Get that Loving D&G Junior Look

Dolce and Gabanna Junior’s spring summer 2010 looks, take you to the Riviera in lightweight denims and floaty dresses.

This look, picked out for us from the fab stylist at Alexandalexa.com,  features fun dark denim wide leg dungarees,

a sweet navy sleeveless vest that shows you the love and the very handy all over denim changing bag with a fold out

changing mat, red leather detailing, triple pocket functionality, three zip fastening, alternative straps and a D&G

padlock.

 

D&G Junior: Dark Denim Dungarees, £165.00

 

D&G Junior: Red Denim Changing Bag With Mat, £495.00

 

D&G Junior: Navy Sleeveless Heart Tee, £78.00

 

Fab Clothes for Kids from Fendi



In 1925, the house of FENDI was established in Via del Plebiscito, Rome. Created by young couple Edoardo and

Adele Fendi, the brand quickly claimed fame in Rome for its high quality items, but did not claim worldwide

recognition until 1966 when Karl Lagerfeld joined as the brand’s creative director, creating the double F logo

we all know today.

In the past 85 years, the brand has grown from a small luxury fur and leather shop to a multi faceted and multinational

brand that includes ready-to-wear, fragrance, eyewear, luggage, home furnishings and most  recently, kidswear.

Launching just in time for the upcoming SS10 season, the kidswear line is sure to enhance the Fendi brand with

its pastel colours, soft cotton fabrics and the recognizable double F logo, the perfect combination for any tiny

fashionsta.

We picked some of our favourite Fendi Kids pieces from alexandalexa.com just to give you a peak!

Fendi: Beige Logo Trainers With Pink Straps, £110.00

 

Fendi: Pink And White Logo Body With Long Sleeves, £78.00#

 

 

Fendi: Dark Blue Frill Socks, £18.00

 

 

Fendi: Blue Beanie Hat, £50.00

 

 

Fendi: Beige Vest With Fendi Logo, £139.00

 

Ham & Leek Quiche



Easy to prepare and a great combination of flavours, this quiche is sure to please the whole family!

Thank you to Ruthie Chant from  for the great recipe idea!

Get organized in the kitchen, plan your meals and teach your kids to cook with  her site www.onlinemealplanning.com

What You Will Need

4 Eggs  

6 Honey ham, slices

1 Leek, finely sliced

¼ Parmesan cheese

1 Ready-rolled puff pastry sheet, thawed

What To Do

  1. Preheat oven to 400ºF / 200ºC
  2. Line a round 9inch/23cm tart tin with pastry – trim edges
  3. Arrange the leek and ham over the base.
  4. Whisk together the eggs, milk and cheese, then pour mix over leek and ham
  5. Top with a little extra cheese
  6. Bake for 25 minutes or until golden brown

Out and About Week 08

LITERATURE FUN

 

What: Imagine Children’s Festival: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Where: Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd., SE1 8XX, 020 7960 4200, www.southbankcentre.co.uk

When: Saturday & Sunday, February 27-28, 14:30

Price: Kids £4, Adults £8 

About: The Southbank Centre’s excellent annual literature festival for children features paid for and free entertainment

for children 5 to 11.

 

LITTLE ROCK STARS

 

What: Be the next Hilfiger Rock Star

Where: Tommy Hilfiger Junior Collections, Harrods, Brompton Rd., 4th floor, SW1X 7XL, 020 7730 1234,

www.harrods.com

When: Saturday, February 27, 11:00 – 18:00

Price: FREE

About: Check out the brand new Tommy Hilfiger boutique in Harrods and give your child the chance to become the

next Hilfiger Rockstar! Kids will get styled by professional stylists, have their photo taken i their own rock pose and

get a printed concert poster plus a £25 voucher for Tommy Hilfiger!

 

SHHHHH…IT’S A SECRET!

 

 

What: St. Vincent Catholic School’s Family Exhibition  

Where: Wallace Collection, Hertford House, Manchester Square, London, W1U 3BN, 020 7563 9500,

www.wallacecollection.org

When: 09:00-17:00, Daily

Price: FREE

About: Created by the pupils of St. Vincent’s Catholic School, this family exhibition reveals the stories behind the objects.

The Rainbow Fish



The award-winning children’s book, The Rainbow Fish, was illustrated and written by Marcus Pfister, and translated

into English by J. Alison James.


The story tells a tale of a fish with shiny, multi-coloured scales named Rainbow Fish. The fish has always been fond of

its scales, but one day, his fish friend asks if he could have one of Rainbow Fish’s scales and Rainbow Fish refuses.

After this, he loses his little fish friends due to his lack of sharing.


Upset and lonely, Rainbow Fish gets some advice from his friend starfish who tells him  to go visit the

mysterious octopus for advice. Rainbow fish does, and octopus tells him that he should give his friends

his shiny scales to win them back, he does and soon he has no more shiny scales, but has lots of friends

and lives happily ever after!


The book is full of wonderful images of underwater life, handcrafted by Pfister, perfect for a good night tale.

You can find The Rainbow Fish at your local bookstore, online or at the London Aquarium gift shop.

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