Good Things Come in Threes

A pair and A spare from Angel Dear.
What to do when your little one loses his/her favorite lovie? Savvy Moms can keep replacements on hand with this cleverly packaged set of three identical blankies.
Snuggly soft Chenille security blanket they will carry everywhere. Very nice to the touch, you will want one for yourself. 14"X 14". Have a pair and a spare. A perfect gift comes in nit gift box.
Available in all blankie characters (girrafe,tiger,bear,lamb, lion and many more).

My Child Clothing on you iPhone

Stuck in traffic? Riding a train? Waiting for a doctor? Got iPhone?
We are happy to announce that mobile version of MyChildClothing.com
Easy and fun access to hundreds of products available on MyChildClothing.com.
You could browse, research and buy through our secure server
Use your existing account to track down your latest orders, order status and shipping info.
Or just have fun with your iPhone or iPod Touch

*WiFi connection required for iPod Touch in order to connect to our website

Dress Your Little Skipper

Ahoy!
Great color combination, dark blue and brown, perfect for everyday wear new Submarine Collection from Rabbit Moon.
Soft washed cocoa brown solid canvas, flax, pistachio, and steel blue solid fine interlock knits and cocoa brown and steel blue french terry. Submarine print and stripe. Featured is the signature track suit in steel blue and cocoa brown french terry with piecing and twill tape details. Submarine print romper with button front. Canvas shortall and shorts, tee , snapsuit and bucket hat all work together as a collection.

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We are excited to announce that My Child Clothing has joined the social networking group Facebook. And we want YOU as our friend!
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Strawberry Girl Collection

Summer brings fresh juicy strawberries and cheery daisies — as bright and happy as a sunny day! Our Strawberry Fields print pairs up with yellow and white polka dots in sweet styles that evoke all the promises of a sun-drenched summer day.
Le Top is presenting Strawberry Girl Collection with two swimsuits (Classical One-Piece and Pinafore Style) and three different sets (Apron Dress and Short Set,Petal Dress and Bloomer Set,Pop Over Top and Pant Set) and a Gorgeous Sunhat.
See whole collection in our online boutique

Vintage Butterfly from Baby Nay

Absolutely adorable, colorful Vintage Butterfly Collection from Baby Nay.
This collection includes two dresses: Tiered Dress and Overlay Dress, Swing Top Set , Top with Lace Leggings .Signature patern, all natural cotton modal rib fabric, with voile pin dot inserts and ruffles.
For your toddler we have Romper,Butterfly Sleeveless Bubble or Pin Dot Sleeveless Bubble.
And of couse you could crown it with Pin Dot Head Band or Brim Hat.
Click here to see this collection.

Jottum. Dutch honesty

Jottum! is a cry of excitement.

And also the imaginative brand of clothing made in Edam. It owes its fame to Dutch quality and boundless originality.
And the name? Well, that's a strange story.
Since the 14th century, jots have been appearing in the small Dutch city Edam. Eye-witnesses describe cheeky little chaps with long arms and legs. They always wear yellow caps. Jots simply love cheese, from sweet-milk to cheddar (and even grated). For centuries, the population of Edam has been guarding its warehouses. They were forced to: a hungry jot is resourceful. Between 1920 and 1929 they launched a veritable invasion. Cheeses disappeared by their dozens.
Edam was in an uproar.
But the tide turned on 21 June 1929. That night, the seamstress Klaar Klosje caught a sleepy jot. Her triumphant cry Jottum! echoed through the town. (Roughly translated it means "I've got him!") Klaar immediately noticed the jot's cute clothes. After some prodding, the jot admitted that they made their own clothes. And had been doing so for centuries. In subdued as well as eye-batting colours. And from fabrics that are perfect for adventurers - jots love rough and tumble. Shortly afterwards, the jots entered into a unique agreement with the Edammers. In exchange for 50 kilos of cheese a week, they would help Klaar Klosje to design children's clothes. To express her gratitude, the seamstress named the clothing line Jottum. This agreement with the jots - which is framed and hangs on our wall - has never been changed. Nor has our conviction that children are entitled to the best. This applies to cheese, but equally to clothes.

Jottum. Dutch honesty