Top picks from Mothercare

I passed by Mothercare to pick up a few things for the kids. While I was there I spotted some really cute things that would be perfect for baby shower gifts.

This is just perfect for easy bath time. No need to worry about a slippery baby! 

 Taking your first trip together? Nothing beats these adorable first passport cover and luggage tag.

 Cherish little memories forever with this hand and foot impression kit. You'll be surprised how much they have grown!

My kids are always complaining that the seat belt hurts their neck. Well, I found a solution for that.

Keep you and your baby safe with the bump belt.

Mothercare is located in Avenues Mall, Fashion Way Salmiyah and some local supermarkets.

SALE SALE SALE!!

Now is the time to spend spend spend!! lol Take advantage of the great sales going around. There are even summer items on sale which is well worth it.

• Mamas & papas have up to 70% off. You can find adorable baby outfits, maternity wear and gear at their location in the Avenues Mall.

• Mother Care have a 50% off. Sets of PJs are down to 4 KD, What a bargain!  but hurry up because they run out of sizes pretty quick. 

• Early learning center also have a sale on selective toys. A great time to stock up on some birthday gifts ;) 

Enjoy the sales while they last ;) Will keep you updated if anything comes my way. 

Stop the pop

When I was pregnant I used to get so frustrated with my belly button. It used to show through all my tops. I got so self conscious about it because every time
I went somewhere I would get the same reaction " oh is that your bellybutton?? does it hurt? does it go back in?" ukhhh I got so sick of it that I desperately searched the net for a solution and I found my savior ! The popper stopper by Miss Oops.The popper Stoppers are used to cover belly buttons that go “pop” during pregnancy. They are Latex-free and medically approved.

Lavish by Heidi Klum

There is no stopping super model Heidi Klum. Just after having her fourth baby 4 months ago she is back with a new project. She is collaborating with A Pea in the Pod to create two new lines for pregnant women.

Lavish by Heidi Klum for A Pea in the Pod and Loved by by Heidi Klum for Motherhood are set to arrive in stores and online on Feb. 12.

"I experienced fashion challenges during my four pregnancies and combined my knowledge of what works in terms of style, comfort and practicality to create these lines," Klum says in a press release. "They are all about making you feel beautiful; being pregnant shouldn't stop you from being fashionable and feeling great about your changing body. It's an exciting journey."

Will Heidi Klum's new maternity lines be in, or will they will be out?

Source: US Magazine

Skin maternity dress

Shopping for maternity wear can be a nightmare specially here in Kuwait, we have very limited choices when it comes to maternity wear. Most often we have to get a new wardrobe every couple of months. Skin is here to solve that problem. Marisol Rodríguez the designer behind the concept was fascinated by how the Japanese art of paper-folding could transform a perfectly flat material into something 3D. But fabric, not paper, interested her as an origami medium. In Skin, her limited-edition line of stylish, expandable clothing for pregnant women, she applies origami to organic cotton to break the hide-the-bulge mold of most maternity wear. “We want to highlight the belly,” says Rodríguez, now 29 and based in Brooklyn. “This is happiness that is showing through your clothes.” When she found out that her sister in-law is expecting her first baby she decided to design a maternity dress for her. Recognizing how little money most people in her native country Colombia have to spend on clothes, she conceived a design that would last throughout a woman’s pregnancy, minimizing what a mother-to-be would need to buy for herself. Suiting the pre and early-pregnancy body, right through to the larger last days, the middle section expands as you do, using both vertical and horizontal slits. The wider the openings, the more apparent the bright colors hiding underneath!

Pure genius !

Source: Via The Design Observer Group