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Babiekins Magazine

A Trendsetting Magazine & Online Community For The Trendsetting Child + Parent

Sleepykins // Olivia’s Magical Space

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor 1 Comment

Post by Sally Lopez of Mini Styling.

I wanted to give Olivia a room of her own. I decided on retro inspired with antique items of my own childhood. The sand dollar wall piece used to hang in my grandparents’ house. I was fascinated with it as a kid; and so is Olivia. We designed her room around this old sentimental piece. We chose soft hues of dusty pink, white and beige and filled the space with girly pieces she loves. The Numero 74 canopy and bedding in dusty pink from Lidorworld, wooden toys from Little Wanna Haves, with the white wooden Nofred mouse chair were a perfect fit for her retro playful girly new room. I love it and most importantly, she loves it!

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Photos by Dreamypictures

Filed Under: Fun, Interiors Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, children's design, Decor, feminine, girl's bedroom, girly space, gray, home decor, home interiors, interior decor for kids, Interior Design, interiors, kid-friendly home decor, kids design magazine, kids fashion magazine, kids interior decor, modern, pink, retro, vintage Posted By: Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor

Fashionkins // I Am Never Not Doing Anything

By Annelie Klein, Contributor Leave a Comment

Because gray is and always will be the most delicious neutral (no matter the season)…

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I Am Never Not Doing Anything // Photography & Styling: Annelie Klein |  Hair/Make-Up: Jacqueline Perez-Moreno | Kid Model: Lina from Agentur Lichtkind Berlin | Layout: Hannah Wild

Credits // 01. Dress: Little Man Happy | 02. Poncho, Overall & Shoes : Zara | 03. Dress:Little Man Happy  | Headband: Beau Chic Accessories | 04. Sweater, Skirt & Tights: Little Man Happy | 05. Dress & Tights: Little Man Happy | Cap & Rainboots: Zara |

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: annelie klein, beau chic, editorial, fashion magazine, girls fashion, kids fashion magazine, little man happy, minimal, modern, Zara Posted By: Annelie Klein, Contributor

Featurekins//We Wish You A Very Mod Christmas

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor Leave a Comment

Guest post by Emily.

It’s Christmas!!! It’s finally here! I can’t tell you how excited we are. All of the organising and planning has finally come together and here we are enjoying one of the best days of the year. Seeing their happy little faces, what more could you ask for?… Well, perhaps not burning the Christmas Dinner would be a plus (fingers crossed). Hehe.

Here is a look at some of our favourite gifts and toys and of course Christmas outfits from this festive season. We hope you love them as much as we do.

We’d like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas!!

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Credits//Hunter’s outfit: Santa Panda Dude tee by Maiko| Mini Bowtie by Scruff Candy| Grid Leggings from Cotton:On Kids| Red AKID Boots from The Mini Edit

Jemima’s outfit:Dress from H&M|Customised Leggings from Gap|Red AKID Boots from The Mini Edit|

Toys & Gifts:Donkey from Dutch Lifestyle|Washing Machine fabric bag by Tellkiddo|Swan Cushion by Vanessa Byrne|Sonny Angels from Mini Macko|Rocket cushion by Huusje Design from Jaxon James|Camera Cushion Necklace by Rice Baby from Jaxon James|Zola by The Milk Collective from Jaxon James|White Ricestorm Medium Cushion by Noodoll|Black Ricemon Plush Toy by Noodoll|Riceradish Mini Plush Toy by Noodoll|Mi Bird Plush Toy by Noodoll|Pink Pear Night Light from Monkey McCoy|Mini Fox by Maileg from Monkey McCoy|Neoplan Watch by Bien-a-Bien from Lublue|Mountain Blanket by White Fox and Co

Filed Under: Fun Tagged With: AKID, Bien-a-Bien, black and white, Huusje Design, Maiko, Maileg, mod, modern, monkey mccoy, Monochrome, red, Sonny Angels, White Fox and Co Posted By: Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor

Craftykins // DIY Miniature Mid-Century Modern Dollhouse Coffee Table

By Sara Eslami, Contributor 2 Comments

 

 

 

 

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I think that every mother who has a daughter must go through a stage where she dreams of decorating a dollhouse for her little one, right? Well, that’s definitely the case with me at least. I love decorating my own home but decorating a miniature home is 1000 times more fun. It can also get pretty pricey, especially when it comes to modern dollhouse furniture. I have chosen to make most of my furniture and this is one of the easiest I have done so far!

Babiekins Magazine|Craftykins // DIY Miniature Mid-Century Modern Dollhouse Coffee Table

To make your mid-century hairpin leg coffee table, you will need:

1. A birch tag (found at most craft stores in the wood section)
2. Jumbo paper clips
3. Wood glue
4. Pliers
5. Screwdriver & one screw the same width as the paper clip
6. Marker
7. Wire cutters and a hammer

 

Babiekins Magazine|Craftykins // DIY Miniature Mid-Century Modern Dollhouse Coffee Table

1. Mark where your legs will go with your marker and then screw a nail into each hole to create an opening to insert the table legs.

2. Open up the paper clips and cut them at the mark shown.

3. Bend the legs inward with the pliers so that the base is more narrow.

4. Open the legs again, and insert them into the holes you created with some wood glue. Tap them in with a hammer to secure.

 

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I love how this turned out. Let’s just hope my two-year-old can appreciate it just as much!

Filed Under: Fun Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, dollhouse, dollhouse coffee table, dollhouse furniture, Fashion, fashion kids, girl, hairpin leg, kid, kids fashion magazine, kids trends, mid-century, modern Posted By: Sara Eslami, Contributor

DESIGNKINS // The Micuna Ovo high chair

By Kimbah 2 Comments

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What caught my eye with The Micuna Ovo high chair is its Eames replica piece resemblance, it could just be me though but with its Eames Eiffel chair look and feel I immediately fell in love and envisioned it fitting perfectly in my household.

Made by Micuna, the Ovo high chair is more than just a stylish piece, it’s functional and practical. A distinguished element of the OVO are the elements made of solid beech-wood, provided from sustainable forest management – that provides great design and elegance. Another characteristic part of the high-chair is its round shaped ABS plastic tray – mobile and removable, with an edge to prevent liquids to overflow. This tray is easy to remove and you can clean it in the dish-washer. It gives you great freedom to use. The rounded shape and ergonomic of the high-chair has been designed to give a comfortable seat for the baby. Thanks to the moulded fabrication process the Ovo leads to features such as high quality, design, elegance, comfort, functionality and modernity.

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Ovo has even taken care of the packaging on a level of elegance, versatility and convenience with it not just being packaging, it can be used as toy box, storage or for any other thing that you can imagine.

You can find the Ovo at AlexandAlexa staring at £279.00.

Posted by Kimbah

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: Baby, design, furniture, highchair, micuna, modern, ovo highchair Posted By: Kimbah

Fashionkins // Christmas At Grandpas

By Heather Leave a Comment

twas the night before christmas, all were filled with glee

we hung shiny brites on the tiny little tree,

all dressed in our finest for grandpa to see…

 

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velvet tuxedo jacket and plaid pants La miniatura :: chambray button down Kapital K
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plaid cape karpi by nanos :: navy top Millions of colors :: navy ruffle skirt mar mar copenhagen 

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girl on left :: swan dress Hucklebones :: dot cardigan Millions of Colors // girl on right floral pants Millions of colors :: ruffle collar Miss Milupka
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striped dress Millions of Colors :: gold crown Two Els

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girl :: bunny ears Two Els :: polka dot dress Robe of Feathers :: rust dress Millions of colors :: leggings Jigsaw Jr // boy all clothing La MiniaturaHoliday_019 WEB

acorn headband rolly polly :: lumberjack dress Misha Lulu :: shiny skirt Hucklebones 

Page10 WEBgirl on left :: leopard sweater Cherokee :: maroon top Millions of Colors :: plaid skirt Jigsaw Jr // floral dress Millions of Colors :: grey dress underneath Infinity dress :: dolls Studio Escargot

Tips for holiday dressing // pair everyday clothing with a fancy special piece, you will stretch your wardrobe further

photography // Stephanie Matthew

styling // Heather Rome

prop styling // Michelle Shaka Berg

 

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: christmas, Fashion, kids, modern, retro, vintage Posted By: Heather

Featurekins // Wren and Rumor

By Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief Leave a Comment

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When I was getting ready for baby Cruz to arrive one thing I knew I needed to stock up on was blankets. Not only are they always getting used or left at grandmas house they are also something you need ALL the time. From small walks in the park to the long late night drives…. we make sure we always bring a couple. I was first introduced to Wren & Rumor a couple months ago and I was super excited. Not only do they sell amazing personalized swaddle blankets but they also have custom printed fabrics and monogrammed stationery for your children that is so modern and different than you would find anywhere else! We are heads over heals in love with the Aztec blanket and the stars and stripes blanket. What is your favorite?

Check out all that Wren & Rumor have to offer here.

Filed Under: Fashion Tagged With: blankets, modern, wren and rumor Posted By: Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief


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