-shirts and vests with either denim shorts or three-quarter length trousers. For the little boy sailor, striped scarves look good worn over sporty T-shirts. Even duck jackets dressed with rolled up chinos maximise the at-sea mood. For every mini sailor a Dixie Cup

but the older age range makes sense, especially for it's signature leather jackets in soft grey and tan for boys and purple and soft green for girls.There is a whole host of dip-dye that perfectly reflects the adult range, and a gorgeous version of the silk

Most babies love to suck: it’s a proven way to soothe and comfort a fretful baby, but there can be drawbacks. You may want to think twice about giving your baby a dummy, especially if he’s a boy. It could stunt his emotional development by robbing

problem in boys. Research consistently shows boys' reading lags behind girls', with a recent report highlighting that three out of four (76 per cent) UK schools are concerned about boys’ underachievement in reading (last year an estimated 60,000 boys

for the Moschino kid’s line for the first time this season.But first up in the line up are Amore, a very archetypal Italian kid’s brand, who didn’t fail to deliver the Italian way with a boys and girls collection fashioned in plaids and black velvets. Net skirts

Plaid ArmyFrom left, boy Checked shirt £42 by No Added Sugar (ages 3–12); leather jacket £408 (ages 3–12) and cowboy boots £395 (sizes 28–37), both by D&G Junior; distressed jeans £30 by Diesel (ages 2–14). girl, centre Black-and-white checked

, the frilled volume skirts of Monnnalisa and Jackioo and the boys casual and tailoring mix of Hitchiker. The names of the different ranges were displayed on the big wheel set and as each collection came on the catwalk the corresponding name was spun round

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST GIRL Shirt £45 by Baby Graziella (ages 1–12); cable-knit tank top from a selection at The Theatre and Film Costume Workshop; tartan skirt £64 by Gant (ages 3–13); socks stylist’s own. FIRST BOY Aran sweater from £50 by DKNY

legged jersey pants tucked into riding boots were an accomplished look. Knit wear was offered in dark jumper dresses, cable knit cropped cardigans, although an oversized knit that had never ending sleeves was slightly odd. A boys military suit, perhaps a

Girl Embroidered kimono dress £53 by I Love Gorgeous (ages 1–10). Boy Vintage one-off cheesecloth shirt with silk embroidered stripes £40 by Their Nibs (ages 5–6); cotton scarf stylist’s own. ABOVECotton T-shirt £15.50 by American Apparel (ages 2