The Danish company Living has come up trumps with a selection of beautiful kids' non-woven wallpaper that is easier and faster to hang. Choose from funky zoo animal prints, tree patterns and an automobile wallpaper, a snatch at £67 for 10.5 metres

If you love beautiful accessories, you’ll adore Deep Indigo, a label that specialises in embroidery. Choose from sailors’ buttons, flagging and hats, or these novel key chains with embroidered fish, which cost £10.50 each.

The Quirky Collective is the cyber space place to go. The online store stocks many of the most stylish brands for children aged two to eight, including Buijes En Beugels, Woven Play and Bobo Choses. We just adore this double-breasted jersey coat

Boys & Girls make quirky organic cotton pieces in bright colours with witty slogans. It opens its east London store in February, which will contain items like this Bright As Day top from £22, jersey skirt from £14 and star-print jumper dress £20 (ages 1–8).

New York label Makié has crossed the Atlantic and is now being stocked at chic concept store Couverture. Usually known for simple cuts and neutral palettes, Makié could be moving in a new direction with this show-stopping silver leather jacket, which costs £119 (ages 6–8)

Little Fashion Gallery the luxury e-tailer have launched a noval birthday kit in colloboration with My Little Day. Once one has wrapped the beautiful monogrammed LFG box little fingers can decorate their birthday party with 8 golden plates/ 8 cardboard goblets/ 8 striped straws/ ...

Laura Ashley is back with a funky girlswear collection and it is more vibrant than ever before with bright colours and prints inspired by sunny days at the seaside. Circle-print cardigan £26 by Laura Ashley (ages 2–8).

Miss Blumarine, designer Anna Molinari’s junior range, has produced some stunning coats for Autumn/Winter ’10, especially this fluffy fun swing coat with pink bow – destined to make any little girl look glam. £403 by Miss Blumarine (ages 4–14).

Baby Lady Inc is a new girlswear label hailing from Brooklyn, New York. It fuses contemporary shapes – such as oversized shoulders and jersey vests – in muted greys and blacks with vibrant prints inspired by African traditional dress. From left: Horn Coffee Dress £90, Kaftan Cuti...

The elegant clothes of Tata-Naka are once again playing a prominent part on the fashion scene thanks to their lovely made-to-measure girlswear label Tata-Naka Shrunk. This pretty jacquard dress decorated in bows costs £425 (ages 2–10).