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Lifeskills: Getting dressed
By Fiona McKim on 02/05/2012 17:43:02
How to teach your child to dress herself independently
Older babies and toddlers have an uncanny ability to undress themselves, whipping off shoes, socks or headgear at - well, the drop of a hat; but it takes much more skill and co-ordination for a child to get dressed independently.WhenFrom around 15
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The perfect little white dress
By Catherine Hudson on 01/11/2011 17:02:31
Petit Bateau collaborate with French designer, Didier Ludot, to create a capsule collection of chic dresses
The 'Twiggy' dressThe little black dress (or little white dress in this case) is a staple item in any girl's wardrobe. This season it has been reinvented by iconic Parisian designer, Didier Ludot, who has collaborated with French fashion label Petit
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Chicken Pittas With Yoghurt And Mint Dressing
By Junior on 16/09/2011 10:33:56
Perfect as a light lunch, the zesty mint dressing cools the mild spices
Pittas recipe below. Chicken Pittas With Yoghurt And Mint DressingServes 4Serve in pitta breads while the chicken is warm.IngredientsFor the chicken8 chicken mini fillets4 tbsp natural yoghurt1 tsp milk curry paste1 tsp clear honey1 tsp lemon juice
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Ten of the best Christmas dress up outfits
By Catherine Hudson on 23/11/2012 16:13:00
We have rounded up the chicest Christmas dress up outfits for the discerning festive party goer
Christmas Crown, from £25This playful crown, by Oeuf NYC, doubles as an ear warmer, keeping mother and child happy.Available at Oeuf.
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Exclusive: Bridesmaid dresses fit for the Royal Wedding
By Catherine Hudson on 27/06/2011 12:45:59
Junior brings you the new collection from Royal Wedding bridesmaid dress designer, Nicki Macfarlane, including the ready-to-wear version of the Duchess of Cambridge's bridesmaid dresses
The Eliza dressA stunning ready-to-wear version of the Royal Wedding bridesmaid dress has been created; the beautiful Eliza, at Nicki Macfarlane. After the fashion frenzy surrounding the Royal Wedding the designer and couturier's name has been
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Dress to Impress - Girls fashion
By Matthew Holroyd on 01/06/2010 11:42:31
Beautiful dresses and outfits for special occasions
Photography Laura Alice Hart at PCP AgencyFashion Ellie Lines at Frank AgencyModel Ellen at Kids LondonGrooming Cristina CorwayBlack dress with white collar from a selection at Beyond Retro; brocade tights from a selection at Fogal
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Playing dress up
By Catherine Hudson on 01/03/2011 15:29:27
Beautiful wall decorations for your child's bedroom, created by Mae
Dress up dolls wall stickers £75Wonderfully whimsical... we love these gorgeous 'dress-up doll' wall stickers made by beautiful interiors label Mae. Fun, re-usable fabric stickers that won't damage your walls - how ingenious! With classic themes
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Every dress tells a story
By Catherine Hudson on 09/03/2011 17:27:29
Specialising in illustrated childrenswear, Poppy launches its gorgeous spring summer 2011 collection
Martha seaside Dress in Green £39.95 and Lilly seaside Dress in Red £43.95Oh we do like to be beside the seaside... especially when dressed up in a dress as beautiful as one of these from gorgeous childrenswear label Poppy. Designer Bryony
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Say “boo!” to this ghostly dress-up outfit
By Catherine O'Dolan on 15/10/2012 17:52:16
Playing games of peek-a-boo will never be the same!
You will needLarge white FabricScissorsTo makeSurely the most simple dress-up outfit to make ever: simply cut white holes in the centre of the fabric for the eyes, and get ready to say “Boo!”You can buy a brilliant range of art and craft materials
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The A to Z of Children's Fashion - D Is For Dressing Up
By Judith Eagle on 13/05/2010 17:07:08
From Little Lord Fauntleroy frills to funky flares, even the youngest child can be dedicated follower of fashion with our A to Z guide
Dressing-up clothes took off in the 19th century and are still adored by children, parents and educators everywhere, especially because it is a sure-fire way to spark creativity and encourage imagination through role play. The average dressing
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