Barefoot Books Atlas, winner of Best Children's App in the Junior Design Awards 2013Barefoot Books Atlas, £2.99 for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, ages 3+Far from poking drawing pins into a map, today’s modern young explorer can now marvel at mother

Kinect National Geographic TV for XBox360, winner of Best Family Video Game in the Junior Design Awards 2013Kinect National Geographic TV for XBox360, £29.99, ags 2+  It’s a parenting predicament of the modern age: your child will happily immerse

Oh No, George by Chris Haughton, winner of Picture Book of the Year in the Junior Design Awards 2013Oh No, George by Chris Haughton (Walker, £6.99) 3+ On the very first pages of Oh No, George, before the story really begins, a citation of ancient

In The Forest by Anouck Boisrobert and Louis Rigaud, winner of Novelty picture Book of the Year in the Junior Design Awards 2013In The Forest by Anouck Boisrobert and Louis Rigaud (Tate Publishing, £12.99)If you had to sum up In The Forest in just

Perfectly capturing childhood innocence, charming  illustrations of Belle and her rabbit Boo can be found clambering all over this subtly nostalgic collection.The Birthday Surprise, £11The delightfully illustrated picture book debut of Belle & Boo founder Mandy Sutcliffe.

Great design is at the heart of this business, with cherry-picked products from all over Europe, the Toyella collection undergoes a vigorous selection process to ensure an exciting offering.Flip Dolls £14.99Created by Dutch artist Villa Carton, this double-sided  doll is a nurse ...

creme.Last year’s winners read like a who’s who of excellence in style and design for families including Paul Smith, Stella McCartney, Selfridges, Cosatto and Claridges.  And now, we want you to be a part of it.The awards have now officially opened

Peek-A-Boo! by Jan Ormerod (Bodley Head, £3.99)A perfect board book that invites baby to join in with the game – and so the reading, too. Beautiful babies and flaps to lift on every page make this a definite winner.

Here at Junior, we pride ourselves on having excellent taste, never more so than when selecting the winners of our illustrious Junior Design Awards. So it is heartening to hear that our choice of victor for Best Classic Book 2012, Winnie The Pooh

, restaurants, toys and books, this most prestigious event is your chance to get recognised amongst the creme de la creme.Last year’s winners read like a who’s who of excellence in style and design for families including Paul Smith, Stella McCartney, Selfridges