Jewels & Pinstripes has done it again! From cool beach towels to sporty apparel, their latest gift set will make any boy jump for joy.
Their summer sampler includes a SoLA California beach towel and kite, Mabel’s Labels gift certificate for a Big Kaboodle set, Funkins Bright Blocks neoprene lunch bag and Soccer reusable napkin, Adidas TIRO 13 soccer jersery (blue, size medium) and Ficklets football, basketball and tiger eyeglass charms.
Courtesy Jewels & Pinstripes
Courtesy Duux
Duux‘s line of high quality (and super sleek) baby electronics are already a big hit in Scandinavia.
And now everything from their night projector (which fills your baby’s room up with stars in soft blue light) and their award-winning mushroom shaped humidifier, left, are available stateside.
Want these cool products for your nursery? Lucky for you, the company is giving both items to a Moms & Babies reader.
Hurry up and enter for your chance to win here! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 5/26/14 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 5/25/14. See Official Rules.
Courtesy Kushies
Since 1987, Ontario-based Kushies has been making high-quality baby products trusted by millions of moms.
And that includes their adorable and cozy bath accessories.
Want to try them out? They’re giving away a gift set – bath mat and squirter set ($25), hooded bath towel and wash cloth set ($34), 2 hooded towels ($68), jungle shower curtain hooks ($16), jungle shower curtain ($25) and pack of 6 washcloths ($13) — to a lucky Moms & Babies reader.
Now we see why Halle Berry, Jamie Lynn Sigler, Jewel and Roselyn Sanchez are fans.
Hurry up and enter for your chance to win here! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 5/26/14 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 5/25/14. See Official Rules.
Itzy Ritzy recently launched their new breastfeeding infinity scarf ($25) – and it’s really cool. Made of soft, breathable jersey knit, it allows moms the opportunity for skin-to-skin bonding with their baby while discreetly nursing in public.
Plus, it’s super stylish! Made in the U.S.A., the chic wrap comes in five beautiful prints including the charcoal gray Chevron pattern below.
Want one? The company, which counts celeb moms Pink, Jennifer Garner, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nicole Richie and Tori Spelling as fans — is giving one away to three lucky Moms & Babies readers.
Courtesy Itzy Ritzy
For over 47 years, Delta Children has been making sturdy, well-crafted children’s furniture. And not only are their cribs safe, but they’re affordable too.
To celebrate their Safe Sleep Awareness campaign, they’re giving away their beautiful Waves crib and Augusta glider to a lucky Moms & Babies reader.
Courtesy Delta Children
Belabumbum‘s luxe mom-to-be intimates, loungewear and nursing bras are designed to keep women feeling pretty, pampered and comfortable. And that’s why they’re a favorite of lactation experts and celeb moms including Jessica Simpson, Molly Sims, Lily Allen and more.
Want to add some of the company’s pretty pieces to your wardrobe? They’re giving a lucky Moms & Babies reader a $200 shopping spree on their site.
Courtesy Belabumbum
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Designed by a reputed occupational therapist, Babyhome‘s sleek and modern wooden cradle from so-ro rocks front-to-back (just like in the womb) instead of side-to-side providing a more soothing motion for babies.
Available in single ($400) and double ($600) versions, the head of the cradle features three levels of elevation to help maintain a clear, unobstructed and relaxing environment for your little one. It also promotes healthy breathing, especially for infants with colds or nasal congestion.
Made with plywood Baltic birch (in either walnut brown or white), the well-crafted sleeping space (it also comes with a mattress and sheet) has won many design awards.
With all that in mind, it’s easy to understand why it has so many celeb mom fans including Ali Landry (left).
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