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• Spring Jumper for Your Euro One

  You can now nab this classic 100-percent cotton jumper dress from the Swedish children's line Tuss at Enfant Terrible. Although the Nilla dress ($80) skirts the Amish look, it comes out feeling decidedly schoolgirl. And it reminds me of all well-behaved French kids I often see roaming the New York streets (how do their parents do it--have you ever seen one throw a tantrum?). It's a great sillouette, but you do pay for imported design.  Posted Mar 17 2008, 10:15 AM by Erin Behan with | with no comments Filed under: clothing, dresses, apparel, enfant terrible, jumpers, tuss

• Okido, magazine for kids and their adults

  You've heard about the the bespoke baby booties available at enfant terrible shop, but have you checked out their beautiful graphics and illustrations (á la the genius company, also design)? Besides cashmere sweaters and other ultra-high end goods, "et" also has a great selection of books by the brilliant Katsumi Komogata and Bruno Munari. But the best find is the gorgeous OKIDO magazine from London. Featuring characters like Messy Monster and Squirrel Boy, it covers art and science for 2 to 7 year-olds. So sweet (and collectible), you may not want to share it with the kids.     Posted Dec 17 2007, 10:38 AM by Sarah Verdone with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Books, OKIDO, magazine, Bruno Munari, enfant terrible