droolicious : mod

Designer Doll Aggie Loves Jam Sandwiches

Lisa Estall — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:01:00 GMT

Little girls who love posh things might love Aggie. Designed by Donna Wilson of Areaware, Aggie likes strawberry jam sandwiches and dislikes when people push her too high on the swings.

The doll is 20” tall and would look really cute at a small table while your child serves tea. It is made out of knitted lambswool and...

polyester stuffing. Aggie sure is exclusive! She's one of 100 limited edition dolls.

You can buy one for $110.00 at Velocity.

A Child's Modern Rocking Chair

Lisa Estall — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 20:54:00 GMT

This Mod Rocker would look sleek in any room. For extra comfort you can even get a Mod Pad ($25) with a...

non-skid underside. It's available in maple, cherry stain and walnut.

Sold at Modern Nursery for around $300.

For tots 18 months. Too bad they don't have an adult version!

Introducing Dante Beatrix T-Shirts

elizabeth leach — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:30:00 GMT

We’ve written about Dante Beatrix diaper bags and little kids’ backpacks in the past. In September, Dante Beatrix is launching a collection of t-shirts with mod animals, much like on the little kids’ backpacks. (more images after the jump)

These bright and fun t-shirts are everything Dante Beatrix is known for: a modern sensibility that is playful, quirky and well designed. I like these t-shirts so much I want to hang them on my nursery wall. Shop Dante Beatrix.

Rainboots That Rock

Meredith Broussard — Mon, 19 May 2008 19:03:00 GMT

It's been raining cats and dogs here lately. The bright side: plenty of opportunities for springtime puddle-jumping!

This year, I'm in love with these Fashion Fatigue faux-camo rainboots from Vincent Shoes. Generous handles on the top of the boots make it easy for the DIY toddler to pull the boots on and off, and the pattern is deliciously mod. The reflector on the heel is gravy-- any kid wearing these boots will definitely stop traffic.

If they made rainboots this cool for grownups, I'd be all over them. But for now, my kid is stomping through puddles with the hippest-looking boots on the block.

Graffe Fashion Fatigue rainboots, $32.95 online at Vincent Shoes.

Hand Made: Reversible Eeva Dress

chrisjordan — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:03:00 GMT

Simple, elegant, reversible dress made with bold mod fabrics. The Eeva dress can be worn as a dress or as a top over jeans. This particular item will get many years of use.

Available in sizes from newborn to 4T at Lemons and Lollis

Canvas Name Plaques

Meredith Broussard — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 16:20:00 GMT

Kids love personalized stuff, but a lot of the personalized name plaques out there are just plain tacky. For a hipper option, try the ultra-mod canvas name plaques from online shop Sophie & Spice, which is run by mom and art school grad Jill Pearson. $39 and up.

Fresco Highchair is Fresh

modmom — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 14:01:00 GMT

Bloom's Fresco futuristic feeding + resting chair for baby ($400) at yoya ships end of June.

Winner of the 2006 design + innovation award at the Kind + Jugend infant fair in Koln, Germany, the Fresco features:

•360 degree swivel
•pneumatic height adjustment
•multiple position reclining seat
•5-point harness with adjustable shoulder straps
•micro-suede seat available in a range of colors
•grow-with-child configurations: 3-months + up sleeping pod, 6-months + up high chair, 2 -4 years child's chair

Boon Flair Pedestal Highchair Just About to Launch!

modmom — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 16:33:00 GMT

Boon's Flair Pedestal Highchair with pneumatic lift is just about to launch + your mod tot could be among the first to explore the world of solid foods + spoons that fly like airplanes, in one of these works of modern art! Boon's founder/designer/CEO is a young mom with 3 children. Her youngest is 2 weeks old (born on my daughter's birthday). A couple years ago, she was studying industrial design in college + changing diapers + decided to redesign children's products. Her college projects won prestigious design awards + she was offered jobs at established companies, but decided to license + produce her own designs, so she would have control. Boon frogpod + potty bench were available at target + other stores before she even graduated from college. I think she's amazing! I love her practical mod aesthetic products + especially this highchair. I'm having a giveaway on my blog, so click here to enter to win a Boon Flair Highchair.