New products in store

Posted on July 30, 2012 by Larissa

I’ve just added the following things to our shop:

Baby Born clothes - cardigan, pjs, dress Jul 2012 — Knitted cardigan, pirate pyjamas and a dress in ballerina fabric - click the image to check them out on the Dolls Clothes page

IMG_1846_500wb — And this corduroy pinafore in red.

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Blog update - Because my most recent posts have been so far from a highlight reel I’ve never played in a sporting grand final. It might be that I wasn’t picked for the team. It could be that I made myself unavailable for team sports in the later years of high school to avoid not getting picked. Or perhaps I was picked for the team, but my inability to throw a netball with any particular aim or distance, or catch said netball when it was pelted at me, meant that my team never actually made it to a final. In the last week or two, my social media feeds have been filled with photos of teams of players holding up their index fingers, photos of trophies and and cups and medals medals around necks and Best on Grounds. Last month our feeds were full of primary school kids dressed as their favourite book characters. Since I don’t have any grand final efforts to write about, I’ll have to take us back to Book Week. Because for some kids (this includes mine), Book Week is their time to shine. They’re reading and loving it, and along with schools and public libraries across the country, they get one day a year to have fun, to bring books to life and to celebrate all things literary, including Australian authors and illustrators. Books have the power to improve vocabulary, imagination, knowledge and connection. If we all read stories of difference and what it’s like to walk in another’s shoes, the world could be a different place. But if not, a book can allow us to escape into other worlds. And so books should be celebrated. I know that for some parents, Book Week is a pain in the neck. But in our house, the buildup and excitement is equivalent to Christmas. Here is a play showing how the last two Book Weeks have unfolded in our house. (Post continues in Comments)

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