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The Elder Statesman’s Kids Collection


This December, The Elder Statesman will introduce its new children’s collection, which will feature stuffed animals, diaper covers, cozy knitwear and smaller versions of the brands blankets. To kick off the kids range, Founder, Greg Chait has created a short film featuring the female lead frolicking around in Elder Statesmean knits and reminiscing about her ex love, a teddy bear named Tomate. The Elder Statesman’s children’s range will be available in December on elder-statesman.com and at select retailers. -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE

WIFE with Kids: Charlotte Olympia Kids

Like mother like daughter, Charlotte Olympia recently launched her debut range of kids footwear. The collection is titled “Incy,” after the childhood nursrey rhyme “The Incy Wincy Spider.” The line features 6 different styles modeled after the women’s collection. Click “continue reading” for the look book. Available now for your girly little tots at CharlotteOlympia.com -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE

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Dior Kids, Summer 2013

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WIFE with Kids: Children’s Fine Jewelry

Finding high quality jewelry for children that is fun for them, yet attractive to parents can be quite a hard task - whether you’re shopping for a cheerful birthday present, special flower girl gifts, christening or communion jewelry. Below you can discover an exquisite range of enchanting and feminine bracelets, necklaces and earrings in 18k gold. 18k gold is important when buying jewelry for children, as children have a tendency to have allergic reactions with lower carat gold and other inexpensive metals. It is very rare for kids to have an allergy to the high purity of 18k gold. Click “Continue Reading” for a collection of elegant staples and basic classics for your little girl to treasure throughout her childhood. Personalized 18k White Gold Safety Pins for Baby, $425.00 at VanessaKandiyoti.com -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE in collaboration with LoveGold

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Dior Baby, 2013

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