It started when my two year old was a baby. Obsessed with finding a comfortable, bold and non-frilly pink babygrow, I hunted far and wide on the internet, looking for possible contenders. (I hadn’t started blogging then, so clearly had more time on my hands.)

I quickly became addicted to sites like Bambino Goodies and Little Stomper, as I tried to satiate my new appetite for tiny clothes in bright hues; ones that stood out from the usual beige and pale pink suspects. Back then, I had a bookmark list as long as my current to-do list, with new baby and childrenswear sites being added every day.

But now, as a few of my friends with swelling bumps and newborns ask me where I find Frog’s “cool stuff” my mind always goes blank. I tend to mumble something incoherent about “the internet and blogs and stuff” before going off on a tangent about not worrying if their baby doesn’t sleep through the night, because it’s totally normal.

So, if you are one of the people who has recently asked me where I find things I like for my toddler, let me present to you my latest kids clothing crush.

Joseph M specialises in designer kids clothing and ladieswear. While the products aren’t cheap, I think I’d justify the cost by reminding myself I barely actually bought any clothes for my own baby (when she was still a baby) as we were given so many. Every now and again, it’s nice to choose something yourself.

Anyway, here are some of my favourite pieces from the baby girl section. (I was specifically looking at clothes for baby girls as one of my friends recently had a little girl and another has just found out she is expecting one.)

See? Cool, cute, bold and not a hint of dull in sight. I know my baby would have totally rocked these outfits at the baby and toddler group we used to go to.

What do you think? Where are your favourite places for kids clothes?

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