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Baby Fantasies

August 4, 2010 | Posted by bLavish as Baby In Mind at 5:16 am | Comments off

What could be more appropriate for your little princess than this ultra-posh Camelot crib from aBaby? It’s hand carved from solid wood, and hand painted with all the romance of a fictional bygone age. It’s also custom-made to order and weighs in at a cool $3,650.00.

Of course, aBaby features the entire Camelot set including an armoire, changing table, nightstand and even a chandelier. The total cost of the set equals $12,829.00. Some assembly is required.

If you’re not sold on the Camelot motif, you could also consider this charming Cinderella Carriage Crib by Corsican. It bears a magnificent resemblance to the pumpkin-turned -carriage in the Cinderella fables.

In fact, fantasy children’s cribs are all the rage among the uber-elite. There’s such a market for it that even Disney is officially getting into the mix – marketing mid-price fantasy cribs for those with a taste for the divine, if not the budget.

Gucci Luxury Baby Carrier

June 7, 2010 | Posted by bLavish as Baby In Mind at 3:19 pm | Comments off

With your most beloved treasure in your arms, it’s no wonder that you’d want the best for them and that’s why the Gucci Luxury Baby Carrier is here to help.

At $600 this classic brown leather carrier is perfect for all occasions be it at the park or while you travel.

Designed to give you an enjoyable and comfortable hands-free experience with your child, the Gucci Baby Carrier makes the mother and the newborn a true icon of elegance with the combination of class and sophistication. Crafted in classic GG fabric Gucci with leather brown, these baby carriers feature adjustable straps allowing maximum comfort to both the infant and the person carrying it. Priced at $600, the Gucci Baby Carrier is suitable for children from 3 to 9 months or up to 9 kilograms.

BabyKeeper for All Your Baby Keeping Needs

August 31, 2006 | Posted by bLavish as Baby In Mind, Gadgets at 1:00 pm | Comments off

When you’re out & about it’s hard to visit the shopping mall’s bathroom or try on those fabulous new clothes at your favorite department store & still find room for the baby.

That’s what the makers of the BabyKeeper were thinking as well and have now alleviated us of our labors & concerns.  The BabyKeeper has a harness that secures directly to stall doors where he will be safe & secure.

I like it and I think it would make me a giggle a bit to see baby hanging from the door.  And what more can you ask for?

Via:  Shiny Shiny
 

Bratt Decor the Perfect Luxury Furniture for Infants & Children

April 18, 2006 | Posted by bLavish as Baby In Mind, For the Kids, Furniture at 1:20 pm | Comments off

I made a recent web discovery, I stumbled upon a fantastic luxury furniture site for infants and children.  Bratt Decor is three words, infant & children opulence.  They have been designing and crafting infant & children’s furniture since they were expecting their first child in 1995.

From cribs, changers, twin beds, cribs, chests & twin beds, Bratt Decor is everything opulent and luxurious for your children.  I have picked out my favorite two items.

Bring elegance few can in a crib with the Bratt Decor Venitian 3 In One Crib Gold.  This crib has a bold and beautiful presence, not to mention comfort and versatility. Pictured here with four posters attached, this classic cast iron crib comes complete with four posters and canopy cross bars, which allows three completely unique looks.  Colors available: antique white,  pewter, slate & Venitian gold.  Cost, $875.  I wish they had one in my size.

 

Let me just say, can that picture be any cuter?  I think not.  When it’s time for the growing-up years, try on the Bratt Decor Dick Twin Bed for size.  This bed creates a beautiful classic look for your child’s room.  The twin bed is constructed of solid wood, with a row of solid wood planks, and fits a standard twin sized mattress (no box spring needed). Available in the following finishes: black, cherry red, navy & white.  Cost, $1045.

If only I had kids or if only I was still a kid…..

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