For all you parents out there, I am sure you have heard of Yo Gabba Gabba.  I am also pretty sure you are just as annoyed with that show as I am.  However, kids seems to absolutely love it!  Vans put a super cute collaboration together with Yo Gabba Gabba for kids shoes.  You will definitely be a winner in your kids heart if you pick up a pair.

I have always been a huge fan of H&M and as of late have fallen in love with their kids collection.  Their whole line is saturated with bright colors and fun cartoon characters, while still being very stylish.  The best part of anything that comes out of H&M is the fact that your wallet doesn’t completely get depleted.  If you have a little one, I highly suggest checking out your nearest H&M.  It’s  a great way for your child to stay on top of the trends without you going broke.

I cannot get enough of Harajuku Mini for Target.  I am one of the hugest L.A.M.B. fans and I love that there was a little Harajuku line created for infants and toddlers.  Gwen Stefani stepped outside the box and created some breathtaking edgy clothing and shoes.  I have a fascination with kids fashion, but unfortunately the industry doesn’t have a lot to offer out there.  There is nothing better than finally having some stylish duds for the little guys AND at an insanely low price for that matter!

Above:  Harajuku Mini for Target

Yep that’s right, every little boys dream come true!  I recently purchased a pair of these for my little boy and he flipped when he learned that not only was there Spiderman on it, but it also had batman, the hulk, wolverine and etc.  Most shoes tend to stick to one superhero, so it was a nice change to see all of them combines in one shoe.  With the price below $30, it makes it a win/win situation for all parties involved.

from left to right: canvas shoe $29, comic smack $29

All of the shoes above do no exceed $35!  So definitely try it out and get you kids a pair of shoes or two.

So I’m a little biased, but this is the cutest #1 fan anyone could ask for.

Stay tuned in the coming week for our first contest after our new relaunch. Hint: Our contest will involve kiddos.

Just like adults, kids want to look stylish in their clothes too. Finger In The Nose is a Paris based fashion brand that specializes in clothing for the cool kids.  The styles are reminiscent of premium adult brands and are bound to turn heads. Their cardigans, jackets and denim jeans are all very stylish without ever going over the top. In these clothes your kid is bound to be the most stylish kid on the block!

It will definitely keep your kid looking hip and needless to say if I had a little girl, I would definitely have to buy some of their designs.  The only downfall of their collection is the price is fairly steep.  Considering toddlers grow out of clothes fairly soon, dropping $100 plus on a dress seems a bit extreme.

I am constantly buying the latest brands for my little boy Jaeden.  I try my best to dress him with a little style, especially since mommy is so into fashion.

He and I decided to order a  few, well a lot of shirts by Kingsley.
Let me first off by telling you that they use the softest tshirt material and are tagless, which if you have a child, you understand how important both of those things are. Not only are they comfy, but their designs are so cute and allow your child to bring his inner punk rawk out.  Their shirts are filled with lots of skulls, crossbones and grunge.  So, if you have a little boy, you might just want to check out the Kingsley collection.

I love their motto too:
“Inspiration, creativity, freedom, style, technique, comfort, fashion-forward design, innovation, fun, and loud music are some of the things that make up the Kingsley brand. We strive to alter the way people communicate and view design in today’s visual world. We consistently break the rules and take chances. Who says that children’s clothes have to be so pastel and cutesy? Our children are cute; the rest is the art of style.”

Nowadays, seems like everybody is designing a cheaper line of theirs for Target.  You have to congratulate Target for being able to get all of this accomplished.  Paul Frank is the latest designer to make a more money-conscious line.  He is only designing kids and junior lines for Target, so if you are an adult that still wears Paul Frank, you will have to look elsewhere.  The shirts/jackets/pajamas are all of his simple line (mainly just Julius), so you won’t get any of his other designs such as Small Paul or Satan Julius.  However, with that said, all of  this stuff at Target is priced $5 to $20.  I am especially loving that.  Last time I shopped at a Paul Frank store was in Vegas and spent $65 on 3 shirts for my son. That’s just a bit steep for toddler shirts.

Above:  Paul Frank for Target $5-$20