Vision Direct Australia

Adidas dragon trainers- thanks to Get The Label

RayBan sunglasses- thanks to Vision Direct Australia

Tee- Doodlebug

Pants- Cotton On Kids

I think it's pretty obvious I'm a big fan of the Ray Ban Aviator, so it will be no real surprise that this style is my first pick for my two year old son Ashley too! And how cool does he look in his little Ray Ban Juniors, like a real little rock star!! #longhairdontcare

Vision Direct is the perfect online destination for designer sunglasses, and even prescription sunglasses for men, women and children with a best price guarantee, super quick free shipping AND 100 day returns.  Health rebates are also available and all sunglasses come with a free $30 lens kit which is a nice bonus!

Sunnies.com.au for kids

 

 
 
 Sunnies- thanks to Sunnies.com.au

Adidas sneakers- thanks to Get The Label
Jeans- Kmart (similar here)
Shirt- Jeanswest (here)
Blue jacket- Bonds (similar here)
Bunnies- Jellycat

Some pics from two seperate visits to the Melbourne Zoo and my absolute fav subject matter, by darling boy!

These sunnies are new in from Sunnies.com.au who have now expanded their range to include kids sunnies.  They have a huge range of sunnies, all with 100% UV protection for around the $20- $30 mark making looking after your eyes, and your kids eyes more affordable than ever.

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Birks for me and my mini me

White Brikenstock Arizona's for me, navy Birkenstock Betula's for Ash 

thanks to BStore

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Gel the label: Adidas

Adidas dragon trainers- thanks to Get The Label

Lumberjack lazy pants- thanks to Doodlebug

Top- Bonds (here)

Bunny- Jellycat (here)

Can not get over how handsome my little guy is <3
Don't you love his man bun!

His little sneakers are new in from Get The Label, great brands at great prices.  These gorgeous slouchy pants are by Aussie label I Love Doodlebug, last seen on Ash HERE.

Sandy Feet

Long sleeve rashy- thanks to Sandy Feet

Long board shorts- thanks to Sandy Feet

Firstly, I hope you all had a very Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year! Thank you so much for following along with Ash and I this last year.  All your support and comments mean so much.

Ash (20 months) is officially ready to hit the beach in this fabulous gear from SandyFeet.Australia Kids Swimwear.  They have a fantastic range of kids short and long sleeve rashies, sun shirts, boardshorts, swim hats, swimwear, boy legs and trunks- all 100% chlorine proof, quick dry and UPF50+.  Perfect for the Australian climate!

The collection is made up of bold prints and colours which all mix and match together so fabulouslousy and I can certainly vouch that they are fantastic quality.

This kid

Bucket Hat- thanks to Acorn Kids

Overalls and tee- Big W (similar here)

Sandals- Pumpkin Patch (similar here)

Bunny- Jelly Cat (here)

Here is my little poppet, and we are having a frolic in the National Gallery of Victoria Sculpture Garden.  One of my favourite Melbourne places to visit, it really is just so pretty. You can see last time I visited with Ashley HERE, featuring some of my favourite pics of him.

Ash is wearing one of Acorn Kids bucket hats with toggles.  I'm sure I am not on my own when I say I cannot keep a hat on my toddlers head, but with this fully adjustable style I can tighten the head, and chin strap.  Ash will certainly have a good go at trying to get it off and a fair bit of a whinge (refer pic above) but he does give up!  Hooray.
Mum 1 Ash 0

Size wise, Ash is 20 months and this hat is a size large (4 y/o- 8 y/o).  As you can see it's a bit big on him, but we'll certainly gets LOTS of use from this one for the next 7 years ;)


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Merino Baby

 

 

 Single layer sleeping bag- thanks to Merino Baby

This is part two of my blog posts for Merino Baby starring my little guy Ash.  Love that little sleepy face!

Today I'm sharing with you this fantastic sleeping bag.  Since Ash was six months he has been in a sleeping bag for all sleep times- it's such a fantastic sleep signal for him.  I've stuck with Bonds summer and winter versions to date because they are cheap and easy, plus I got so bamboozled by all the options available online.  Well now I've discovered Merino Baby's sleeping bags I can highly recommend them.  The biggest draw card for me is that they are made of a natural fibre, 100% super fine Australian merino wool in fact.  The fabric beautifully soft and machine washable, an absolute must!  I've put this sleeping bag through the wash a couple of times now following, um ah, overnight poop explosions (TMI- sorry) and it's come up good as new.

Design wise I'm impressed, the zip opens both up and down, making it easy for stealthy night time nappy changes; the arm holes have an extra stud so you can make them tighter around the arms if need be; and there is plenty of length.  Ash is 19 months and has plenty of space left in the 12-24 month size.  Another plus for me it that Ash has figured out how to get out of his Bonds sleeping bag, which he tends to do if he is a bit restless.  He stands up and pulls down on each side until he pops the studs open then climbs on out, he is then pretty unlikely to fall asleep until he's back in the bag.  But with this design there are two arm holes, and the zipper up the front.  I zip it from top down and he's nice and secure in the bag.

There are seven colour/print options and a padded version is also available.

Check out Ash wearing Merino Baby hoddie and cardigan here, plus more about all the amazing benefits of wool.


Don't forget there is still time to enter my giveaway.
WIN an adorable hat and mitten set thanks to Merino Baby.
Details here....