friday favourites

My first baby is nearly eleven but sometimes he's going on seventeen. He could do with some of Rachel Castles work.

Have a gorgeous weekend!

the most important chair

When we had our first baby I was all about the aesthetics of the nursery and at that stage (admittedly over a decade ago) I thoroughly embraced the white whicker rocker. It looked really sweet with a nice cushion and furry friend on it but the 4am feed comfy test? Forget it.

You will spend a lot of time in the chair you will be nursing your baby in, and whether it is breastfeeding or bottle feeding the needs are the same. It must have a nice high comfortable back. It needs sides that are not hard or too high as your elbows will want to rest there. If you can find one with a matching footstool or get hold of a moroccan pouffe your feet will thank you and, as baby gets bigger, you will find having your legs elevated will help balance your baby once they are no longer completely supported in your arms.
You also need to be able to get out of the chair without drama when holding a fallen asleep baby. Wake the baby or call for help? No. Way.

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There are many chairs out there that could be "the one" for you. These are the ones I'd happily spend all those hours in.

funky tshirts for funky kids

loup kids

atsuyo et akiko

mini and maximus

finger in the nose

bobo choses

a home for little boys

Ferebee Taube is co founder of Feyt and the mother of three gorgeous little boys. Her home, a loft style apartment in uptown new York, is modern and child friendly.

Yellow is so popular right now and its easy to see why-it is a fantastic burst of colour.

Those vehicles you see neatly lined up really do get to zoom around this stunning home.

Oeuf furniture working beautifully.

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