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British sisters Beth and Sarah founded baby apparel company Hunter and Boo, named after the former's twins. The duo design all their own prints and the finished products boast organic cotton, handy-dyed fabrics and skilfully pieced together creations. Check out their online store to dress up your little ones in a versatile range of rompers, tops, bottoms, bibs and blankets.
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Ashley Low Photography offers a personable boutique set-up for families looking to capture their precious moments. Specialising in maternity, newborn and babies photography, award-winning photographer Ashley Low will be sure to deliver something special each and every time.
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Singapore based mom and food blogger Tanya Soman founded Fusspot & Foodie when she decided to pursue her passion for kids' food writing and cooking. Apart from finding well-researched and thoroughly enjoyable articles and recipes by Fusspot and Foodie Nutrition Consultant Dr. Reshma D. Adwar, parents can also order nutritious meal kits through the website. You will be able to create anywhere from 9-14 individually packed meals from just one meal kit. Check out their amazing themed party food packages as well. Fussy eating is a thing of the past!
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Poppies 'n' Rainbows offers a well-curated range of apparel, toys and room decor for kids 3 months-10 years. This online children's concept store showcases a beautiful display of quality products, many created by mothers themselves and tried and tested by their own kids. Nothing is mass produced and everything is sure to bring pure joy!
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Standing for authenticity and originality, A+O is a lifestyle brand stocked with carefully curated and dedicated products for little ones. Check out their online store for chic and comfy babies and kids apparel, several of which have been handpicked from popular Korean labels. Be sure to pick up a pair of festive pajamas in time for the holidays!
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Handpicked with love, MamaShop sells products that are safe, healthy and eco-friendly for kids and families. It stocks Huskware where rice husks have been transformed into biodegradable products which have been further confirmed by international certificate standards. Another popular guest on the website is Ecoware, which are bamboo-fibre eco-friendly utensils. MamaShop also carries beautifully organised baskets for baby showers. Check out their online store to get a better idea of what's in store.
- Learning Chinese can be a daunting process but what if there's a way it doesn't have to be? Enter SayWhat? making Mandarin and several other dialects accessible in an entertaining way to people of all ages. So pick up this card game today and get cracking on picking up Cantonese, Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka and Hainanese. Don't fear if you have trouble with the pronunciations. Just go their website and click on the audio tab which will guide you to pronounce each and every word on the cards. Stockists include Tokyu Hands, Kinokuniya and Times.
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After learning floristry from the Flower School New York, Sharene decided to open her own floral shop in Singapore. Enter Pastel Hues Florals, last year's Singapore Fashion Week's official florist where there are flowers for every special occasion you could possibly think of. They also carry beautifully curated gift boxes which will be sure to add an extra oomph to any celebration. Keep an eye our for upcoming workshops as well.
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Founded by a mother of 3, Roses & Rhinos is a local designer kidswear brand offering comfy apparel for kids with cool colours and prints. Every piece of clothing is well thought of whether it's stretchable cotton, elasticised waists or minimal fastenings. So get busy shopping and enjoy free delivery while you're at it.
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Ang Ku Kueh Girl is a much-loved Singaporean icon that puts a fun twist on Asian heritage. Inspired by popular local snacks, Ang Ju Kueh Girl and friends celebrate the joy and happiness of everyday life in our little red dot. You can pick up an assortment of cute character goods for friends and family from either their online store or at one of their many stockists across the island.