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Welcome to Cafe Bebe! My name is Karin and I am a first-time, stay-at-home Mummy to an amazing Little Miss. I have started this site and blog to share our trials, tribulations, good times and bad times. I hope to bring some laughter to your day, make you nod your head in agreement and make you think (not too hard!). This blog is my personal journal but please view the other pages on my site for product reviews, recommendations, contests and giveaways. Grab a cuppa, have a read, spread the word. Thank you for coming…
Hi Karin,
Sought after babywear label Bonnie Baby have launched a diffusion capsule collection for Mothercare (details to follow).
Would you be interested in reviewing the collection. It is for age 0 – 2. I am not sure what age your little girl is, but if you would like me to send over some items, please let me know. I will send a press release on this form but don’t think the images will get through. However you can view the collection at http://www.littleapplebybonniebaby.co.uk
Many thanks,
Pandora
Keep your baby warm and stylish with LIttle Apple By Bonnie Baby
Gwyneth Paltrow’s favourite babywear label’s capsule collection for Mothercare
Bonnie Baby, the UK’s most sought after luxury children’s knitwear label, has launched a capsule diffusion line, now on sale exclusively in Mothercare. The collection is flying out of the stores and is the perfect way to keep babies warm and still looking stylish.
The collection, called Little Apple by Bonnie Baby, is designed by former Sonia Rykiel head knitwear designer Tracey Samuel. The collection captures the Bonnie Baby signature style – great contemporary design with a twist, wonderful quality and stylish packaging. It gives babies a real touch of luxury whilst still being extremely practical – the entire range is fully machine washable.
The Little Apple by Bonnie Baby capsule collection features a long sleeve knitted playsuit (£28), hooded cardigan (£26), dress (£28), knitted shawl (£30), hat (£10) and booties (£12), all made from a unique blend of 95% cotton and 5% cashmere. The designs feature the Bonnie Baby signature stripe in shades of candy/ raspberry and creme for girls or aqua/ocean and soft grey for boys.
Bonnie Baby has become one of the UK’s coolest children’s fashionwear labels, popular with celebrities and royalty alike. Gwyneth Paltrow chose the label for her daughter Apple after she “fell in love with the quality and softness” and promptly bought the whole collection, Jools Oliver dressed Poppy and Daisy in matching Bonnie Baby and Emma Bunton chose Bonnie Baby’s striped cashmere baby grow for her son Beau’s first appearance on stage with The Spice Girls. Other celebrity fans of the label including Isla Fisher, Louise Rednapp and the Danish royal family.
Renowned knitwear designer Tracey Samuel launched the label in 2004, after many years working in Paris as head knitwear designer for Sonia Rykiel. Since that time, Bonnie Baby has developed a reputation for creating babywear that combines quality and style with practicality.
What all the coolest babies are wearing… Bonnie Baby is luxury that you can live with.
For more details visit http://www.littleapplebybonniebaby.com or http://www.mothercare.com
Notes to Editors:
Little Apple by Bonnie Baby will available online at http://www.littleapplebybonniebaby.co.uk or http://www.mothercare.com and can be found in the following Mothercare stores: Brent Cross, Bluewater, Oxford Street, Edmonton, Chester, Stoke, Aberdeen, Denton, Birmingham, Meadowhall, Liverpool, Anniesland
For further information, quotes and images please contact:
pandora@bulletpr.co.uk 07729 469220
Pandora George
pandora@bulletpr.co.uk
http://www.bulletpr.co.uk
07729 469220
Karin:
I know you are a transplant from across the Atlantic (just like me!), but I thought you might be interested in a campaign I’m working on with Shreddies that is saluting knitting nanas across the UK.
Shreddies is giving people the chance to honour their nanas by asking the question – Does your nana have what it takes to get the position of best Nana Job in the World!
The Shreddies campaign, which was launched on Facebook last week, will see the UK’s best nana knitter win the opportunity to be the Official On-Packet Knitting Nana for Shreddies. Full details of the campaign can be found at http://www.facebook.com/knittingnanas?ref=ts. You can also see more about how nanas make Shreddies and spend their time in the factory at the interactive, video, game and fact-filled site at knittedbynanas.com.
The current frontrunner for the job is Madge Waken from Stevenage, Hertforshire who has already generated over 1,300 votes.
I have attached the release below for your information. If you have any questions or need video links or photography for use in the blog, please don’t hesitate to contact me. And looking forward to being in contact more often in the future!
Best,
Ryan Levitt
BEST NANA JOB IN THE WORLD
Thousands vote to secure job for their Nana
Last year Briton Ben Southall, 34, from Petersfield, Hampshire, emerged from thousands of applicants to win what was dubbed ‘the best job in the world’, caretaker on the spectacular Hamilton Island, Australia.
A far more fun and exciting opportunity has emerged through internet websites, capturing the imagination of people up and down the country and causing people to do crazy things to win this coveted new job.
The campaign, which has only been running on Facebook so far, has already attracted hundreds of would-be knitting nanas and thousands of voters. The start of the TV advertising, launching w/c 26th April, is likely to bring a new avalanche of CVs as a far wider group of Nana’s become aware of the chance to become the next Shreddies knitting nana.
Pearl Burrows, Chief Knitting Officer at the Shreddies factory says, “We considered just putting a small ad in the local paper, but we thought we’d
miss the opportunity to meet so many incredible knitters across the country that we’d be far better off putting our ad on the television.
“This is bigger than the election! I’m surprised those nice politician boys haven’t been up to see us yet. Maybe their mums could apply? I think Nana Cameron might be an excellent knitter.
“We’re looking for someone who is good fun, an excellent knitter and who doesn’t mind making a nice cup of tea during our break, she will be a trainee after all. Her first job will be to take part in ever such a glamorous photo-shoot and become the Official On-Packet Knitting Nana.
“The other thing is that she must be a Nana, we just think Nana’s make better knitters.
And Pearl isn’t impressed with the applications made by some, “Some granddads have applied but I can tell you now, they won’t be making the final short-list, everyone knows only nanas can knit those delicious Shreddies!”
The current front-runner for the job is Madge Wakem from Stevenage, Hertfordshire with almost 1,300 votes.
Nana’s can be entered to the competition and voted for at http://www.facebook.com/knittingnanas?ref=ts
ENDS
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Joanna Tubbs – 020 7878 3107 – joanna.tubbs@mslworldwide.com
Ryan Levitt
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