Oopsy Daisy is a range of beautifully made children's art print by Maria Carluccio. Each are reproduction print on canvas stretched across wooden frame.
I love how they are so richly colourful, but yet subtle in their childish boldness. "Garden Girls" is a fine example of girliness that balances being girly and fun just right, without going into the saccharinely cute.
The "Campfire Kids" is another art that actually tells a story. It doesn't just hang there passively, it's enganging. You can make up a story just by looking at it (and most likely your child will ask a few question about what's going on there).
Another one of my favourite is "Nesting". If I'm having pastels in my
own bedroom I wouldn't mind hanging this one up. One of the more abtract looking, it's simply gorgeous.
Oopsy Daisy also explores the more familiar territory of ABCs, caroussels, princesses, harbours, animals, in a not-so-ordinary manner.
Available at Oompa Toys.



We shortlisted
The Baby Grand Black Piano was something I was considering for Peanut's birthday, but quickly dismissed for space hoarding. I don't have any ambition to push her to a particular musical instrument (being tone-deaf myself), but I would just adore this sleek black miniature grand piano in my little girl's room.





I think Thilde Pocket is a brilliant idea. It's a flap of denim with various different pockets to put all kinds of favourite goodies in. There are pockets in the inside of the crib as well as outside, so it's ideal for a child who's learnt how to pull themselves up. Peanut is a quiet morning person as well. She could stay content in her crib in the morning playing with some stuffed animal or books that we left beside her pillow. She doesn't usually start to holler until she's bored or hungry. So I can imagine her having fun rummaging into each of the pockets in the morning, 








