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Introducing Emily Hosie, CEO of Rebelstork! We at Babesta have joined the "flock" and are now working with Emily's baby gear resale marketplace RebelStork, serving as a partner location . . .
8 Jun -
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Talking trusts & estates with NYC based lawyer and author Shannon McNulty.
29 Oct -
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Designer extraordinaire, Kelli Murray shares her views on inspiration, family life, Instagram and creating Rylee & Cru. Reading on to hear from Mrs. Murray in her own words.
13 Oct -
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Behind the successful heymama business lies friends, partners and of course mamas.
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Want to find the best running route for you? Look for a great spot with minimum traffic and lights, close to your home. The easier it is to get there and get running the more likely you’ll stick to it!
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Rocking so many of Babesta's favorite brands including Mini Rodini and Bobo Choses, with the effortless style only a 1-year old can pull off, we have to introduce you to an Itsy Bitsy Instagrammer. Meet super-fly Vida (aka BadBoi_Vivi), a fashion influencer to watch in today's world of younger and younger style stars. Handle: @badboi_viviAge: 1 yearHometown: LAFave Fashion: vintage Levi's jean jacketMust Visit: Kidspace Children's Museum in Pasadena (A.K.A. Baby Coachella)Follows: @tinykaper, @momcrushmonday
Little Vida is looking forward to seamlessly transitioning his layette from summer to fall. "I can't wait for
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Instagram lights up when Scout the City’s London Scout dons her latest fashion find! Although the four year old style maven reportedly would choose her Elsa outfit if she had her way, when not in princess mode, Scout’s seen sporting "it" brands in the indie kids’ market, from Barcelona-based Bobo Choses to Mexican luxe label Little Miss Galia. Her mom, Sai, serves as her parental paparazzi, posting Scout snaps daily for a dose of city kid style."It all started because my single New York friends were sick of me posting my child on Facebook every 10 minutes (I thought I’d never be that mom)," says Sai. She says Scout the City became her alt outlet for the pics—a digital diary of their favorite children’s brands worn with Scout’s unique and candid street style. Clearly people are loving it: at the time of writing (and after 9 short months), Scout’s amassed a following of 40,000! We are big fans of the duo, and were psyched to chat with them about their favorite spots
28 Mar -
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Babesta scored a backstage pass with a brand that’s been rockin’ the cradle since 2003 with a top-of-the-charts kids’ fashion line.What’s the playlist of your closet? If you’re a fan of hip baby tee company, Rowdy Sprout, your rotation might include Johnny Cash, Sublime, Jimi Hendrix, Blondie, Bruce Springsteen—and lots of Grateful Dead and Dylan. California native Laura Angotti, the brand’s founder and self-proclaimed “hippy at heart,” has been rocking the kids’ fashion world with her band tees since 2003. Formerly an art installer (she used to hang classics on the walls of everywhere from the Guggenheim to the New York Historical Society), Angotti got an opportunity to appease her love for fashion. Ten years ago, at the behest of a friend, she says, “I made 26 iron on transfer band tees.” She was excited by the idea of shaking up the very pink and blue baby world with something
28 Oct -
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In between snapping super cool shots she's done for Babesta's Instagram, many times featuring her adorable son Callum, fashion stylist Lynn Levoy tells about her love for social media, cool kids’ style and raising a child in New York City.
“I love Instagram because I can tell a story with images,” says Lynn Levoy, a seasoned fashion stylist who’s worked for magazines like Elle, New York Magazine and Vanity Fair. “It creates more of a mood than other social media outlets and allows me to be more personal and take it to the next level.” Levoy has been lending her talent to the
13 Sep -
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Project Runway winner and designer behind kids’ fashion line La Miniatura, Jeffrey Sebelia dishes about his über cool kids’ line."First question (it’s on all of our minds!): Given that you and Heidi Klum both have kids’ lines, what are the chances of an upcoming Project Runway Kids show?” He shakes his head and laughs. “She’ll have to really step up her game before that happens.” That’s Jeffrey —the bad boy instigator who had us glued to Project Runway (Season 3) and most recently, Project Runway All Stars.
“What would be fun,” he continues, “is if the kids worked with professional seamstresses, and you could tap into their minds for design, but a seamstress sewed the garments.”Now on his fifth season in kids’ fashion, Sebelia admits that it surprised him how much he connected with childrenswear. “As a designer, of course I love womenswear. I also love menswear and making things
15 Mar
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Family Fun NYC at Lightscape Brooklyn Botanical Garden
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Piehole's Christmas Mountain Advent Calendar Story at The Greene Space (Soho)
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