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fashion

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Balancing Act

Is your child taking on too much?

Maggie Beer

Whips up some family favourites

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Home

People

07 Best Buys

34 Blank Canvas

14 Balancing Act

A few of our favourite finds

Clever mix of designer pieces and high street finds

Is your child taking on too much?

36 Slumber Our pick of the best beds

Turning a great idea into a successful business

37 Joining Forces

29 At The Markets

Making space for two!

Market news, dates and more

Parties

Fashion

08 Online Finds The best online children’s stores

46 Baby Domain Baby essentials you won’t be able to resist

50 Travel The best family getaways in SA

54 Competitions

16 A Pin-up Business

Your chance to win!

40 Argh Me Hearties!

18 Dig It!

A pirate party to sink ships

Step into spring in colour

Food

42 Mexican Fiesta

48 Dress Your Bump

10 Small Bites

Pinatas, pops of colour and tasty Mexican fare

Rosie Pope Maternity now available in Oz!

Best kid-friendly restaurants in SA

12 In The Kitchen With Maggie Beer Tasty family favourites

44 Gift Giving Made Easy We’ve got your next birthday party covered

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hello...

-creating journey mid-last Since starting this crazy magazine feedback from readers and year we have had some amazing fashion, bedroom ideas advertisers alike. People love the are packing their kids and inspiring stories of women who g small business a crack! off to school and, just like us, givin Aussie sisters who took This issue we spoke to two South to page 16 to find out how a gamble on a wall art idea – turn a successful business they have turned a simple idea into er with an inspiring own venture! If you are a small business from you. Who hear story let us know, we would love to urage another enco to knows, your story might be enough go! would-be mumpreneur to give it a Until next time...

Laura Mappas & Tanya Green

Laura Mappas, Editor

Tanya Green, Art Director

Kirsty Burns, Photographer

Rebecca Atkinson, Editorial Assistant

Editor Laura Mappas

Art Director Tanya Green

Editorial Assistant Rebecca Atkinson

Account Manager Bree Tassell, HWR Media & Communications

Photographer Kirsty Burns, Appleseed Photography www.appleseedphotography.com.au

Contributors Jane Tiggeman

Printer NewStyle Printing www.newstyleprint.com.au

Distribution Greg Rouse, Passing Out Distribution www.passingout.com.au

Publisher Kids Domain PO Box 164 Kent Town, South Australia 5070

Advertising enquiries sales@kidsdomainmagazine.com.au

General enquiries mail@kidsdomainmagazine.com.au www.kidsdomainmagazine.com.au PO Box 164 Kent Town, South Australia 5070

Publisher’s Indemnity Kids Domain is a quarterly publication. Opinions published in Kids Domain are not necessarily those of the publisher or editor. No responsibility will be taken for content, illustrations, photographs or advertisements. Reproduction in whole or part without the written consent of the publisher is strictly prohibited. Kids Domain is proud to be South Australian owned and operated.

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Cover Photography by Kirsty Burns from Appleseed Photography. Model Markos wears Munster Kids top, $39.99, Soda & Pop shorts, $30, Seed fedora, $29.95, Seed shoes, $29.95. Shot on location at That Red House, Coromandel Valley.


1. best buys

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Add a pop of yellow to your life with this sunny selection of favourites...

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1. Love, Luck & Wonder Giraffe Print Baby Shoes $39.95 www.hardtofind.com.au 2. Kip & Co Croc Pastel Single Quilt & Pillowcase Set $185 www.kipandco.net.au 3. Incy Interiors Clancy Cot $599 www.incyinteriors.com.au 4. Sckoon Long Sleeve Grey Bodysuit $27.95 www.rubypickles.com.au 5. Little Racer by Flatout Frankie $44.95 www.snowflakesforcharli.com.au 6. Bugaboo Bee Sun Canopy $89.95 www.shopbugaboo.com 7. Tiger Tribe Doll $39.95 www.lookmummy.com.au 8. Lovely Home Idea Linen Storage Basket $29 www.downthatlittlelane.com.au 9. You Are My Sunshine Wall Art $249 Bel & Bear kidsdomainmagazine.com.au kidsdomain

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online finds

Click on this Each issue we search the net to bring you the best online children’s stores, here are some of our favourites…

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1. www.fromlittlethings.net.au

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This online Adelaide-based store specialise in quality children’s toys that can be passed from generation to generation. Tested by little people for little people.

2. www.minimalsworld.com Based in the Adelaide Hills this online store features a range of beautifully designed paper goods that promise to engage babies and kids, while entertaining adults!

3. www.joeetween.com.au Finally, a dedicated online store just for tweens! There are plenty of fashion-forward labels to choose from, including Sudo, The Lost Girls by Minkpink, Eve’s Sister and One Red Fly. Your tween will love it!

4. www.hidesleep.com.au

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Check out this site for inspirational bedroom ideas. There’s also a must-read blog and an interior design service for those who need a little extra help bringing their vision to life!

5. www.highteaatyours.com.au

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Planning a baby shower or just feel like a get together with the girls? This Adelaidebased business offers the complete high tea experience at your place – hire vintage crockery, cake stands, table runners, drink dispensers and more!

6. www.nestling.com.au All of your favourite designer brands in one easy-to-navigate place. Think labels like Mizzle, Paper Wings and Megan Park Girl to name just a few.

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Small kitchen. Smaller prices. Junior chefs and little gourmets will love our DUKTIG series. And mums and dads will love the new lower prices!

DUKTIG 5-pce utensil set Was $7.95, now $4.95

DUKTIG 9-pce fruit basket set Was $12.95, now $9.95

DUKTIG 4-pce cookware set Was $19.95, now $12.95

DUKTIG 8-pce salmon set Was $14.95, now $9.95

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DUKTIG 14-pce vegetables set Was $14.95, now $9.95

DUKTIG mini-kitchen

DUKTIG 15-pce breakfast set Was $14.95, now $9.95

DUKTIG 7-pce baking set Was $16.95, now $12.95

DUKTIG 10-pce coffee/tea set Was $14.95, now $12.95

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397 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Adelaide Airport. Open Mon-Weds 10am-7pm, Thurs & Fri 10am-9pm, Sat & Sun 9am-5pm. To shop online visit IKEA.com.au/aa/shoponline or call 1300 453 234. Š Inter-IKEA Systems B.V. 2013 Cebas Pty Ltd (ABN 15 009 156 003) 303 IKEA 10111

DUKTIG 12/pk plate/bowl Was $16.95, now $12.95


food

Small Bites Little Lattes takes us on a tour of some of South Australia’s best family-friendly restaurants and cafes. words JANE TIGGEMAN FROM LITTLE LATTES

Outdoor Fun Located alongside popular Magill Road baby stores such as Baby Junction and Out Of The Cot, Espresso Royale is a great pit stop after shopping with the kids. The quirky café is small, but it does have a quaint garden area with a cubby house that the kids will love! Inside, there is a large communal table with a long bench seat and cushions (a perfect place for little ones to sit!), fresh, organic food and fair-trade, house-roasted coffee. Espresso Royale 357 Magill Road, St Morris (08) 8332 2060

City Locale, Country Feel

Eat In Or Take Away

Go Organic

Only minutes from the CBD, Dulwich Bakery has a warm, welcoming feeling that extends to the fabulous service. An enclosed kids’ play area, complete with play kitchen, large blackboard and colouring in, as well as the kind of child-friendly food you expect to get in a bakery, makes this a stress-free lunch-time choice. Dulwich Bakery 66 Dulwich Avenue, Dulwich (08) 8364 1836

Take a drive into the picturesque Adelaide Hills and stop off at Joan’s Pantry for breakfast, lunch or a cup of fair trade tea or coffee. With a park just over the road it’s the perfect family-friendly choice – a selection of books and toys, as well as supplied paper and crayons, will keep kids entertained while you have your meal and then it’s over to the park for a play! Joan’s Pantry 7 Watahuna Avenue, Hawthornedene (08) 8278 2091

Nature’s Provodore (previously Doof Doof) is an organic café and farmers’ market in one. Veggies are sourced daily from local growers and all food is free of additives, artificial colours, flavours, preservatives and refined sugar. There’s plenty of room for mums with prams and, while there’s not a dedicated kids’ menu, you can order a half serve or an adaptation of one of the menu items. Nature’s Provodore 88 Duthy Street, Malvern (08) 8172 2146

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Kids In The

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If you struggle to get your child to eat their greens Homefresh Junior Chefs Cooking Classes may be the answer. For just $14 kids learn how to shop for produce, prepare and cook simple food from scratch! Brand Leader Stephen Curtis shares one of their tasty recipes…

Gourmet Baked Spanish Eggs Ingredients Butter to grease dish 2 eggs 1 slice of quality ham Fresh spinach Cheese, grated

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Cracked pepper

(makes 1) 1. Pre-heat oven to 190°C. Grease soufflé dish and line with baking paper (if you want to serve in the dish leave the paper out). 2. Wash and dry the spinach. Gently place a slice of ham into dish so that it makes a well for the eggs. 3. Place or layer the spinach on top of the ham, leaving enough space for the eggs. Other vegetables, such as lightly pan fried mushrooms, sweet corn or asparagus, can be used instead of spinach is desired. 4. Crack two eggs over the spinach and sprinkle with grated cheese. Add cracked pepper. 5. Place in pre-heated oven and cook until eggs are done. Approximately 10-15 minutes.

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food

In the kitchen with

Maggie Beer

Marmalade and Macadamia Biscuits Makes 20-25 cookies

Ingredients 50g unsalted butter 100g unsalted butter, room temp ⅓ cup caster sugar 175g plain flour 30g rice flour 70g macadamia nuts, chopped 3 tbsp Seville Marmalade

Method 1. Melt 50 grams butter in small saucepan and continue to cook until nut brown, set aside to cool slightly. 2. Beat the remaining 100 grams of room temperature butter and caster sugar together in electric mixer until creamy. 3. Sieve the flour and rice flour together and add to the butter mixture, mixing well by hand. 4. Stir in macadamia nuts and Seville Marmalade, adding the cooled nut brown butter. 5. Stir well to combine then divide the mixture in two and roll each half into a cylindrical shape on a lightly floured clean work surface. Make sure there are no cracks then roll up tightly in plastic wrap and place on a flat surface. Refrigerate for a couple of hours or overnight. 6. Preheat oven to 180°C and line a couple of baking trays with baking paper. 7. Slice the biscuit dough into even rounds about 1-1.5cm thick and bake for 10-12 minutes. Allow to cool before serving.

South Australia’s own Maggie Beer whips up some tasty family favourites! photography TONY LEWIS

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Spinach and Ricotta Gnocchi with Tomato and Chilli Sugo Serves 4

Ingredients 250g fresh spinach, finely chopped 500g ricotta 1 cup parmesan cheese ½ cup plain flour 2 free range eggs, lightly beaten 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil Salt flakes, to taste Freshly ground black pepper, to taste 1 jar Tomato and Chilli Sugo 1 handful flat leaf parsley

Method 1. Combine spinach, ricotta, parmesan, flour, eggs, extra virgin olive oil, sea salt and pepper in a large bowl and mix well. Using a tablespoon, drop level amounts of the mixture onto a tray and with floured hands roll into small oval shapes. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for one hour or until firm. 2. Bring a large saucepan of salted water to the boil. Drop gnocchi, in bunches, into the boiling water. Cook without stirring until the gnocchi floats to the surface. Remove gnocchi from the pan with a slotted spoon and drain well. 3. Heat Tomato and Chilli Sugo in a small pan with a good glug of extra virgin olive oil. Pour the sugo over the gnocchi and add parsley, salt and pepper to taste. 4. Add freshly grated parmesan and a final flourish of extra virgin olive oil to serve.


parenting

Balancing Act We all want the best for our children, but how much is too much when it comes to extracurricular activities? words LAURA MAPPAS

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Good intentions My son and daughter are five and three respectively and are already enrolled in a handful of activities designed to build skills and confidence. But is their busy schedule really building confidence or is it just wearing them out? Holly Auld, owner of Adelaide-based nanny agency Little Poppins, says, “out of school activities are certainly beneficial for building friendship groups and nurturing socialising skills, however children who come home exhausted after a week full of activities can sometimes develop concurrent behavioural problems as a result”. According to a recent study by James Cook University, however, the opposite can also be true. The study investigated the relationship between behaviour and participation in extracurricular activities in children aged five to eight and showed kids who participated in two or more activities for 80 to 90 minutes per week benefited, with improved behaviour in comparison to those children who did not participate.

Schedule activities in moderation, as well as

choosing activities that are

in line with the child’s age, temperament, interests and abilities Everything in moderation So the key is to schedule activities in moderation, as well as choosing activities that are in line with the child’s age, temperament, interests and abilities. “If an activity is too advanced the experience could cause frustration and if it isn’t engaging the child is likely to get bored,” says Holly. Andrew Davidson, director of Grasshopper Soccer Adelaide, says considering the child’s personality, as well as what you expect the child to achieve, is also important. “The activity needs to be right for the child’s age and sessions should be reasonably short so the child does not become overwhelmed.”

Importance of learning through play In the flurry to enroll our kids in everything from cooking classes and karate to baby ballet and piano lessons sometimes parents forget that the skill-building and confidence boost that comes from structured play can also be gained through unstructured, free play. “Unstructured play allows children to experiment and explore their world,” says Director of Emali Early Learning Sarah Benger. “It also allows children to learn from their own mistakes and experiences.”

We find the best nannies for us, then you. Little Poppins is Holly Auld's agency specialising in the discerning recruitment and assignment of only the best career nannies, babysitters, overnight carers and au pairs. Contact Holly Auld at Little Poppins to find out more about our services. 0449 892 337

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a pin-up

Business Sisters Emma and Alice turned a great idea into an online success story, here’s how… words LAURA MAPPAS

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Online Finds www.alandem.com

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ith a background in commercial textile sales and a passion for interiors and styling Emma Willis made the decision to kick-start her now successful wall art business AL + EM 12 months ago, while on maternity leave with her first child. Joining forces with her sister Alice, the girls began designing their unique range of pin boards, which are now sold in selected stores in South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales, as well as on several online sites. “We came up with this idea about four years ago, but after having my daughter Evie I decided it was the right time to give it a go – I didn’t want to miss the opportunity and for someone else to fill this gap in the market,” says Emma. The sisters launched their online store in June 2012 and were overwhelmed by the response and feedback they received from happy customers. “People were telling us they had been searching for a product like ours – this feedback was amazing and really confirmed to us that we were on the right track!” Following the success of their website the girls began securing stockists in retail outlets around the country, as well as in

a selection of online stores. “Facebook and other social media tools have been a really big part of our business,” Emma adds. “We now have a fantastic online following and this certainly helps get the word out when we are releasing new products.” Sales growth and positive customer feedback has far exceeded Emma and Alice’s expectations in their first year of business. “It’s satisfying to receive your second or third order from repeat customers,” says Emma. “Knowing that they love your products is really something special. “I think our business works because we have a product that is different to anything else on the market,” says Emma. “We really wanted to bring empty wall space to life – why use a boring cork board hidden behind a door when you can turn your pinning space into a feature? “We’re also lucky to have a great working relationship. Alice and I both have a real passion for interiors, and a love of home and family. We’re both mums and so we look to our children for inspiration to create bright, fun and functional pieces that our kids would love!”


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FASHION

dig it. As the weather warms up it’s time to shake off the winter blues with bright clashes of colour and motifs to make you smile! photography APPLESEED PHOTOGRAPHY

(Right) Archie wears Seed top, $24.95 and pants, $49.95, www.seedheritage.com. Necklace model’s own.

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dig it.

fashion

Angelos wears top, $23.95, and jeans, $29.95, www.pfly.com.au. Seed braces, $24.95, www.seedheritage.com. Ava wears Country Road dress, $44.95, www.countryroad.com.au. Saltwater Sandals, $64.95, www.saltwatersandals.com.au.


FASHION

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2.

1. Savannah wears Shampoodle skirt, $39,

2. Samantha wears Missie Munster top, $39.99,

www.snowflakesforcharli.com.au.

www.munsterkids.com.au. Country Road pants, $49.95, www.countryroad.com.au. Seed shoes, $24.95, www.seedheritage.com. Alexis wears dress, $32, www.sodaandpop.com.au.

Country Road jumper, $54.95,

www.countryroad.com.au. Seed shoes, $24.95,

www.seedheritage.com.

Gumboots model’s own.

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FASHION

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1. Archie wears Sudo top, $34.99, www.sudo.com.au. Jeans, $29.95, www.pfly.com.au. Seed shoes, $29.95, www.seedheritage.com. Savannah wears Sudo dress, $69.99, www.sudo.com.au. Seed shoes, $24.95, and necklace, $19.95, www.seedheritage.com.

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2. Harry wears Country Road top, $29.95, www.countryroad.com.au. Baobab jeans, $38.95, www.pfly.com.au.


fashion

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3. Samantha wears Missie Munster top, $39.99, www.munsterkids.com.au. Country Road pants, $49.95, www.countryroad.com.au. Alexis wears dress, $32, www.sodaandpop.com.au. Ava wears Missie Munster dress, $59.99, www.munsterkids.com.au. Markos wears Seed jumper, $49.95, and shoes, $29.95, www.seedheritage.com. Sudo shorts, $54.99, www.sudo.com.au.

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Markos wears Munsterkids top, $39.99, www.munsterkids.com.au. Shorts, $30, www.sodaandpop.com.au. Seed shoes, $29.95, and hat, $29.95, www.seedheritage.com.

dig it.

fashion

FASHION

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FASHION

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1. Hugo wears Seed top, $24.95, www.seedheritage.com. Sudo shorts, $54.99, www.sudo.com.au.

2.

2. Savannah wears Sudo dress, $69.99,

www.sudo.com.au. Seed necklace, $19.95, www.seedheritage.com.

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Dig it! Kids love to get their hands dirty! Let them loose in the garden with some seedlings and a few of the right tools to get the job done!

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7. 1. Me2me2 Girls Gardening Kit, $29.95, www.lookmummy.com.au 2. Dogo Kids Watering Can, $14.95, www.hardtofind.com.au 3. Patio by Jamie Durie Kids Spotted Garden Gloves, $4.98, Big W 4. Smarty Plants Children’s Vegetables, $5.93 each, Bunnings 5. Dirtgirl World Seeds, $7.95, www.dirtgirlworldshop.com.au 6. Twigz Butterfly Net, $15.95, www.twigz.com.au 7. Gumboots, $59.95, www.wellies.com.au 8. Wheelbarrow, $75, www.twigz.com.au

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at the

markets

markets Fresh food, one-of-a-kind buys, entertainment and more… you’ll find it all at South Australia’s best market events. photography ADELAIDE FARMERS’ MARKET, SWEET MEMORY PHOTOGRAPHY & SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TOURISM COMMISSION

what’s inside Adelaide Farmers’ Market Great Finds at Penny Lane Markets Earlybird Christmas Shopping Upcoming Market Dates

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at the

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markets Adelaide Farmers’ Market Turns Seven! The Adelaide Farmers’ Market at Wayville Showgrounds – the largest farmers’ market in the state, attracting up to 5000 locals and tourists every Sunday – is set to celebrate its seventh birthday with a bang this October. Join in the celebrations with a special guest, balloons, birthday cake and more! The Adelaide Farmers’ Market works with local community groups and the local Council to provide a market place that offers an alternative, sustainable food shopping experience – check it out this October! For more information, and to find out what else is on during October, visit www.adelaidefarmersmarket.com.

Newborn, Maternity & Weddings

Handmade headbands, bows & accessories

Boutique, handmade bedding & homewares 0422 042 804 | www.sweetmemoryphotography.com.au

Sweetmemoryphotography

www.schooledup.com.au schooledup

0438 394 194 | www.oneharperlane.com.au oneharperlane

Handmade quality hair accessories and gifts 0417 874 734 | info@chikkiemoo.com.au ChikkieMoo Designs

0418 834 099 | tksims@bigpond.com kekkiihairaccessories

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AT THE MARKETS

“Run by locals, Penny Lane Markets’ primary focus is on ‘giving back’ to the community with all proceeds going towards local services, groups and charities”

Beat The Christmas Rush!

Locals Supporting Locals

Want to get in early this year and beat the frantic shopping centres and long queues? Then check out Mathilda’s Market in October for a great day of family fun! What can you expect to find at the Adelaide market event synonomous with quality bespoke baby buys? The bumper Christmas shopping market promises a plethora of quality, locally handmade children’s and baby clothes, wall art, accessories, toys, furniture, bedroom décor and more! Add to this a great family atmosphere and fun activities for the kids. For more information visit www.mathildasmarket.com.au. See our market calendar on page 32 for upcoming market dates and market locations.

Penny Lane Markets is Adelaide Hills’ largest boutique-style market showcasing the region’s best arts, crafts, wares and foods. Run by locals, the market’s primary focus is on “giving back” to the community with all proceeds going towards local services, groups and charities. Previous charities that have benefited from Penny Lane’s fundraising efforts include The Maternity Ward at Mt Barker & Districts Hospital, The Smith Family and Backpacks 4 Aussie Kids. The next event, to be held on Saturday November 23 at Cornerstone College in Mt Barker, is the perfect place to kick-start your Christmas shopping and to give a little something back. For more information visit www.pennylanemarket.com.

Fun prints for little people

0417 882 348 | www.sarahtamblyndesigns.com sarahtamblyndesigns

Made to order, with your child’s name, with your colours

08 8344 5209 | www.bellybottom.com.au bellybottom

Selling children’s character clothing, shoes and bedroom decore

0421 697 617 | www.roomwithaview.net.au Room-With-a-View

Quality handmade items for children

0418 255 290 | cathie@frilledtobits.com.au frilledtobits

• Close To My Heart Independant Consultant • Scrapbook Workshops • Party Stationery • Home Gatherings • Cardmaking

0404 835 011 | www.rachelstribling.ctmh.com CreativeWorkshopsByRachelStribling


markets

Market Calendar

For guaranteed family fun check out these SA market events...

SEP 15

NOV 17

Barossa & Light Children’s Market 11am-3pm, Good Shephard Lutheran School’s Hub, 7 Neldher Street, Angaston

Lollipop Markets 10am-3pm, South Australian Jockey Club Morphettville Racebcourse, Morphettville

TUESDAY - SUNDAY

SEP 22

NOV 23

Kooky Kidz Markets 10am-2pm, Golden Grove Recreation Centre The Golden Way, Golden Grove

Penny Lane Markets 10am-3pm, Cornerstone College Gym 68 Adelaide Road, Mt Barker

EVERY SATURDAY

OCT 27

NOV 22-24

Mathilda’s Market 9am-1pm Stirling Angas Pavilion Adelaide Showground

Bowerbird Bazaar Fri 4pm-9pm, Sat & Sun 10am-5pm Stirling Angas Pavilion Adelaide Showground

NOV 10

NOV 24

Kooky Kidz Markets 10am-2pm, Golden Grove Recreation Centre The Golden Way, Golden Grove

Baby & Kids Market 9am-12noon, Marion Leisure & Fitness Centre Oaklands Road, Morphettville

Baby and children’s shoes and accessories

0401 127 219 | www.beyondbeautiful.com.au BeyondBeautifulTrudi

Cakes & Chocolates for all occassions. Cake stands available for hire

Adelaide Central Markets 44-60 Gouger Street, Adelaide

Organic & Sustainable Market Henley Beach Primary School Military Road, Henley Beach

EVERY SUNDAY Adelaide Showground Farmer’s Market Leader Street, Wayville

4TH SUNDAY EVERY MONTH Stirling Markets Druid Avenue, Stirling

Charlie’s boutique is all about cute dresses with a twist

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Bigger Location, More Bargains! Kooky Kidz Market’s Katie-lee Pearce tells us what to expect at the next Kooky event! Tell me about the upcoming September event in Adelaide... We’re so excited about the September market! We have a new venue, which will have wider aisles, bigger stalls and a lot more room for customers to wander around and enjoy the market!

What can market-goers expect on the day? We have live entertainment, with a special performance from a new Adelaide kids group called Boomstars. We also have a bouncy castle, face painting and Animal Anonymous will be there with wildlife for kids and parents to hold. We also have two door prizes valued at over $1000!

Tell me about the best dressed ‘rainbow’ competition! I would have to say this is what I am most excited about! Rainbows are what we’re about so we’re giving away a $500 voucher from Sweet Chilli Photography to the best dressed baby, a Rainbow Magic print from Sarah Tamblyn Fairies to the best dressed child and a Life Mantra canvas from Buggyboo Rainbow to the best dressed adult!


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“I had always loved the Marimekko fabric and knew I wanted to include it in the room”

“The black limited edition Eames Hang-It-All is a masculine alternative to the classic coloured version,” says Olivia

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Blank Canvas A clever mix of designer pieces and high street finds brings life to the white walls of this special space. photography APPLESEED PHOTOGRAPHY words LAURA MAPPAS

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he theme and design of three-yearold Charlie’s room was inspired by mum Olivia’s favourite Marimekko fabric, the bright pops of green leading the way to what is now a fun, minimalist space. “I had always loved the Bo Boo fabric so I knew I wanted to include this somewhere in his room. I had a canvas custom made and it now happily sits above the mantle,” says Olivia, who is the owner of interior styling studio Liv Mac. Steering clear of the traditional boys’ colour schemes was another consideration, with the bright green colour palette a refreshing change to blues and reds. Other key items include a personalised Ikea wardrobe, which has been given a lick of blackboard paint, and the giant ‘C’ that hangs over Charlie’s bed. Olivia had the huge letter custom made and then painted it herself, once again using blackboard paint for a faded finish. The impressive Kartell Bookworm bookshelf from Space Furniture is also a feature – “I love this bookcase, it adds a touch of whimsy to the room and

it is a practical solution for Charlie’s many books!” Keeping books grouped according to colour is also an easy way to create a great visual. The Kartell Componibili bedside table adds continuity with its classic curved design. “This piece will easily transition to a more mature space as Charlie grows up,” says Olivia. “It’s also a great storage solution for nighttime blankets and teddies!” Other smart storage ideas include the large Lego boxes in coordinating colours and the Eames Hang-It-All, available from Living Edge. “This is a limited edition black Hang-It-All – it’s a more masculine alternative to the classic coloured version and it will again easily transition to a more grown-up space as Charlie gets older.”

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Splurge Hand-stitched in woven silks and satins this patchwork bedhead is the ultimate bedhead for the seriously stylish! It comes with a hefty price tag, and needs to be shipped from the UK, but if you’re really after something spectacular for your little one’s room, this is it! Single Bedhead by Squint Limited, $2775. www.squintlimited.com

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A Classic Style It’s a statement style that sets the scene for a room with obvious flair. Available in a wide range of colours your kids will love! Single Chevron Bedhead by Peoni Home, $499. www.peonihome.com.au

Make a Splash This pop of colour will create a whimsical focal point in any child’s room. Made from rattan, the Peacock Bedhead is affordable and fun. Single Peacock Bedhead by The Family Love Tree, $399. www.thefamilylovetree.com.au

Grows With You This extendable bed frame can be pulled out as your child grows, making it a great choice for little ones graduating to a big kid bed for the first time! MINNEN Bed, $189. www.IKEA.com.au

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JOINING FORCES A selection of soft, girly colours and bold hues come together in this colourful space to create a beautiful room for three-year-old Sophia and her new brother Luca, four months.

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nterior stylist Jacinda, from Melbournebased design company Hide & Sleep, was employed to transform this small space for mum Adrianna, who wanted to create an area both of her children, Sophia, three, and Luca, four months, would love. “Adrianna wanted it to be a bit girly for Sophia, but also wanted to create a space that Luca would love and be able to grow into,” says Jacinda. The metal Incy Interiors bed was one of Adrianna’s few requests, she loved the industrial design and thought it would be a style Sophia could use now and Luca could inherit. “We chose the teal colour as this could be used for either a boy or girl and had linen custom made from Red Plum.” Three carefully selected prints by Nelly Ryan were chosen to balance the brightness of Sophia’s side (they also have a unisex theme, making them perfect for this shared space), while a comfy armchair from Noosh Kids softens the space. It also creates a cosy spot for bedtime stories! A book shelf placed at the end of Luca’s Stokke cot is a great place to store both Sophia and Luca’s books, and the modern storage boxes that were installed above Sophia’s bed are home to her many “treasures”. “Sophia has lots of little bits and pieces, so this was a great way of displaying them without cluttering the room.” Tying the two spaces together is the quirky retro curtains, which cleverly add colour, texture and personality. “These curtains were in the original room and Adrianna did contemplate replacing them. I later found out they were purchased on her honeymoon in Rio de Janerio, before she even had children. They’re such a great addition!”

“The metal Incy bed was one of Adrianna’s few requests, she loved the industrial design and thought it would be a style Sophia could use now and Luca could inherit” Interior Stylist, Jacinda Malloy, Hide & Sleep

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A New Home An iconic drapery store on Walkerville Terrace is now the new home for Parade Children’s Wear. Designer and owner of Parade Children’s Wear Vicky Standish bought her first piece of fabric from the old drapery store on Walkerville Terrace back in 1968. Now, 45 years later, she has set up shop in the heritage store, creating an exciting new home for her children’s fashion boutique. Parade Children’s Wear originally opened its doors in 1994, back then it was a small boutique on Payneham Road before the store made the move to Jerningham Street in North Adelaide. Vicky explains it was a shoulder injury that, after 17 years, eventually led her to shut up shop late last year – “The injury, while incredibly inconvenient at the time, offered me the opportunity to devote some much-needed time to our online store,” she says. With the online boutique and Parade’s busy Facebook page now powering on, Vicky has again returned to her “first love”. “The new store still stocks the same brands everyone loves, such as Bebe, Fox & Finch, the original Marquise baby range and our popular year-round rugby tops, and custom orders are also available.” Parade Children’s Wear, 75 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville. Ph: (08) 8344 5555, www.paradechildrenswear.com.au

Parade moves to Walkerville Come and see our exciting new store. With a gorgeous range of • Babies & Kids Wear • Unique Toys • Stunning Ladies Wear

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ARGH ME HEARTIES! Take a feather out of Captain Feathersword’s cap and host a pirate party to sink ships! words REBECCA ATKINSON

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enry lives and breathes pirate adventures and treasure hunts so a pirate party was the obvious choice when mum Anna was planning his fourth birthday. Henry and his little guests took to the high seas (Anna’s backyard!) in their finest pirate costumes, swashbuckling toward the ‘Pirate’s Hideout’ (the decorated cubby house). The pirate flag was flying, there was a scattering of handmade signs painted on old timber, bunting, mesh lanterns and plastic skulls on stakes to set the mood. The skull and crossbones symbol also doubled as a fun cupcake topper and drink bottle label. Continuing the theme, Anna, who is also the owner of South Australian-based online stationery business Daisy Loves George, created the ultimate pirate party invitations, thank you tags and take-home treasure bags for all of the sword-wielding guests. After the party games were complete the pint-sized pirates dined on delicious homemade cupcakes and honey crackles, all displayed on a tiered stand. A homemade piñata provided plenty of pandemonium and each of the guests took home goodie bags filled to the brim with chocolate coins, ‘pirate’ bubbles and more.

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Mexican Fiesta Set the tone for a fun fiesta with pops of bright colour, pi単atas and a tasty selection of Mexican fare. photography APPLESEED PHOTOGRAPHY words REBECCA ATKINSON & LAURA MAPPAS

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right bunting in traditional Aztec colours, inventive party games including pass the sombrero, and a food table complete with self-serve tacos made this 11th birthday party a resounding success. Mum Amanda, the artful owner of online store Brown Paper Packages, has a definite eye for detail so it comes as no surprise that daughter Polly’s birthday party was eloquently styled and thoughtfully constructed, from the fun party games right down to the decorative chevon-stamped bamboo cutlery. “To help everyone get into the spirit of the party Polly’s friends were all given a bobble necklace, a colourful set of maracas and a moustache on arrival,” says Amanda. This not only proved to be a great icebreaker, but also provided some fun photo opportunities. The colourful decorations included bright paper fans, tissue pom poms, streamers and Mexican bunting from online store Candy Stripe Cloud, while the food table was brightly decorated with a pink and yellow tablecloth, runner and bright paper tableware. Mismatched metal chairs finished off the inviting setting. Continuing the colour infliction a bright yellow and white chevron overlay took pride of place on the dessert table, creatively positioned on top of a painted grey buffet. Sprinkle cupcakes, candy popcorn, jelly cups and lots of colourful lollies layered in apothecary jars were some of the sweets on offer after a lunch of self-serve tacos, burritos and nachos. After filling their bellies the party guests enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon of donkey piñata, pass the sombrero, pin the tail on the donkey and limbo!

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Left: The self-serve bar provided a fun activity for the party guests, who got creative with their taco toppings!

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Organic Kids Shoulder Bag Lion, $35. Available from www.hardtofind.com.au.

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made easy From pint-sized handbags little girls will love to cardboard cradles, tool sets and more.

FunkyFonic Headphones, $59.90. Available from www.hardtofind.com.au.

Multi Pom Pom Headband, $12.95. Available from Seed.

French Bazaar Crown To Colour, $24.95. Available from www.hardtofind.com.au.

MĂ…LA Easel, $24.95, and MĂ…LA Chalk, 0.95c for set of 24. Available from IKEA.

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Le Toy Van Honeybake Oven, $169.99. Available from For Me & My.


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Pencil Case, $6.95, and Pencils, $14.95. Available from Smiggle.

Gaia Long All-In-One, $39.95. Camera Print Tablet Case, $29.95.

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Poppy Red Espadrille Sandal,

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$39.95. Available from www.jamesalexandershoes.com.au.

Janod Bricolo Wooden Tool Set, $59.95. Available from www.lookmummy.com.au.

SKYLTA Children’s Market Stand, $14.95. Available from IKEA.

Imaginabox Cradle, $19.95. Available from www.onthegro.com.

Fairy Tale Dolls House, $54.95. Available from www.fromlittlethings.net.au

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Buddha Baby Created in an effort to provide little ones with beautiful, bright, comfy and sustainable natural clothing, this gorgeous eco-friendly brand is one of our favourites. Basic tees in a selection of shades, cotton blend bodysuits and light track pants are just some of their staples. www.buddhababy.com.au

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SLEEPY TIME Send your baby off to the land of nod in a super stylish newborn nursery. 1. Caravan Crib to $1095,

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www.brown-paper-packages.com.au 3. Daisy Rug, $187, www.lillylolly.com.au 4. Forest Print Kids Table Lamp, $59.95,

www.bellaslittleones.com.au 5. Florentine Chest Of Drawers, $1395,

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Merino Kids Studies have actually found that babies and infants that sleep in or on merino wool actually settle better – that’s us sold! This award-winning brand specialise in baby sleep bags, swaddle wraps and infant clothing. We love the new Cocooi range, made entirely from 100 percent superfine merino wool. www.merinokids.com.au 46 kidsdomain

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regnant mums-to-be want to feel comfortable during their pregnancy, but they also want the opportunity to wear the season’s fashions. Enter premium parenting website Mummyology, who have come to the rescue of Aussie mums by bringing the coveted maternity and nursing label, Rosie Pope Maternity, to our shores for the very first time. The stylish label offers functional and fashionable choices for expecting mums, and many of the pieces can also be worn after bub has arrived. Mummyology director Haylie Thirlwell says this versatility offers customers “longevity alongside quality”. “There are many pieces in the collection that would even suit non-expectant women,” says Haylie. Rosie Pope is big news in maternity circles (the designer has her own reality TV series in the US and has a huge celebrity following) and is sure to be a massive hit with stylish Aussie mums-to-be too. If you want to find out what all the fuss is about head to www.mummyology.com.au.

SHOP LIKE A ROYAL The Duchess of Cambridge exuded style with her perfectly polished maternity wardrobe and now her beautiful baby boy looks set to follow in her fashionable footsteps. Australian label Sapling, who specialise in 100 percent organic cotton baby wear, were among the first to receive an order from the expecting Duchess. Another brand that has been given the royal stamp of approval is aden + anais – the little Duke of Cambridge has been seen neatly swaddled in one of the muslin wraps from their Jungle Jam collection! 48 kidsdomain

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It’s time to grab the kids and jump in the car for a great family adventure to Kangaroo Island with kids travelling free on SeaLink ferries from 1 September until 13 December, 2013. During spring up to three children aged three to 14 can travel free on SeaLink ferries when travelling with two full fare paying adults and a vehicle – a saving of up to $150. School holidays and the October long weekend are also included. “Spring is an amazing time to visit Kangaroo Island and with this great special you just can’t afford to miss out,” says SeaLink Marketing Manager, Julie-Anne Briscoe. “The entire island is an adventure playground for kids offering everything from sand boarding at Little Sahara to fishing from the many beaches, jetties or charter boats, quad biking, kayaking, ocean safaris, helicopter rides, caving and much more.” To find out more, call SeaLink on 13 13 01, visit www.sealink.com.au or visit your local travel agent.

Getaway to Whistler Think jetting off to ski North America’s most famed slopes is a pipe dream with kids in tow? Think again. Whistler Blackcomb is a skier and snowboarder’s paradise with huge, wide-open and varied terrain that is ideal for all levels, including families, children and those who are new to the sport. Whistler Kids Snow School Adventure Camps and kids-only learning areas also offer safe learning environments and, better still, children ski and rent free all season. Other family-friendly activities include ice-skating, zip lining, sleigh rides, snowmobiling and more! To find out more about the range of Skimax ski packages available visit Don’t Forget The Kids Travel Group, 79 Glen Osmond Road, Eastwood, 1300 735 489.

Family Fun In SA Visit the largest open range zoo in the world! Enjoy a day out near the picturesque Adelaide Hills when you visit the wonderful Monarto Zoo. Meet rhinos, cheetahs, lions and giraffes as they roam free throughout 1000 hectares. To find out more, visit www.zoossa.com.au.

Swim with the dolphins Jump aboard an aluminium catamaran and travel into the gulf to get up close and personal with the dolphins. You can choose to swim alongside or just observe the dolphins in action

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as part of the Temptation Sailing Cruise at Holdfast Shores, Glenelg. For more information, visit www.dolpinboat.com.au.

Visit a farm! Visit the picturesque Four Oaks Farm in Littlehampton! Kids can enjoy trail rides, pony rides and feed the friendly farm animals. There’s also fire engine rides, pony carriage rides and merrygo-rounds to keep them entertained! Visit www.fouroaksfarm.com.au for more information or call (08) 8388 6361. Bookings are essential.


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It’s time to start planning your skiing holiday. Ask us about earlybird skiing specials for Japan, Canada, USA and Europe. Even Korea and South America! Call DON’T FORGET THE KIDS TRAVEL GROUP to organise an unforgettable family skiing holiday. Call 1300 735 479 • Trail rides fouroaksfarm.com.au • Pony & carriage rides Bookings essential • Merry-go-round rides Littlehampton • Fire engine rides Phone 08 8388 6361 • Animals to feed info@fouroaksfarm.com.au

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A Smart Idea Adelaide mum Sue Dowse provides a simple solution to storing and preserving your child’s special keepsakes, awards and precious artwork. There is little doubt that by the time your child reaches primary school you will have accumulated a mountain of certificates, class photos, awards, paintings, report cards and more. Tired of the mess, Adelaide mum-of-two Sue Dowse created Smilefile, a purpose-designed, archive-quality storage system designed to fit everything from certificates, drawings, photos, DVDs, USBs, sports ribbons, medals and more. Smilefile Kits are customised to suit your individual needs and the entire kit is neatly housed in a colourful storage box that can be slotted into a bookshelf or stacked in a cupboard. The Pre-school To Year 12 Smilefile Kit was so successful that Sue has now extended the range to include the Pregnancy To Pre-school Kit, the Precious Prints Inless Hand and Foot Print Kit, the A3 Love Life Print Range and the A2 Paintings and Drawings Artwork Case. For more information, visit www.smilefile.com.au.

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Out & About Looking for some family fun? Here are our favourite kid-friendly spots…

Take a trip to the Adelaide Zoo Visit the Zoo on Saturday 9th November and experience Adelaide Zoo Westpac Enrichment Day, a special day showcasing a host of animal enrichment activities designed to stimulate the animals’ wild behaviours.

Explore Waterfall Gully Just 10km from the city, this hidden valley is a walker’s paradise with tracks and trails to explore all the way up to the summit. Grab a coffee or an icecream from Utopia or perhaps sit down and enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch with a view of the waterfall before setting off through the foothills.

A play at Rymill Park Situated in the East Parklands, grab a picnic and pick a spot beside the lake, feed the ducks and take a paddleboat ride through Rymill Park. There’s a fabulous playground and footpaths the kids can ride their bikes along. The kiosk is open on weekends and it’s just a short stroll from Rundle Street.

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Moon Lantern Festival Elder Park This free family event is part of the

Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour by Cirque Du Soleil Adelaide Entertainment Centre

Oz Asia Festival. Marvel at the Moon Lantern Parade at sunset followed by the spectacular fireworks display. www.ozasiafestival.com.au/MoonLantern-Festival

A once-in-a-lifetime electrifying production that combines Michael Jackson’s music with Cirque du Soleil’s creativity. www.cirquedusoleil.com/en/shows/ michael-jackson-tour/default.aspx

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OCT 27

Dora the Explorer Live! Dora’s Pirate Adventure Adelaide & Noarlunga Everyone’s favourite explorer embarks on a new live musical adventure in Nick Jr.’s Dora the Explorer Live! Dora’s Pirate Adventure. www.lifeliketouring.com/ dorapirateadventure

Babies Proms Grainger Studio The Adelaide Youth Sinfonia, a 60-piece orchestra of high-school-aged musicians, introduces you and your children to the world of classical music through a program of short, well-loved orchestral masterpieces and children’s songs. www.adyo.com.au

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NOV 29-30

Little Big Shots Adelaide Festival Centre An international film festival for kids, Little Big Shots features the best in local and international children’s shorts, animations, documentaries and child-produced films. www.littlebigshots.com.au

Peppa Pig Live! Treasure Hunt Adelaide Festival Centre See Peppa Pig and her friends set off on a treasure hunt! Peppa, George and Danny Dog get up to fun and games on a day out on Grandad Dog’s boat. www.lifeliketouring.com/peppapiglive

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Homefresh 1 Norwood Mall, 166 The Parade, Norwood SA 0466 158 453 www.homefreshexperience.com.au IKEA 397 Sir Donald Bradman Drive Adelaide Airport SA (08) 8154 4532 www.IKEA.com.au Kooky Kidz Markets www.kookykidzmarkets.com.au Koolaman Designs www.koolamandesigns.com.au Liberty Speech Pathology Shop 3/145 Montecute Road, Newton SA (08) 8337 3188 www.libertyspeech.com.au Little Kickers (08) 8396 3730 www.littlekickers.com.au Little Poppins 0449 892 337 www.littlepoppins.com.au Look Mummy www.lookmummy.com.au Minimals www.minimalsworld.com Munsterkids www.munsterskids.com.au On The Gro 0438 810 101 www.onthegro.com Pack Horse www.packhorsewares.com.au

Green Shoes (08) 8462 0222 www.greenshoes.com.au

Parade Children’s Wear 75 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville SA (08) 8344 5555 www.paradechildrenswear.com.au

HeartKids SA www.heartkidssa.org.au

Penny Lane Market www.pennylanemarket.com

Hide & Sleep www.hidesleep.com.au

P.fly www.pfly.com.au

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The Walford

Jubilee Fair Sunday 17 November 2013 11am-3pm

Lessons she’ll carry for life. WALFORD SCHOOL TOURS

At Walford, we provide the environment and inspiration for your daughter to be her best. Let us show you during one of our school or personal tours. Middle & Senior School 9:15am Tuesday 29 October Junior School & ELC 9:15am Thursday 7 November er

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