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Think Pink!

Posted in Bassinet, Gear, Gifts by Little Apple Design LA

Welcome to Fall, October and most importantly Breast Cancer Awareness month. The next time you shop, “Think Pink!” A great number of boutiques and online retailers are donating a portion of their proceeds this month to support the cause. We thought we would highlight a few special items so when buying a little something for the wee one, you too are contributing to the fight!

The Moses Basket - A handy tool for a precious newborn. We think it also makes an impressive shower gift to fill with goodies. Once baby grows, it’s a terrific basket to store stuffed animals and baby dolls.

Project Nursery of course endorses Project Pink. How could we not? Add to your bathroom’s decor with a little pink rub-a-dub-dub in the tub!

Support breast cancer awareness in a surprisingly sweet way with this innovative baking set sold for $14.99 at Target!

Registering for a Jogger? Look to the Schwinn Hope Single Jogging Stroller in support of Breast Cancer Awareness.

Go beyond decorating your kids ceiling with stars, Stand Up To Cancer and buy a star within our universe’s constellation for $1.

And we can’t forget a little something for Mom! Enjoy Bobbi Brown’s exclusive, limited-edition set featuring Pink Quartz Glitter Lip Gloss and Tulle Lip Color.

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Never Too Early To Begin Recycling

Posted in Bassinet, Recycle by admin

My first reaction was, “Is this for real?” Then I thought to myself, “Ah..Brilliant!” Since moving to Los Angeles, I have been overcome with this incredible need to be more Green. It’s probably a result from dodging all those Toyota Prius’ on the LA freeways or having to drag a ginormous recycling bin up and down a small flight of stairs to the street every Wednesday. Whatever it is, it is now up to me to teach my little one the importance of eco-awareness at an early age. So why not start from the very beginning? This cradle from Kids Gallery is not only portable but recyclable. Made from good old fashion cardboard, there’s no need to worry about plastics here. The “Recyclable Cardboard Cot” sits at the same height of an adult bed, mattress included.


Step it up a notch and get the “Customizable Cardboard Cot” from Album Di Famiglia on wheels. Also delivered flat packed and easy to assemble, make it as stylish as you want while still keeping practical. Find it online at the oh so contemporary and fashion forward children’s boutique, Little Fashion Gallery. I can’t help but mention that they also carry the “Little Marc Jacobs” line!