Here’s what we’re drooling over this week at BFB towers… RIXO Issy Dress – This beaut of a dress has summer holiday written all over it. Versatile, cool and bang on trend, this piece will see you through everything from a day of sightseeing to a romantic meal for two (babysitter permitting!). Designed by new womenswear label RIXO this dress won’t be around for long. Snap it up here at
April showers and rainy days don’t need to be dull with a toddler. Children love to explore and often enjoy the rain as much as the sunshine. There is something magical about walking in the rain and having pure water tumbling from the sky, washing the cars and watering the fields. Spring brings beautiful ‘soft’ rain gently touching your skin and covering the view with a moving film. Before heading out
“Oh my God! You’re Welsh? I love you!” were pretty much Jenny’s first words to me when we met at a Mothers Meeting BFB getaway a few years back and it was a typical example of how this too cool for school bundle of energy manages to put everyone at ease in her presence, even if, on first sight, she seems the coolest of the cool kids! Back then, Jenny was just getting started on her mission
We have three sets of Leon’s brilliant Lunchbox and Sweet Treats recipe books to giveaway. We are huge fans of Leon’s ‘Naturally Fast Food’ approach and it seems we are not the only ones as six months after opening their very first restaurant in 2004 they were named ‘Best Restaurant in Great Britain’ at the Observer Food Monthly Awards and have already grown to more than 30 outlets across
Looking for ideas on how to keep little ones entertained this weekend? BFB’s here to help… Big Fish Little Fish Family Rave – Think family fun for the post-rave generation. Parents can be responsibly irresponsible with the help of banging tunes (not too banging, there are mini ear drums to think about!), multi sensory dancefloors, a giant parachute (you’ll find out why), bubble machines, glitter cannons, craft tables, soft play areas and
“Old MacDonald Had a Farm…” No parent of any child under 8 need hear any more but, whilst the joy may have gone out of the song when singing it for the 21st time as essential distraction tactics on a long car journey, there’s nothing to match the magic of seeing it come to life for the first time with your child on one of our farm stays mini breaks. Being
Since stumbling on Cuckooland we’ve been drooling over the Scandi-chic Oliver collection of children’s furniture. There’s a lovely calming vibe about the pieces which are made from elegant and sustainable white lacquered woods with accents in exposed oak. All we need to do now is convince ourselves that, since most of the pieces are designed to grow with your child, we can justify the higher than average price bracket. Oliver Furniture’s designer, Søren Rørbæk grew up
