HOLIDAYgift guide
2012
Co-shopping during the holidays is one of the most im-
portant moments of contact between parents and their
children In fact shopping together can be a learning
experience since parents and children are continuously
interacting with each other and sharing their own tastes
about colors styles sizes fit and preferences
Whether you are shopping by yourself or with your little
one next to you I hope yoursquoll find some great gift ideas
discover some new shops or simply get inspired for the
holidays
Warmly
ndashAna CariniEditor Motherhood Wonders
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
HOLIDAYgift guide
THE FIRST YEAR
SHOP BY TREND
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DESIGNER ON A BUDGET
HOLIDAY GIVING
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
THE FIRST YEAR baby girl
14
5
6
3
2
1 FENDI Circle Print Velvet Dress $30634
2 RALPH LAUREN Briley Leather Slipper $4200
3 GAP Satin A-line dress $3495
4 BONNIE BABY Knitted Panda Jumper $6565
5 LITTLE GIRAFFE Little G $4200
6 MONCLER Enfant Bouquetelle $44000
7 IL GUFO Double-breasted Cardigan $16500
8 ARMANI JUNIOR Baby Navy Blue Brogue $9944
9 FENDI Blue Zuca Carrier $38000
10 YOUNG VERSACE Printed Stretch Jersey $10600
11 OEUF Glass Sweater $8400
baby boy THE FIRST YEAR
7
8
9
10
11
SHOP BY TREND BLUES mother
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
Co-shopping during the holidays is one of the most im-
portant moments of contact between parents and their
children In fact shopping together can be a learning
experience since parents and children are continuously
interacting with each other and sharing their own tastes
about colors styles sizes fit and preferences
Whether you are shopping by yourself or with your little
one next to you I hope yoursquoll find some great gift ideas
discover some new shops or simply get inspired for the
holidays
Warmly
ndashAna CariniEditor Motherhood Wonders
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
HOLIDAYgift guide
THE FIRST YEAR
SHOP BY TREND
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DESIGNER ON A BUDGET
HOLIDAY GIVING
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
THE FIRST YEAR baby girl
14
5
6
3
2
1 FENDI Circle Print Velvet Dress $30634
2 RALPH LAUREN Briley Leather Slipper $4200
3 GAP Satin A-line dress $3495
4 BONNIE BABY Knitted Panda Jumper $6565
5 LITTLE GIRAFFE Little G $4200
6 MONCLER Enfant Bouquetelle $44000
7 IL GUFO Double-breasted Cardigan $16500
8 ARMANI JUNIOR Baby Navy Blue Brogue $9944
9 FENDI Blue Zuca Carrier $38000
10 YOUNG VERSACE Printed Stretch Jersey $10600
11 OEUF Glass Sweater $8400
baby boy THE FIRST YEAR
7
8
9
10
11
SHOP BY TREND BLUES mother
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
HOLIDAYgift guide
THE FIRST YEAR
SHOP BY TREND
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DESIGNER ON A BUDGET
HOLIDAY GIVING
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
THE FIRST YEAR baby girl
14
5
6
3
2
1 FENDI Circle Print Velvet Dress $30634
2 RALPH LAUREN Briley Leather Slipper $4200
3 GAP Satin A-line dress $3495
4 BONNIE BABY Knitted Panda Jumper $6565
5 LITTLE GIRAFFE Little G $4200
6 MONCLER Enfant Bouquetelle $44000
7 IL GUFO Double-breasted Cardigan $16500
8 ARMANI JUNIOR Baby Navy Blue Brogue $9944
9 FENDI Blue Zuca Carrier $38000
10 YOUNG VERSACE Printed Stretch Jersey $10600
11 OEUF Glass Sweater $8400
baby boy THE FIRST YEAR
7
8
9
10
11
SHOP BY TREND BLUES mother
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
THE FIRST YEAR baby girl
14
5
6
3
2
1 FENDI Circle Print Velvet Dress $30634
2 RALPH LAUREN Briley Leather Slipper $4200
3 GAP Satin A-line dress $3495
4 BONNIE BABY Knitted Panda Jumper $6565
5 LITTLE GIRAFFE Little G $4200
6 MONCLER Enfant Bouquetelle $44000
7 IL GUFO Double-breasted Cardigan $16500
8 ARMANI JUNIOR Baby Navy Blue Brogue $9944
9 FENDI Blue Zuca Carrier $38000
10 YOUNG VERSACE Printed Stretch Jersey $10600
11 OEUF Glass Sweater $8400
baby boy THE FIRST YEAR
7
8
9
10
11
SHOP BY TREND BLUES mother
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
1 FENDI Circle Print Velvet Dress $30634
2 RALPH LAUREN Briley Leather Slipper $4200
3 GAP Satin A-line dress $3495
4 BONNIE BABY Knitted Panda Jumper $6565
5 LITTLE GIRAFFE Little G $4200
6 MONCLER Enfant Bouquetelle $44000
7 IL GUFO Double-breasted Cardigan $16500
8 ARMANI JUNIOR Baby Navy Blue Brogue $9944
9 FENDI Blue Zuca Carrier $38000
10 YOUNG VERSACE Printed Stretch Jersey $10600
11 OEUF Glass Sweater $8400
baby boy THE FIRST YEAR
7
8
9
10
11
SHOP BY TREND BLUES mother
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SHOP BY TREND BLUES mother
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
children BLUES SHOP BY TREND
1 MADWELL Skinny Ankle Cords $6950
2 DODOCase DODOCase for iPad $5999
3 CLARA KAVASINA New Arielle $85000
4 KATE SPADE Jumbo Jewels Necklace $14800
5 TAI Beaded Crystal Cross Bracelet $7000
6 MIU MIU Slipper $65000
7 RAY-BAN Blue Rim Sunglasses $15000
8 YOUNG VERSACE Suede Leather Boots $13600
9 STELLA MCCARTNEY Starlight Belt $1500
10 FLEX WATCHES Nika Water $4000
11 GLOBE Bantam $13999
12 MADPAX Lator Gator Nibbler $32
8
9
10
1112
From dazzl ing hues of blues to animal pr ints and baroque embell ishments one thing is
clear r ight now - extravagance rules
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SHOP BY TREND SLEEK mother
1 DAYNA DECKER Johari Candle $2600
2 ZADIG amp VOLTAIRE Gaia Repossi $22400
3 VALENTINO Rockstud Leather Gloves $64500
4 REBECCA MINKOFF Spikey Studs Case $4800
5 BAUBLEBAR Noir Hex Strand $4200
6 LISA PERRY Little Mod Swing dress $15800
7 OEUF Finger Gloves $6000
8 MINI amp MAXIMUS Irsquoll Eat You Up $6600
9 CREWCUTS Skull Tie Clip $3950
10 RALPH LAUREN Buckled Rain Boots $14000
11 SUPERTRASH Black Blazer Eco-Leather $8300
12 PHILIPP PLEIN Printed Leggings $14300
1
2
3
4
5
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
children SLEEK SHOP BY TREND
6
11
7
9
10
8
12
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SHOP BY TREND SORBET mother
1
5
6
2
4
3
7
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
children SORBET SHOP BY TREND
1 LINDA MCCARTNEY Life in Photographs $7000
2 ILLESTEVA Le Steel Round-frame Sunglasses $260
3 CHLOE Elsie Bag $1395
4 VOLUSPA Maison Blanc $1600
5 MIU MIU Croc-effect iPhone Sleeve $15000
6 PIERRE HARDY Peep Toe A-Line Pump $1025
7 BOBBI BROWN Tube Tint Trio $3800
8 CREWCUTS Toothpick Cord $5250
9 HUCKLEBONES Large Bow Band $3375
10 MINI RODINI Panda Cardigan Pink $6100
11 NOE amp ZOE Cape Neon Pink $10995
12 ILOVEGORGEOUS Starry Night Bag $3350
12 STELLA MCCARTNEY Misty Dress $8400
8
9
10
11
12
13
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SHOP BY TREND NORDIC mother
1 KATE SPADE Knock on Wood $4000
2 KENDRA SCOTT Small Sky Arrow $5500
3 ALBERTUS SWANEPOEL Faux Fur Scarf $35000
4 PROENZA SHOULDER Akira Gazelle Bag $1549
5 MASON BY MICHELLE MASON Reindeer-intarsia $368
6 HUCKLEBONES Pleat Collar Shell Top $4250
7 PETIT NORD Antique Gold Leather amp Fur Hat $17134
8 LILI GAUFRETTE Faux Fur Snowsuit $158
9 ANTHROPOLOGIE Wooden Stamp Set $3200
10 GAP Cable Fur Sweater $5800
11 OEUF Knit Mustache Sweater $9800
2
3
4
5
English tweeds and Fair Is le knits quilted jacketsand lots of fur Opt for tan browns and neutrals
1
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
6 7
8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
children NORDIC SHOP BY TREND
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8
9
10
11
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ATSUYO ET AKIKO
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
ATSUYO ET AKIKO SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ATSUYO ET AKIKO
wwwatsuyoetakikocom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ANAIS amp I
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
ANAIS amp I SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ANAIS amp I
wwwanaisandicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT LITTLE VIDA
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
LITTLE VIDA SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
LITTLE VIDA
wwwlittlevidacom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ZUZII
We are a family-owned American company of designers crafters and ar tists At Zuzii
we have a belief that handmade methods blended with modern design can create a
beautiful product All of our products are custom made to order in our studio We
work very hard to bring our customers quality goods that are crafted with care
We have a commitment to supporting American businesses and producing all of our
products by hand in the US When sourcing materials we always do our best to pur-
chase domestically this makes it possible for us to insure the highest quality of materi-
als and craftsmanship throughout our collection
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
ZUZII SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ZUZII
zuziicom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is launching its first collection in an age of increasing consumer awareness we are
more socially aware than ever and frequently asking questions as we should about exactly where our
money is going and exactly what we are getting in return for our hard earned cash
As the High Street explodes with lsquobargainsrsquo that seem too good to be true history continually teaches
us that when something to us at such a low price then someone somewhere else is paying a very high
price indeed The juxtaposition to this side of fashion is of course the designer baby boom where we now
routinely see childrenrsquos wear emblazoned with designer logos and carrying the price tag to match
We are introducing a collection of revised classics including traditional gabardine Trench Coats and hand
knitted pure wool jumpers that have been made with the same consideration to design as you would find
in adult tailoring That lack of considerate design and flexibility in childrenrsquos garments led to the bir th of
Thatrsquos Not Fair London when our founders working parents with a personal and professional interest in
fashion grew tired of the limited and generic designs available for their young twin daughters
The collection has been designed to completely cover any childrsquos clothing requirements consisting of
everything from tights jeans and t-shir ts to dresses shir ts and outerwear with many classics being given
a contemporary twist so you have multiple options from one piece including jackets with detachable
sleeves and beautifully tailored shir ts with detachable bow ties and Victorian ruffles
Thatrsquos Not Fair London is sensibly priced luxury rather than obscene extravagance We have applied all
the techniques of Savile Row tailoring to our blazers and trousers silk based lining and binding seams in
contrasting colours and differing details for the trimmings of the boys and girls pieces and we are using
our own Scottish knit design for all our hand woven jumpers and cardigans
All of this quality and attention to detail is par t of our commitment to providing beautiful sustainable
childrenrsquos fashion to a broad audience of parents by producing exceptional design without extor tionate
prices
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
THATrsquoS NOT FAIR LONDON
wwwthatsnotfairlondoncom
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT ILOVEGORGEOUS
ilovegorgeous was star ted in 2006 by friends Lucy Enfield and Sophie Worthington Both mothers
with a background in fashion they realised that the only way to dress their children as they really liked
was to do it themselves Six months after their first collection was launched they could count Kate Moss
Claudia Schiffer Stella Tennant and Sam Taylor-Wood as their customers and Selfridges had opted for an
exclusive
In December 2008 ilovegorgeous opened its first flagship shop in Ledbury Road London W11 And in
February 2009 it launched its e-commerce site wwwilovegorgeouscouk
STYLE ilovegorgeous was born out of a fascination with fabric colour trim silhouette and a little hint
of sparkle Fun and feminine the aim of the brand is to make everyday and par ty wear for girls who love
to be girls and arenrsquot afraid to show it
We draw inspiration from everywhere ndash a slogan an icon a colour Everything makes us tick and we love
to mix up colours and textures and trims to create beautiful unusual clothes that girls all over the world
will treasure and love to wear
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
ILOVEGORGEOUS SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
ILOVEGORGEOUS
wwwilovegorgeouscouk
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT DARLING CLEMENTINE
Darling Clementine takes pride in producing great stationery products for all occasions always with a
new and fresh approach Next to our product ranges we take on other projects as designers illustrators
Our work spans from identity profiling to illustration for interior and t-shir t designs We are constantly
thinking about amp designing new products so please keep visiting this site
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
DARLING CLEMENTINE SEASONrsquoS SPOTLIGHT
DARLING CLEMENTINE
wwwdarlingclementineno
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
DESIGNER ON A budget TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS
ALICE +OLIVIA
Lugagge $17999
Shaker $4999
Skateboard $9999
Scarf $6999
Yoga Mat $4999
Compact Mirror $5999
Ornament Set $4999
Floral Dress $7999
ALTUZARRA
DEREK LAM
MARC JACOBS
DVF
JUDITH LIEBER
JASON WU
MARCHESA
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
TARGET + NEIMAN MARCUS DESIGNER ON A budget
BAND OF OUTSIDERS
Cookie Cutters $2999
Leather Gloves $4999
Accent Box $4999
Sweatshir t $2999
Dress $9999
Cape $7999
Tote $5999
Lunch Box $1999
BRIAN ATWOOD
EDDIE BORGO
PROENZA SHOULDER
LELA ROSE
PRABAL GURUNG
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
TORY BURCH
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
HOLIDAY GIVING THE GUIDE
EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA
Mission To provide college scolar-
ships and financial aid to US students
and help grassroots groups set up their
own tuition assistance programs ldquoWith
student debt at an all-time high and
university droupouts on the rise this
support is more crucial now than everrdquo
says president and chief executive of-
ficer Lauren Segal
How you can help A $50 donation
buys an annual bus pass so that a com-
munity-colege student can commute to
campus
wwwscholarshipamericaorg
ARTS AND CULTURE
SMITHSONIANINSTITUTION
Mission To protect and create aware-
ness of the nationrsquos cultural historical
and scientific heritage and to conduct
pioneering research
How you can help The Smithsonian
says donations help keep museum ad-
mission free of charge but it will not
release specific donation breakdowns
wwwsiedu
CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SAVE THE CHILDREN
Mission To eliminate the most dire
problems mdashpoverty disease literacy
and hungermdashthat children face in the
United States and internationally
How you can help A $70 donation
provides education to a girl in Afghani-
stan for one year paying for a yearrsquos
worth of school fees uniforms books
and other supplies
wwwsavethechildrenorg
Content credit to wwwrealsimplecom
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
SUPPORT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
COMPANY CAINErsquoS ARCADE
CEO Caine Monroy
AGE 9
The world fell in love with Caine when
the short film Cainersquos Arcade went viral
a few months ago The film follows the
industrious Caine who spent a whole
summer perfecting an elaborate card-
board arcade in front of his dadrsquos used
auto par ts store Despite the lack of
interest in his arcade Caine spent his
days creating new games (including a
claw machine) making displays for the
prizes designing elaborate security sys-
tems and hand labeling paper-lunch-
gift-bags Since the filmrsquos debut fans
have set up Cainersquos Arcade Scholarship
Fund to raise money for Cainersquos college
education as well as fund creativity and
entrepreneurship in children
wwwcainesarcadecom
COMPANY MANCANS
CEO Hart Main
AGE 13
ldquoWhy donrsquot people sell candles with
scents that men likerdquo was the question
that Hart asked himself when his little
sister began selling candles for a school
fundraiser Choosing to use a soup can
over the typical jar Har t donates all the
cans to soup kitchens before collecting
the cans washing them and hand-mak-
ing a candle from natural wax Scents
include Cigar Gun Powder Sawdust
Coffee Bacon New Mitt Grandparsquos
Pipe Campfire NY Style Pizza Dir t and
Fresh-cut Grass ManCans offers special
discounts for fundraising opportunities
wwwman-canscom
COMPANY M3GIRL DESIGNS
CEO Maddie Bradshaw
AGE 16
A millionaire by the time she was 13
Maddie began her business when she
was 10 and decided to decorate her
locker with painted bottle caps Her
friends adored them and she soon with-
drew $300 from her personal checking
account to make about 50 bottle cap
necklaces for a local toy storemdashthey
sold out within hours Now m3 Girl
Designs has 40 employees and sells
over 60000 Snap Cap interchange-
able magnetic bottle cap necklaces per
month in over 2500 stores Shersquos ap-
peared on The Nate Berkus Show and
The View and recently wrote a book
You Can Star t a Business Too
wwwm3girldesignscom
Photo and content credit to wwwstylisightcom
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
Thank you so much for browsing my first Gift Guide
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
UPCOMING SPRING GUIDE
PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
contactmotherhoodwonderscom
Happy Holidays
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