And for those closer to Melbourne, the Heide Museum of Modern Art has a great Spring School Holiday program.  Take a wander around the gardens with artist Charlie Sofo before making a group artwork or partipate in a print making workshop with designer Luise Adams. Bookings are essential so get in early.

The Sydney Childrens Festival is set to transform CarraigeWorks from the 27.September to 9.October.

Highlights include the Grug live on stage, the Taronga Zoomobile, and a terrific range of workshops from stilt walking to film making, singing, gardening, ukulele playing, or cooking.

There are lots of free activities too so get planning at www.SydneyChildrensFestival.com

More super cute little ones – this time from Swedish brand Mini Rodini. You can pick up pieces from their summer range - including swimwear - at one of favourite webstores Kido Store.

These amazing images caught our eye over on the Women in Business website. They feature the handiwork of London designer Eliza Lopatowska for her kidswear brand Ola & Olek. We can decide what’s cuter – the models or the clothing.

We couldn’t stop reading this online collection of funny, beautiful, sad, and heartwarming messages to mothers. Sorry,Mom! is a brilliant collection of pics, anecdotes & messages to mothers from their kids. Made us ring our Mums just to say hi. Take a look here

And while we’re on the subject, we adore this other quirky high fashion, low tech combination of a brooch from NY designers Dee & Ricky.

(via Refinery29)

Once again the fabulous Veronica has uncovered the must-have item for mini style mavens’ grazed knees and craft accidents. Or their paper cut prone mothers! You can grab a pack of these Cynthia Rowley for Band-Aid sticking plasters here.

(via Veronica Loves Archie)

We love the idea of these clever bookends & were equally amused by the retailer warning that they may not be a suitable home for pets. Boo.

With gorgeous fabric & a love for shirring, the Kids team have long admired the work of childrenswear label Heavenly Creatures. Their gorgeous Spring Summer 2010 collection was inspired by Peter Pan & is filled with pieces for your little lost boy or tinkerbell. Our top picks: the Jelly Bean Shirred Top and the Octopus Raglan Tee. View the collection here

A very cute, sustainable idea for those single socks who have mysteriously lost their mates.

(via Atlantis Home)