One of  Little Feet Boutique's friendly daughters has put together a little quiz to test your knowledge. At the ripe of 6, we think she has done rather well. Why not see how well your little one does?

A very happy Chinese New Year to all our Little Feet Boutique customers.

In Chinese culture this year is the year of the Dragon, it is the 5th sign of the Zodiac and considered to be the most powerful of all 12 animal signs. The Dragon is the only mythical animal of the 12 signs of the zodiac......

Happy New Year!

Little Feet Boutique has completed its first Christmas and it was much better than we could have expected. We were busy right up until the 20th Dec. Some people were cutting it a bit fine but fortunately everyone seemed  to receive their order in time for Christmas day.

We're really excited about the year ahead with big plans for new product ranges, special offers and an exciting new competition. Check back often as we are expecting a number of changes in time for Spring.

And the winner is.....

Congratulations to Jennifer Ivory - winner of the Wheely bug competition. A big thank you to everyone that took part, we had an overwhelming response with over a thousand people getting involved. Keep an eye out for more competitions as we plan to run more throughout the year.

Monday 28th Nov is mega monday. The busiest online shopping day of the year. The are a reported 260,000 transactions worth £185,000 every minute.

To soften the blow on your bank balances we are offering an exclusive 12% discount for this day only. Use the code LFBNOV28FB to get the discount to your total shopping cart value (excluding postage). But remember - this is only valid for the 28th Nov so get shopping!

Whether you are in the midst of choosing a baby name, curious to see how popular your own name is or checking to see if Olivia will hold on to top spot for the fourth year running, the annual release of the most popular baby names is an exciting time. The Office of National Statistics releases a wealth of data on the previous year’s baby names each July, collating the birth records from across England and Wales. The hard form data is pretty dry but you can be assured that the media will pull out the interesting tidbits so you can find what you’re looking for. As we near the end of the year, we at Little Feet Boutique

(www.littlefeetboutique.co.uk), think it is time to get our thinking caps on and our crystal balls out to predict the movers and shakers of 2011.

Little Feet Boutique is proud to announce that we are now taking international orders with delivery to over 25 countries. We have already taken orders for Italy, Portugal, USA and Hong Kong and look forward to many more worldwide orders.

We have just delivered the Hippychcick Hipseat and all-in-ones to Italy, the Dreambag SleepingBag to Hong Kong, Shoo Shoo baby shoes to Portugal and Sock-ons to USA. Where will our next order be delivered?

With very reasonable international delivery prices at £10 per order for most of Europe and £15 for further afield (excludes Wheely Bug Toys and Moover Toys) we are proud to be opening up our range to millions more children. 

We now have the full range of Spook Toys in stock. Spook toys are a team of young and dynamic childrens toy and accessory designers from Belgian. Their designers have translated their passion of being parents into the SPOOK concept: From the very first handmade sketch, the material selection, production and quality control, up to the distribution to your store, SPOOK creators have filled the toy with true love.

An example of some of the colourful characters introduced in their range include Celery Cow, Flic Flac Duck, Herbe Lamb, Moomba Lion, Timbuktu Turtle, Toot Owl, Hoppo Hippo and Coco Monkey

The full range is made up of Quby, Bon Voyage, Hug Me Toys, Finger Puppets, Wrist Rattles, Travel Rattles and Comforters and Little Pocket Bears.

Baby clothing is an industry on the rise. Despite the demise of several ubiquitous high street brands (Adams amongst others), the UK childrenswear industry experienced 6.5% growth from 2009 to 2010 (now valued at £5.9bn) - and baby clothing was the best performing sector in that industry. How is it that the baby clothing sector can thrive when so many others are struggling to recover from the deepest recession in recent memory?  Well it helps that more babies were born in the UK last year than ever before. It also helps that parents have a tendency to put their children first