Cast a spell of delight on your little trick-or-treaters with a unique Halloween costume to pair with their basket of choice. From a hootin’ cute owl to a buzzy bee, and all your classic favorites in between, make your kids the stars of the night. 

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  Purr-fectly Witchy Duo

  Cozy Dinkum Nox and black laced tied around the handle of a Berry Basket make adorable accessories for this bewitching ensemble! 

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  Hoot-tastic Owl

  Whoo's ready for Halloween? This little owl is, of course, complete with a Stripe Berry Basket.

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  Spook-tacular Ghost

  All you need for this costume is a piece of white fabric - easy peasy! Add battery-operated fairy lights to a Mushroom Basket to cast a spooky glow.

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  Buzzy Bee

  The Luggy Basket is one of our faves for trick-or-treating! Kiddos can keep their hands free, plus it holds so much candy! 

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  Cap-tivating Cutie

  Pair the Red Mushroom Luggy with a DIY toadstool costume for an adorable Halloween look. 

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  Petal Princess

  Pair our Castle Bag with a princess-like lace dress and blooms from the garden for an easy enchanting costume. Perfect for last-minute party-goers! 

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  Little Lion

  Bring a Cozy Dinkum Lion along for a roar-tastic Halloween adventure in a Luggy!

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  Reach For The Stars...And Candy! 

  Yee-haw! This little trick-or-treater is ready to tote a Chari Bag AND Luggy for the ultimate Halloween haul. 

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  Red-dy For Fun!

  With a Casa Clutch in hand, this classic fairytale get-up is sure to be a fan-favorite with your kiddos. 

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  Granting Wishes, Not Tricks

  Our whimsical Mushroom Basket is a generous size for gathering candy, and is fairy-ly adorable paired with any princess costume.

Good old-fashioned, screen-free, creative fun to keep little ones entertained! Tiny dolls, mini animals, and portable play sets for imaginative play, all while mom and dad run errands, sip coffee, and go on family road trips. Have a look at what we’ve got for you!

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  01 Compact Colouring

  Take the fun wherever you go with Playpa Mini - a portable playtime pal! Designed to fit in a carry bag, the compact 14.5cm box includes a 26 ft roll printed with a rolling adventure and four crayons. Playpa Mini is a must to keep kids entertained in cafes, on planes, or in holiday accommodation.

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  02 Pocket-Sized Plushies

  Bring Playpa Mini creations to life with Holdie World counterparts! Explore the depths of the Ocean with our Marine and Ocean Animals, and Mermaids. Trek the Forest with Princess Gloribel and Wanda the Witch! Made for little hands to hold, kids will love the portability of our pocket-sized Holdie dolls. 

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  03 DIY Activity Kit

  Curate a grab bag full of travel fun with a repurposed See-ya Wash Bag. Fill with goodies like Holdie World friends, crayons, stickers, small cars, fidget spinners and pop-its, and snacks. Pro tip: for long journeys, wrap each individual item in gift paper to prolong the fun and give your restless kiddos a task to focus on as they unwrap each delight. 

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  04 All-In-One Caddy

  The Mini Chari Bag is a multi-use shoulder bag that easily converts into a backpack. Strap it to your little one or their bike and keep hands free for exploring and collecting treasures on the go! 

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  05 Pack, Play, And Explore

  The See-ya Suitcase gives kids independence on road trips and sleepovers, plus it's great for toting all the must-haves that accompany your kids on day trips too! If you're feeling brave, ask your little one to pack their own carry-on so you can enjoy a surprise fashion show of mismatched socks, toys, and snacks you never knew you had! 

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  06 Ready, Set, Roll!

  For wheely big adventures, we recommend packing travel activities, snacks, and a warm sweater into a Luggy or Wonder Wagon. Pulling is easier than carrying, and the novelty for kids of wheeling their own basket will hopefully mean one less item for overloaded caregivers to carry!

As a B Corp certified business, we are committed to creating a positive impact for our planet by mindfully working to minimize our footprint. The planet sustains our business, and we aim to sustain her in return. We are forever striving to better our processes to preserve mother earth and keep her safe and healthy for generations to come.  

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OUR COMMITMENT TO PLANET EARTH 

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  B CORP

  We are B Corp certified - meaning we meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance both profit and purpose.

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  TOXIN REDUCTION

  We have aligned to a number of bodies to help steward effective toxin reduction across our products. This contributes to both the health of people and the health of the planet.

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  GOTS

  GOTS is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibers which includes environmental, ecological & social impact criteria. Our Cotton Liners, Mattress Covers, WARES & Cardigans have been designed to reduce toxin inputs and outputs, made entirely of Organic GOTS Certified Cotton.

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  FOREST STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL (FSC)

  FSC exists to look after ‘forests for all’. FSC is a global certification with clear labelling to identify responsibly sourced materials. When you see a FSC label this confirms that materials have been sourced from responsibly managed forests, preserving biological diversity and benefits the lives of local people and workers, while ensuring economic sustainability. Our Holdie™ House, Holdie™ Barn and Playpa Paper are all sourced from FSC certified sources.

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  PROPOSITION CA 65 LIST

  When it comes to product design and assessment, we refer and certify with the Proposition CA 65 List. This assesses, informs and ensures we are creating products without harmful chemicals. We searched high and low for a well certified body that we could rely on for transparent information regarding toxic loading and hidden chemicals. We care about the safety of both people and planet and want our products to be loved for a long time. We don’t want harmful or hidden chemicals playing havoc in anyone's home, or our environment!

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  NATURAL & RECYCLED MATERIALS

  Wherever possible we strive to use natural and recycled materials to bring our product to life. See-ya Suitcases and Wash Bags are made from recycled bottles, and all Baskets, Rugs, and WARES are fully compostable.

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The theme for International Women’s Day 2022 is ‘Break The Bias’

Thank you to the women who make claycountyduilawyers possible...

Our Makers

Our team of talented artisans handcraft each product to bring our designs to life. We are proud to have created hundreds of jobs for women in the communities we work with. 

Our Vietnamese Makers

Many of our rattan weavers get the raw materials delivered to them so they can work from home!

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 Our Indian Makers

Use of GOTS Certified organic cotton ensures production is kind to the local environment & people.

 Our Chinese Makers

They bring our dolls & toys to life through their skilled handiwork & even make our See-ya Suitcases using PET (recycled plastic bottles)! 

Our Stockists

Who run the world? Girls! From the women who work in the stores to the women who run them, this wonderful community brings claycountyduilawyers to life in-store, and we love nothing more than spying our goods in shop windows around the world!

We asked a few of our retailors on how they can #BREAKTHEBIAS?

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The Kid Collective

“We're not afraid to do things 'our way' at The Kid Collective. Female led, we approach the work we do with flexibility, compassion, and enthusiasm. The world can be different. And more kind.. And we support the need to #breakthebias.” - Laura
@the.kid.collective | Leicester, England

Pigment

“It is our privilege and honor to work with a team of amazing kick-ass women, may they continue to trail blaze and light the way! ” - Amy
@ShopPigment | San Diego, USA

Little Gatherer

“I am really proud to have created a business that not only employs a team of amazing women, but that is also full of products that celebrate differences and encourage the next generation to grow up to be happy, compassionate, and inclusive humans.”- Leila
@littlegatherer | Auckland/Cleveland, New Zealand

Norman and Jules

“I imagine a world where we don’t have to call out for equality because all ARE equal. A world where people embrace one another’s differences. Where it doesn’t matter the color of your skin, where you were born, how you identify. As a company and as a family, we stand against discrimination. We welcome and support all. Our team has and never will never be homogenous. Please join me in a call to #breakthebias” - Coutney

@normanandjules  | New York, USA

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Charlotte et Charlie

“As a female owned company and a team of strong women, we are truly inspired by the sisters, mothers, leaders, and friends who paved the way for us. Together, let’s continue to fight for a better and equal world everyday, take positive actions and be proud of our improvements. Collectively we can all #BreakTheBias.” - Andréanne
@charlotteetcharlie | Quebec, Canada

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Tutete

“Let’s raise our girls free of stereotypes
. Being a woman does not mean being weak, submissive or dependent. The fact that we are women makes us strong. It makes us independent and capable. Our girls only need themselves to be whatever they choose. Our job is to show them how.” - Teresa
@tutete | Murcia, Spain
 

Tinker Tray Play

“A happy child is one without bias. At Tinker Tray Play our toys are for all children to enjoy. To #breakthebias we must allow our sons to play with dolls and our daughters to become superheroes” - Anna
@tinkertrayplay | Weymouth, England

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The Little Woodenpeg

“I'm so blessed with strong and confident women in my life. Women's strength and love is layered and deep, there's always enough to draw from it when we need it most and share it with others along the way ❤” - Ruth
@thelittlewoodenpeg | Dublin, Ireland

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Natural Baby Shower

“It can be tough to balance being a mum and a female business owner, particularly when neither role shouldn’t negate the other! What I find ironic in my case (and for many women in the nursery retail industry) was that when the idea of Natural Baby Shower was born, it was completely inspired on my experience as a woman, and as a mum. Bringing up my first baby whilst travelling in New Zealand, there were so many natural and sustainable products to choose from so, it came as a shock that on my return to the UK that those options were no longer available. It kickstarted my vision to bring British parents the very best for baby, parents, and the planet too.

Now, 15 years on and 3 little ones later, we have a thriving, sustainable retail business that is succeeding on our mission to help parents shop conscientiously but like many, running a large business is no easy feat! However, I’ve learnt to adapt and prioritise my time to make things work; whether that means planning meetings around the school pick-up and doing emails when my children have gone to bed, or making sure to book in holiday for quality, family time away from the business.

I also want to inspire my daughter and female staff I lead, so for International Women’s Day, we need to appreciate that being a woman is our biggest asset and not a weakness. Instead let’s harness the advantages of being a woman. #BreakTheBias.” - Vics

@naturalbabyshower | Surrey, England

Bohemian Mama

“We celebrate differences and provide the fundamental liberties to women that we all deserve” - Gina
@shopbohemianmama | Ocean City, USA 

De Gele Flamingo

“It’s time we start celebrating the genders’ differences instead of trying to clear them, and provide the fundamental liberties to women that we all deserve”- Sophie
@de_gele_flamingo | Antwerp, Belgium

Le Petit Cocon

“We all succeed together. Let’s stand together as women instead of against each other.” - Dominik
@lepetitcocon | Quebec, Canada

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

Lots of amazing new claycountyduilawyers came to life this year!

Here are a few of our faves: 

Our superstar DOZY DINKUMS stole the show and your hearts 💖💖💖



There were underWARES for bump, breastfeeding & beyond!



Our wonder filled Wonder Wagon had us all adventuring far & wide!

SOCIAL RESPONSIBLITY

This year we continued our commitment to social responsibility & engaged in important conversations with our greater community

claycountyduilawyers BCorp Community Event

Where we gathered to discuss all things BCorp with friends, businesses, & our local community for BCorp awareness month!

claycountyduilawyers Global Fund

We continued to support causes close to our hearts through the claycountyduilawyers Global Fund

CUSTOMER HAPPINESS

This year we made it our mission to ensure the smiles stayed on your dials!




We heard from you about what matters to YOU in our Global customer survey!

And we started our FB group page so we could share exclusive tid bits and sneaky peaks just for you!

BEHIND THE SCENES

This year presented many challenges for the claycountyduilawyers team & the business itself!

From Global supply chain disruption to lockdowns & some extreme postal delays it was a year filled with challenge, problem solving & adaptability!


We celebrated when we could & championed causes that we love;

Such as Earth Day and International Women's Day

There were some VIP new additions to the claycountyduilawyers team

Welcome to babies Rocky, Quentin & Lennon!!

YOU!

And then there has been YOU.

Our customers, the life force of claycountyduilawyers!

💖 THANK YOU 💖


You have supported us & been our biggest cheerleaders!

You’ve bought claycountyduilawyers into your homes & taken us on your adventures.

We are so grateful for all your support & can't wait to show you all the fun stuff we have been working on for 2022!!!

Love claycountyduilawyers xx

SHOP OLLI ELLA 

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“Ever since I was a little girl I have loved to paint, and I loved clay, probably because I was copying what my mum was doing in her studio” 

Product featured: Organic Cotton Lilly Pilly Shirt 

Tell us a little bit about your journey in becoming an artist? What led you to where you are now?

What memory signifies your first art experience?

I remember watching my mum painting on silk; she would hang these long sheets of silk to dry, and then our cat would lay in them like they were a hammock! I think this is my earliest memory relating to art.

Product featured: Organic Cotton Flourish Mini Muu

How would you describe your work?

Which element of creating do you thrive off the most?

I actually find painting difficult a lot of the time, and my final paintings often have lots and lots of layers of disastrous paintings below the surface. Because of this, I think when I reach a sense of resolve in a painting it's definitely a good day!

Product featured: Organic Cotton Flourish Mini Muu

Tell me more about what is inspiring you at the moment?

Your paintings derive so much energy from your color palettes. Can you tell us more about how color plays a role in your process?

How do you balance creativity and motherhood?

I'm very lucky that my partner is a musician and a creative as well. So, we each take the baby and make space for the other to work. It often gets hectic leading up to a tour or a show, but it always works out.

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How does it feel to be a woman in the arts, especially over the past two years with COVID?

What inspires your style?

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Sarah Glover is a chef who is taking the sterile out of cooking & turning food into an experience! Adventuring with her is always fun, surprising, & good a reminder that viewing the world with curiosity, creativity, & healthy dose of childlike wonder is always a brilliant idea.

‘I'm one of eight kids, a lot of my fondest memories are being outside and going on adventures’

Product featured: Piki Basket Large, Shell Bag Straw, Casa Bag Rose, Mosey Basket, Wonder Wagon Natural

 This Thanksgiving & Holiday seasons we are all about celebrating the return of gathering, connecting in groups & simple pleasures like picnics at the beach while the sun sets & the kids beachcomb for treasures!

Product feature:  Piki Basket Large, Mosey Basket, Rattan Medium Luggy

 “Kids get so excited seeing that they can cook something so simply — there's an adrenaline rush that you get from being around that excitement.”

Of course, no picnic would be complete without a delicious treat to eat & Sarah along with her sweet little helpers have the yummiest recipe to share with you all that’s perfect for Thanksgiving & the Holidays!  

Product featured: Wonder Wagon Natural

RECIPE 

CINNAMON PUMPKIN CARAMEL BARS!

Product featured: Mini Chari Bag Rose

DIRECTIONS

STEP 1

Preheat oven to 180°C. Coat a 9 x 13-inch baking pan with cooking spray. Line with a 9-by-21-inch sheet of baking paper, leaving a 2-inch overhang on each short side. Put caramels and cream IN a small saucepan; cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until caramels are melted, about 5 mins. Once melted add the tin of pumpkin puree. Allow to cool.

STEP 2

Stir together oats, flour, cinnamon, brown sugar, baking soda, and salt in a large bowl. Blend in butter with a fork or your fingertips until mixture resembles coarse meal; press half of the mixture onto bottom of lined pan. Bake until just set and starting to colour, About 20 mins. Allow to cool on a wire rack.

STEP 3

Sprinkle crust with chocolate chips; drizzle with caramel pumpkin mixture and top with remaining crumb mixture. Bake until pale golden, 20 – 25 mins. Allow to cool completely before cutting into squares.

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10 WAYS TO BE KIND WITH THE KINDNESS PROJECT

Can you tell us a little about what The Kindness Project is?  

The Kindness Project is a small community initiative group based in the Byron Bay, Australia. It is run by me; Ally and a few friends who have volunteered over the last few years on different projects. 
The Kindness Project aims to help vulnerable members within our community via little projects throughout the year. I work with incredible, local organisations who deal directly with the families in need. Some of these families have fled domestic violence, are in witness protection, in refugee housing or homeless. Other families are experiencing extreme hardship/crisis and are just needing some extra love and support. 

Was there a particular moment that inspired you to create The Kindness Project? How did this passion project come about?   

I created The Kindness Project after selling my business earlier this year, this definitely kick started me into creating an actual space to help give back to our community!
My passion for charity work and giving back led to the creation of The Kindness Project that is inspired by my hero, my grandfather Clemmy. He was the most charitable man ever and I just grew up with the idea that doing things for your community was very normal.   Clemmy organised Christmas Hampers for the homeless in Sydney. It was so chaotic with hundreds of green shopping bags flooding his house for weeks whilst organising, but I loved to see the joy it gave him to help those who were struggling.  Clemmy unfortunately now has dementia and cannot remember all the amazing things he once did. So, I decided to continue his legacy here in the Byron Shire. 

You’ve  organised  family Christmas hampers for victims of domestic violence and toy donations for Brisbane’s Children’s Hospital. Do you have plans to expand into more causes? 

Absolutely! My aim is to turn The Kindness Project into a registered charity next year and continue to give back and help where and when I can. I am already talking to other charities and organisations in the area about ways we can all help each other and work together. There is such a need in this area!

Tell us about some of the people  you’ve  met along the way   

This may sound corny but every single person I have met on this journey has been incredible. There is something pretty magical about creating a project and space for people to give back and see how much they enjoy it. Connecting with local businesses is also a highlight. The continual support is epic

 What has the overall community response been to The Kindness Project? The project grows bigger and bigger every year {how great is that!}  

It is intense, in the best way! I started the Christmas Hamper & School Pack Project 2021 on the 1st of November with the aim to help 170 families and I have already (almost) organised help for each family. Four years ago, we organised 16 Christmas Hampers and this year 170... I mean, that says a lot, doesn’t it? 
I have many conversations with people who are keen to donate and they explain that they want to help and get involved in initiatives like this but have no idea where to look. I am creating a link to people keen to give back to the organisations that need the support and I am very honoured to do so!

 How can people get involved?  

Please follow the @thekindnessprojectaus, share what we are doing and reach out if you’re able to help in any of our future projects.  As The Kindness Project is very new and growing quite quickly if you are keen to get involved on the volunteering side, please reach out, I'm am all ears! 

claycountyduilawyers is very excited to be donating goods, woman power and support this Holiday Season to the Kindness Project and their amazing Hamper Drives.

We're so excited to see the Dinkum Dolls being adored by little claycountyduilawyers folk all around the world! The reception to these dolls has been beyond what we ever could have dreamt of and we're really feeling the love, so we wanted to give some of the love back and share our favourite Dinkum Doll adoption stories... featuring Y.O.U!

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Shop Dinkum Dolls 

Take a trip around the world with us! We visit some bright and cheerful kids room and nurseries, adored by their teeny occupants. From Düsseldorf to the UK, we love that our claycountyduilawyers pieces contribute to everyday play and making these little rooms a home. 

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We sat down with the lovely Emma Hollingsworth to chat about her work as an Indigenous artist, model, and passion for her culture and creativity. Emma is known for her beautiful, bold, and feminine artworks and to our community as the model for WARES by claycountyduilawyers since it launched in 2019 {you’ll also spot her in our new collection launching in late 2020}. 

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I started Mayde Tea when I couldn’t find a product I was searching for. I was looking for herbal tea to help with my own health issues, digestive and nervous system imbalances. I wanted something organic, handmade, formulated by a qualified naturopath/herbalist, so that it was medicinal, and to be in functional and eco-friendly packaging. It was surprisingly hard to find! So, I made it myself while I was studying at Uni. By the time I graduated I was working full time on Mayde Tea, and it’s been the best little unexpected life change ever! 

My morning routine: Every morning I wake up to the most adorable sound of Alfie chatting away in her cot. I get up, feed her, and then Ryan spends some time with Alfie while I meditate for 20 minutes. Next, I have a huge glass of filtered water, an Energise tea and a big brekky to start the day.  

My days change a lot. I make sure I move my body somehow and get out in nature, the lighthouse walk in Byron Bay or a surf (if baby daddy isn’t at work!). I work on Mayde Tea while Alfie sleeps, and spend a LOT of time staring at her adorable face. 
Being summer here in Australia, I always make a 1L bottle of an iced tea that I drink throughout the day. At the moment I’m drinking our Nursing blend.  

 Winding Down: 
I’ve always naturally created a calming space and had a set of night-time rituals before bed. I experienced pregnancy insomnia, so when I was pregnant, I was working on how to support my nervous system and hormones to allow myself to be able to sleep well at night. Serenity tea is the perfect pre-slumber beverage for a restful night’s sleep.  

 To allow my body to wind-down at the end of the day, I avoid bright lights and screens after 6pm. Keeping the lights dim after the sun has gone down teaches your body to convert serotonin to melatonin (your sleep hormone) —bright lights confuse this conversion. 
After Alfie's bath, we take her to her room and give her a light massage with a natural oil blend and read her a book. Then we have a cuddle and feed and she’s off to bed.  
We try not to get too caught up in ‘parenting and sleeping techniques' and just do with her what we personally like, in terms of night-time rituals. 

Website maydetea.com
Instagram @MaydeTea

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Tell us about yourself, your family and where you live…

Arguably, you are best known for your work as a doula and an educator in all things birth and motherhood but we hear you also have a passion for music and song-writing?

As a breastfeeding Mama, what are your go-to pieces at the moment and what things do you gravitate toward when shopping for clothes?

Shop WARES

Website notsoprivateparts.life/about 
Instagram @bstereo

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Tell us a little about yourself and your business…

The The term "self-care" is something we are beginning to hear a lot in 2019. #selfcaresunday is even a popular hashtag on Instagram, but putting yourself first is still uncharted territory for a lot of women. What does "self-care" mean to you and what form does it take in your life?

I definitely agree, the term has become very en vogue and while I think it can tend to get misused at times, it’s so refreshing that we’re recognising that it’s actually not cool to push ourselves to the point of complete burnout; and that maybe we can still achieve all of the things we want to, without compromising our own health. 
It definitely is uncharted territory for a lot of women, and as a mum and business owner, I’m the first to admit that feelings of guilt can tend to arise when self-care comes into play, so it’s a relief to be reminded that it shouldn’t be confused with self-indulgence or selfishness. Having said that, it’s still a work in progress for me. I think that true self-care is a daily practise, rather than being something we resort to because we’re absolutely exhausted (or when we polish off a pizza and a bottle of wine and label it self-care… #guilty). 



I’m learning that actual self-care has very little to do with “treating myself” and a whole lot to do with parenting myself and making choices for my long-term wellness, so for me that might look less like a bubble bath & sheet mask, and more like accepting help, or going out for a (long) drive alone just to listen to a podcast! Aside from treating ourselves to the occasional mani, I feel that tending to our physical body is a form of self-care that many women avoid, particularly when it comes to their breasts. Taking a moment to consciously care for our breasts can become a ritual in itself. Massaging our boobs is beneficial on so many levels – it promotes lymphatic drainage and increases fresh blood flow into the area, helps to decrease hormonal tenderness and improves the tone and texture of our boobs, but on a deeper level it’s also a chance to connect with ourselves and our hearts. Taoist & Tantric traditions believe there’s a strong link between the breasts and heart centre, so taking a moment to cultivate this connection can have a beautiful flow-on effect into our daily lives.  


I’m excited about self-care for the collective. Any reminder to look after ourselves and inspire us to become better equipped to deal with the stressors of daily life is a great thing. From a breast health perspective, studies show that it’s not stress alone that increases the risk of breast cancer, it’s how in control we feel of that stress – or how we manage it, that makes the difference. I think that if we have more tools to counteract stress, statistics could look very different!  
 

There is still a social stigma that exists surrounding the female body. Things like sharing photos of nipples or breastfeeding, or even talking about breasts is still strangely taboo for many. What are your thoughts on how we can strive to change these attitudes and why it's important to do so?

 

nuni.com.au
Instagram @nuni_wellness

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Tell us about yourself, your family and where you live…

The merging of interior design and styling with your passion for sustainability has really become the heart of your brand. Is this passion a result of owning The Tiny Canal Cottage, or is this an area that you have always been interested in?

Something you often say is "you don't need to live large, to live beautifully". Tell us a little more about this sentiment and what it means to you…

You are a longtime friend and lover of claycountyduilawyers and we adore seeing our products styled throughout your home. Over the years, what would you say is the claycountyduilawyers item you have used the most?

Shop WARES

Blog tinycanalcottage.com 
Instagram @whitneyleighmorris

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Yvonn Deitch @bytheseasidedaisies  
Images by Louise Beaumont

Louise Bannister is the Co-founder and Editorial Director of Lunch Lady Magazine; a visual treat full of clever writing, beautiful photos, inspiring interviews, and kid-friendly crafts and recipes to make any Pinterest-lover swoon. A mother of three little ones, and an entrepreneur with a catalogue of successful publications under her belt, Lou is well-versed in the ups and downs that come with raising a family... and a business. We caught up with Lou at her beautiful home in the Byron Hinterland (complete with skate-ramp!) to chat about life, magazines and combining the two.
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Tell us Lou - about your family and the town where you live?

There’s five of us - Myself, my husband Rick, Harriet who is almost 8, Pearl, 6 and Bon, 3. We live near a lovely small village in the Byron Hinterland. It’s a contradiction of sorts - only has one old general store but also a world class Japanese cafe! 

If you could describe Lunch Lady in a nutshell, what would you say? 

Lunch Lady is a magazine for parents, but it’s not a parenting mag! It's a fun, engaging, practical quarterly magazine filled with recipes, super simple craft and interesting interviews with extraordinary people. It’s non judgmental and it’s objective is to have fun and connect us all through the ups and downs of being parents.

How do you decide on what type of content will be featured in each issue? 

What we do is find interesting stuff we know could be helpful and fun for parents. We are constantly canvassing for interesting people with stories to tell, funny takes on parenting and ways as families we can spend time together that we all enjoy. We don’t see it as a parenting magazine in the way we don’t tell anyone how to parent. How could we! We’re just learning as we go too. 

There’s something special about print magazines - the feel, the imagery, the sensation of turning a page.
Why did you choose to go with the print route for Lunch Lady as opposed to publishing exclusively online? 

Lara, my co-founder, and I have been making print magazines for 20 years. We launched Frankie Magazine for a publishing company when we were 25 and Smith Journal a bit later. Print is what we know and love. There’s nothing more intimate or engaging then sitting down with a magazine that feels like a friend, and that's what we strive to create.

What is it about magazines that made this career something you knew you wanted to pursue? 

I find magazines a powerful way to tell the whole story. It’s not about clickbait, it’s not about how many impressions you get. It’s about making something quality that people who love it really engage with. They’re also a wonderful way to build community. The amount of readers that bonded over the fact they both read Frankie are too many to count and we hope we’re creating the same space for people to connect over Lunch Lady.

Tell us about the importance of “fun” in motherhood. You’ve spoken to us about this in the past. We’d love to hear more.

I really have had to work at having fun as a parent and starting Lunch Lady has helped that so much! I think it’s ingrained in many of us to just get stuff done, constantly doing things - cleaning the house, looking after the kids, working, doing, doing, doing. Like our mothers did. But when my husband tapped me on the shoulder one day and reminded me to have some fun, it really dawned on me that I was doing rather than living. So now, I try much harder to have fun with it! If we’re not having fun, what’s the point ? 

What does community mean to you?

Everything. As we face some challenging times with the climate, I think everything comes back to being connected with one another and community. I’m not talking about just through our phones. Real community gatherings and real conversations about how we can celebrate with each other and support each other when the goings get tough.

You are also a skateboarder too! What made you get into skateboarding and what do you love most about it?

I dabbled in skateboarding as a teenager but was always much too intimidated by the culture (and the boys!) to real give it a go. I feel I missed out. So when I turned 38, I picked up a board and joined a mums group learning to skate. It has been life changing on so many levels. When you skate you don’t know the outcome, so the more you surrender the better you get. The more relaxed you are, the better the trick. Surrendering and not controlling situations is not something that comes naturally to me, so it’s been wonderful on many levels. I also see it as a form of activism in a way, skating skateparks as a now 40 year old and not giving a toss about what anyone thinks is really liberating.

As an entrepreneur, what are the most important lessons you’ve learnt from building your own business? 

Be kind, be empathetic, know your boundaries, know when to say no, work hard and find opportunities when times get tough. When things look rocky, it doesn’t mean it’s over, just means you have to find another solution.

When do you feel most beautiful?

How does WARES make you feel when you wear them?

Super dooper comfy. Like, I wanted to sleep in it.

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Tell us a little about yourself and what you do...

How did you first get into photography, and then turn it from a hobby into a career?

Twelve years ago I was working a job I hated in real estate, not making much, and got a small bonus. I put the money in an envelope and wrote “bicycle” across it, intending to spend it on a bike. But in a twist of fate I got an email from a woman who had one Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy left in the litter asking if I was interested. So I spent the money on a puppy and what was left on a super basic DSLR camera so I could take photos of my puppy. Before long, co-workers began asking if I would take photos of their dogs, and then those people would ask if I would photograph their weddings, and then their children, and so it went.

Over the last decade I’ve learned a lot of hard lessons about running a business, existing in the photo world, and juggling work and being a mama. The beautiful thing about the way I started out, though, is that for me it’s always been about capturing the spark of my subject — my own dog, initially, but then so, so much more. My aesthetic has definitely changed and been refined over the years, but the heart of what I do really hasn’t changed since that original impulse to buy a camera so I could capture the essence of that puppy. That dog, Roux, whose nickname, Rouxby, is the namesake of my company, is still my constant companion and falls asleep every night tucked into bed next to my eldest daughter. 

What's your favourite thing about photographing families and children?

Ahh, children are magic to photograph! They’re not trying to be anything other than who they are in their beautiful little hearts. They’re not trying to look a certain way. Instead of focusing on the way their image will be presented to the rest of the world, they’re just actually living the moment. I think that, in a nutshell, is the magic of childhood. Whether I’m photographing portraits of a family or shooting for a brand, this magic is the thing I want every image to communicate. 

Taking photos of little ones can be a tricky task - what are your tips for capturing the perfect moment?

I have a few go-to ways of encouraging connection or thoughtfulness (“What colour are your mama’s eyes? Does your daddy have teeth? Is there a bird in the sky?”), but the truth is I don’t really use tricks. That magical quality of childhood doesn’t really require any. Mostly, I just like to let children be themselves because the truth is that the moments they make on their own are far more magical than anything I could contrive.  

Where is your favourite place in the world (and why)?

Oof, this one is tough. I’m a bit of a nomad so I have connections to so many different places in different ways. But one of the first places that comes to mind is my Dad’s house. He lives in the mountains of Southern Colorado, a town so small it barely qualifies as a town (just a post office, gas station, and a bar). His house is soaked with light, very secluded, and full of treasures he and his girlfriend have collected over the years and around the world. When my girls and I go there in the summer we spend mornings hiking, afternoons in the creek that runs through the property, rinse off under the outdoor shower in the late sun, and eat meals full of home-grown vegetables.   

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This week is World Breastfeeding Week, and in honour of the occasion we thought we’d catch up with our friend Magdalena Roze, who is an expert in all things post-natal health (and also an expert in the kitchen!). Read on for Mags’ top tips for nourishing your body as a new mama, including the recipe for her famously hearty and healthy Chicken Bone Broth - yum!

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Chicken broth would have to be one of the most nourishing, healing meals going. It’s as an immune booster, digestion aid and super tonic for glowing skin, hair and nails. It’s particularly nourishing during and post pregnancy for replenishing the body. Your bone broth should end up much thicker than your normal soup broth because your cooking the ingredients, especially the chicken bones, for much longer (12-24 hours). This gives them time to breakdown and release a whole lot of incredible nutrients like calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. It’s also super rich in protein, glycine (helps with detoxing), proline and gelatin (amazing for skin). It’s excellent for digestion too as you’re getting a whole lot of nutrients that are normally missing from the modern diet.

A good broth will solidify when it’s in the fridge because it’s so gelatinous, but it goes runny again once you heat it up. It’s the perfect thing to make in the slow cooker overnight, and you’ll be rewarded with liquid gold that’s incredibly versatile. It’s great on it’s own in a mug as a drink, and the perfect canvas for a quick but more substantial soup, stew or sauce. Because you’re slow cooking the chicken bones to extract every bit of nourishment, ideally organic, pasture-raised and ethically produced chicken. - Lovely photo by Rob Palmer

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Tip 1: Use Your Local Library

Save money, preserve space, and reduce your environmental footprint by borrowing books from your local library— particularly if you have children. While we do have a permanent assortment of books in our home, the most used and efficient collections are those we borrow from the city and county libraries. We keep our son’s borrowed books in the Strolley as it’s easy and safe for him to roll around the house, and it keeps everything well-organised and easily accessible. 

Tip 2: BYO... Everything

We all know that single-use plastics are responsible for a staggering amount of damage to the planet and its inhabitants. Bring your own reusable produce bags, bulk good containers, reusable to-go boxes, utensils, linens, coffee and water vessels, and refillable jars for cleaning and body products whenever possible. It doesn’t have to be as cumbersome as it sounds once you figure out a system that works for you. And since these items are constantly in varying stages of use, they’re easier to stash around your tiny home than you might think. We tote ours daily, and use our Luggys to transport them to and from our local farmers markets and grocery stores.

Tip 3: Organise In Style

You can stylishly organise toys, games, accessories, equipment and more within your small space by skipping the bulky plastic storage bins, and opting instead to use beautiful, versatile baskets made of natural materials. Instead of storing everything together, arrange the containers throughout your home. Use simple hardware, such as coat racks, s-hooks and wall hooks to mount and hang select baskets. This will free up some precious floor space, while enriching the look, feel and function of your home. 

Tip 5: Decorate With Greenery

Adding a diverse array of air-cleansing plants to your home is not only a wonderful way to make your space visually striking and unique, but it’s also a creative way to avoid filling your home with mass-produced decorative objects. The less manufacturing that is required to create your residence and the items within it, the less harm you’re doing to the Earth. Choose plants that suit your vibe and location, and be mindful of selecting varieties that are safe for your family and pets. (Our son loves to water our houseplants at the kitchen sink while standing on his Storie Stool!) 

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Magdalena Roze is a lover of all things post-natal health. She’s a wizard when it comes to creating recipes that nurture both Mama and baby from birth and beyond. We sat down with Mags and her two little ones at the New Brighton Farmers Market in Northern Rivers to enjoy a fresh market breakfast and learn a little about her passion for food, family and motherhood.

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Please introduce yourself and your family to our fellow claycountyduilawyers folk:

I’m a mum of two living in Byron Bay with my chef partner Darren Robertson. After a decade long career as a TV presenter in Sydney hosting the news and weather, my chef partner Darren Robertson and I followed our hearts (and tummies!) to open a restaurant on a farm and we’ve never looked back! At the time, it seemed pretty crazy giving up my busy life in the city and I really did love my job, especially the thrill of hosting at big events like the Olympics or interviewing interposing people on The Project, but we couldn’t pass up the opportunity. Our sea change gave me the chance to pursue my others passion for food and lifestyle, start a family and embark on a diverse media career that’s included writing a whole foods cookbook and starting my food podcast The Pass. I’m so inspired by the abundance of amazing food and producers here, as well as the slower and more connected way of life, and I love being able to share this with others. 

These farmers markets look amazing, tell us more about this little slice of paradise:

These markets are my happy place, my favourite part of the week. They’re a small market so I know all the producers, and few things make me feel happier than putting together a beautiful, nourishing meal and knowing the face behind every ingredient on my plate. There’s live music, craft for the kids, coffee (a necessity!) and one of the best breakfasts you can get from The Nomadic Kitchen. You can get everything at these markets including dairy, meat, eggs, bread and fish so this is my main weekly grocery shop now and while it’s a fairly simple thing to do it’s had a very gradual but really important effect on me. Of course it’s great that it’s ethical, local and supports the community, but it has also made me a lot more connected to food and cooking which has informed much of my recipes and food philosophy, which is eating seasonally, locally and intuitively. Plus, it’s a such a nice place for catching up with friends.  

Go-to stalls at the markets:

Definitely The Nomadic Kitchen for breakfast which changes every week; Picone Exotics for some of the most delicious and interesting exotic fruits. John and Lyndall manage to grow things in the climate like vanilla and cocoa that are pretty much impossible here. They pick everything at just the right time so it tastes amazing and always introduce me to new fruits like Brazilian cherries every time I see them. I’ve never tasted better figs or pineapples than John's! Church Farm for the best local made soaps, sauces, curry pastes and Passata which is the best for a quick and easy dinner.

How do the WARES dresses make you feel? 

I’m obsessed with my Wares dresses, I live in them! They’re perfect every day dresses because they’re easy, super soft and comfortable and so feminine so I feel good no matter what kind of day I’m having. I’m still breast feeding my baby, Charlie, so the buttons are great for that but I also enjoy wearing them the other way around when I go out and know that I won’t have any children hanging off me! I recently discovered that they’re actually very durable because I wore my much-loved mustard dress to Blues fest (a music festival here) and then again a few days later (see, I told you, on high rotation) and no one told me that I had huge red wine stains all over the back! I was so worried that I had ruined it because the stains were pretty much black by that stage and on that beautiful vibrant golden fabric, but I threw it in the wash hoping for the best and it’s as good as new. If it can survive that, it really is the perfect Mama dress. 

We know you are a food lover and amazing cook, can you share your ideal day on a plate?

I love starting my day with a latte followed by breakfast either from The Nomadic Kitchen at the farmers markets or sometimes I’ll make a pancake batter at home and then we’ll load the kids in the car and make pancakes on the beach at Wategos with yoghurt and berries and go for a swim. At the moment I’m making lunch for myself, a toddler and a baby and because I don’t like to cook three separate meals so I try and make something we can all eat like a a chicken rice congee. Archie and I often bake cookies or cake which doubles as an activity and the added bonus of a sweet treat in the afternoon which I’m really craving while breastfeeding. An apple cake with cream hits the spot with a cup of tea. As it’s getting cooler now, nothing beats an old fashioned roast chicken for dinner or slow cooked lamb ragu with pappardelle and fresh garden rocket salad. With a glass of red wine, of course.

And your favourite family food traditions?

My background is Polish/Russian so I grew up eating a lot of fermented foods like sauerkraut and gherkins and when my dad comes to visit he always brings a car boot full of them as my kids love them too, including baby Charlie. Some of my fondest memories are around preparing food for things like Easter and Christmas, like the production line of the whole family chopping up vegetables for my mums Polish potato salad or painting eggs for Easter which I now rope Chloe’s family into too. But the best tradition is picking mushrooms in Autumn and then cooking them up on the gas stove with butter and garlic in the middle of the forest. I thought that was normal at the time and now realise how special it is!

Five things a new Mum needs in her pantry and fridge:

The key to nourishing a new mum is eating foods that are warming, soft, oily and easily digestible. My top five would be bone broth, ghee, oats, eggs and rice because they’re very simple foods but such a great foundation for a wholesome meal. Bone broth is one of the most restorative and replenishing foods she can have and it can be sipped on like a tea or added to stews, soups and congee. I also swear by good fats and my favourite is ghee as it makes everything taste delicious (think a caramelised butter or fudgy flavour) and adding a spoon of it to a meal also helps in the absorption of other nutrients. I literally add it to everything and it’s easier to digest than butter. Oats make a yummy porridge and can be jazzed up with everything including honey, cream, yoghurt, ghee, figs, berries, nuts and nut butter, plus they're believed to help with milk supply. Eggs make a great, quick, very nutrient dense meal. And rice is the key ingredient for “Kheer” or an Indian rice pudding which when cooked with milk, ghee, molasses and spices like turmeric, ginger, cardamom and saffron, is incredibly nourishing for a new mum especially in the first few days after birth when she needs to replenish her stores and her digestive system.  

Your fave quick toddler dinner meals: 

Chicken rice is great. Just saute some onion, garlic and a pinch of whatever spices your child will tolerate like turmeric or sweet paprika for a little flavour. Add diced chicken until it browns and then a cup of rice with double the amount of water or broth. Let it all cook until the liquid is absorbed. This is just a base and simple enough for the fussiest child, so make it your own and season with a little tamari or add extra vegetables and herbs. A good quality passata makes a quick pasta. Even though I love cooking, I totally get the struggle of trying to get dinner on the table some nights so my advice is not to be too hard on yourself. Scrambled eggs or cheese on toast are fine on those days too! 

Three quick tips you'd tell a new Mum trying to get her baby on solids:

Try and source ingredients that are in season as they will always be fresher and therefore have greater nutritional value and taste better. Don’t worry if your baby doesn’t seem to enjoy certain foods straight away. It can take many attempts for a baby to embrace a new food and it’s often not because they don’t like it, it’s simply because they don’t know it. Once they get to know it, they usually like it! I remember the first few times I gave baby Charlie plain natural yoghurt and he shuddered but now he loves and there’s no need to sweeten it, though I often do with banana, melon, figs or apple. Good fats like egg yolk and ghee are a really important (and delicious) foundation of first foods. Adding a good fat like ghee or coconut oil to any vegetable puree totally transforms it from good to great in terms of flavour and also gives the baby a great dose of nourishment. Baby food doesn’t need to and shouldn’t be bland. I believe that introducing baby to delicious new flavours and enjoying fresh wholesome food with them, sets them up with really positive habits and a positive relationship with food in the future. 

Magdalena shares her delicious Breast Feeding Brownie Recipe with us from her book, Happy and Whole, which are available here for Australia customers and here internationally.

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Kiddo's name + age, your name:
Cloudy, 6 months, and Chelsea.

What are you doing to celebrate this Mother’s day?
It will be my very first one so hopefully I will be getting all loved up by my husband Che, and Cloudy boy for all the sleepless nights!

What is your favourite thing about being a Mom? 
I have never felt like more of a woman. Watching Cloudy constantly grow, change, learn and develop his own little cheeky personality is just the best!!!

"It will be my very first Mother's Day, so hopefully I'll be getting all loved up by my husband Che, and Cloudy boy for all the sleepless nights!"

What's something funny your kid(s) is doing or saying at the moment?
Cloudy is obsessed with poking out his pointy little tongue and is so proud of himself, it honestly melts me every time he does it!

Three things that make your #momlife easier:
Other Moms, coffee and wine. 

Three words to describe how you felt wearing your claycountyduilawyers dress: 
Fresh, comfortable and confident!

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Kiddo's name + age, your name:

Kelly, Mama of two girls - Sunny, 3 years & Ari, 2 months.

What are you doing to celebrate this Mother’s day?
We don't have any plans that I know of, but I hope something that involves the ocean, coffee and just being in one another's company.

What is your favourite thing about being a Mom? 
That it's shown me the meaning of life. I know that sounds so heavy but being a mum has made me a better person - a better wife, friend, mother. It has taught me so much about myself and my relationship. It has taught me patience, resilience and empathy. It has shown me that working only to make more money to buy more things is wasted energy and that family is absolutely everything. There are (many) days that are overwhelming, frustrating and exhausting, but mostly, I just feel total gratitude, that these two girls chose me to guide them through life. 

"There are days that are overwhelming & frustrating, but mostly, I just feel total gratitude, that these two girls chose me to guide them through life."

What's something funny your kid(s) is doing or saying at the moment?Everything Sunny does and says at the moment is hilarious. Three year olds are the absolute best! Yesterday she told me I needed to 'compromise' but what she really meant is that I needed to do exactly what she was telling me to do.

Three things that make your #momlife easier:
- My husband!
- Chekoh Wraps and Baby Bjorn carrier for the baby.
- iPad for the toddler. I know what you're probably thinking! So not PC, but for kids that hate the car or when you just need to have a shower or make yourself some breakfast or just need 10 mins to yourself, the iPad has been very helpful!

Three words to describe how you felt wearing your claycountyduilawyers dress: 
Comfortable, effortless, feminine.

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Kiddo's name + age, your name:

Indiana (who goes by Bindi) age 3, and Claudia. 

What are you doing to celebrate this Mother’s day?
I’m going to let my two girls plan the day for me and completely surprise me. I also have a 6 year old (Eve) who takes charge and lives for planning surprises. They’re usually so sweet and thoughtful... as long as I get a good coffee and pastry in bed, I’ll be happy.

What is your favourite thing about being a Mom? 
At this age (very aware that’s its likely to change soon) my girls still think I’m the coolest thing ever, they both fight over me and call me their bestie. They even still want me to match their outfits to mine! Motherhood can be grinding, but I always want to remain a person that they genuinely want to hang out with too. I love that I’ve created my own little girl gang. 

"Motherhood can be grinding, but I always want to remain a person that they genuinely want to hang out with. I love that I've created my own little girl gang!"

What's something funny your kid(s) is doing or saying at the moment?
Bindi is a little firecracker. Quite often she rolls her eyes and says “are you kidding me?!” when she doesn’t like a suggestion I make. I get so much sass from her all day, every day!

Three things that make your #momlife easier:
- Friends and community.
- Coffee.
- A really hands on and helpful partner (probably the most important one!)

Three words to describe how you felt wearing your claycountyduilawyers dress: 
Feminine, comfortable & myself!

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You may or may not know, that recently we welcomed a very exciting new addition to the claycountyduilawyers family, and this time, it’s not a basket - it’s a baby! claycountyduilawyers co-founder and Mama extraordinaire, Chloe, welcomed little August Bear into the world this April, growing her crew of kiddos from three to four! In light of our special new arrival, Chloe has chosen to share a few of her absolute favourite, must-have items for newborn bubs and new Moms! These are Chloe’s Newborn Essentials:

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01. Susukoshi Kimono Gown

02. Josefina Baby Bag

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Last October, our co-founder and wanderlusting Mama, Chloe Brookman, packed up her growing gang (hubby Charlie, Tennyson 9, Arlo 6, Nell 2 and soon to come baby number 4!) and journeyed to Mexico for three weeks traveling through the Yucatan Peninsula! Come behind the scenes on Chloe’s adventure and check out her must-do list of Mexico faves...

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It was a long trip from Byron Bay to Mexico, with lots of planes and buses and cars. But they made it! First stop - Tulum! 

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At claycountyduilawyers, we’re pretty big fans of all the boss-ladies who manage to maintain a top-notch sense of humour and good hair whilst juggling motherhood and career all at the same time. Nicola Cross is no exception and to be honest, we are kind of obsessed. We first spotted Nicola on Instagram, travelling the world in style and sharing her adventures with a band of merry followers, who fondly know her as dicolaaa. Now, she’s embarked on a whole new journey, becoming a mum to little Rosie Bear. We chatted to Nicola about style, travel, a few of her favourite things and of course, her new life with a little one.

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Tell us a little bit about yourself, where do you live, who do you live with and what keeps you busy?
Hello! I live in Adelaide, with my partner Patrick, our darling dog Atticus and latest addition, our baby girl Rosie. I am a photographer, blogger and Pinterest enthusiast. Lately I am kept busy with piles of baby washing and a revolving door of visitors excited to meet our girl... luckily they come baring food.

Describe your personal style
Connies, a floaty dress and something on my head, whether it’s a hat, a headscarf or a crown braid and I always, always wear white eyeliner.

What never fails to make you laugh?
At the moment Rosie, she has so many expressions and I am constantly giggling at her and the morning notes Pat leaves for me. This morning was a sketch of ‘egg and bacon’ with ‘better together’ written under it.  

The Nyla changing basket! It’s an essential and looks good too. Makes changes a little more glamorous.

 

What’s the place that really feels like ‘home’?
Our bedroom. The linen is always white, the curtains dance in the breeze, there is a subtle hint of cedar-wood aroma filling the room and my favourite coffee mug on my bedside table. In winter, when it’s too cold for the beach... it’s my favourite place to be.

Fave claycountyduilawyers product and what you use it for
The Nyla changing basket! It’s an essential and looks good too. Makes changes a little more glamorous.

So far, what is the best, and worst, thing about becoming a Mum?
Perhaps an unpopular choice ..but I love the 3am feed. It is silent, still and feels as though we are the only two in the world. She wraps her little hand around my finger and all though I am so tired I can hardly function, I know these moments won’t last forever and at 3am I don’t have to share her. The dim salt lamp gives us some warm light and I just stare at her thinking how lucky I am. Corny by true! The worst thing, a lot of unwanted advice, especially in grocery stores! Bugger off, I don’t care for your thoughts on rocking, not rocking, dummies, no dummies, breast feeding, formula feeding. Jog on with your trolley and let us buy our damn tomatoes.

Bonus Round
Book you’re currently reading
The last book I read was The Motherhood by Jamila Rizvi.

Podcast you won’t miss an episode of
Oww, I like Tim Ferris, Australian Birth Stories and a bit of Joe Rogan if I am in the car with Pat!

Next adventure
We purchased a bus last year and we are currently in the early stages of revamping it for a trip around Australia with Rosie and Atticus. We think we will head up to North Queensland. Of course we will stop by Byron on the way to say hello to you guys!

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“I am Chaeyon. I’m a mother of a 4 year old daughter and we live in Korea! The natural colour of claycountyduilawyers products looks great in the interior of our playroom. The Holdie House is strong and the grain of wood feels nice but the Minichari Basket is our favourite!”