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    Welcome

    Some of the best

    Easter fun youll

    see anywhere!

    pg 20

    New nds ll

    our PLAY pages.

    pg 7

    2008 LMNOP ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE

    OR PART WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION IS PROHIBITED.

    Out&about

    EASTE

    RF

    UN

    Get out & about with LMNOPs new

    guide to whats on around Australia.

    pg 18

    Meet Nathans mum,

    Jaime Halward.

    pg 14

    AstroMitespg 22

    lmnop

    LAUGH MAKE NURTURE ORGANISE PLAY

    Claire at May Gibbs Nutcote

    Photographed by Ian MacPherson lmnop.com.au

    ISSUE

    2

    As a young child, I remember constantly getting

    frustrated at not being able to complete an art

    project, or nish a task the way I wanted to. Id say

    to my mother, I cant do it, I cant nish it, I just

    cant! And shed always reply, theres no such

    word as cant. Little did I know the importance of

    that mantra. Only now, as a mother myself, can

    I truly appreciate her advice. I would have neverstarted LMNOP if it wasnt for my amazing mum

    teaching me to say I can!Thats one mantra I

    will denitely be teaching my son.

    Youll meet another amazing mother, Jaime

    Halward in this issue of LMNOP. She tells us how

    she juggles a successful business with motherhood

    a ne balance many of us tread everyday.

    Youll also nd a bundle of Easter fun packed into

    these pages. Plus, new columns like our Out &

    About guide, a book review from LMNOPs library

    and Home-made, which will showcase some great

    art projects made at home!

    Finally, a huge thank you to everyone who has

    subscribed and contributed to this second issue

    of LMNOP. If youre only seeing LMNOP for the

    rst time, dont forget to subscribe by visiting

    lmnop.com.au

    Enjoy the wonderful treats ahead and have fun

    this Easter!

    Jenny Lacey

    Editor

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    COOLFAMILYGot room for an Eskimo family

    of four? Hand-made and screen-

    printed in Paris. A long way from

    Alaska we know! Each family

    member has a soft, fake fur back

    and is eager to share a warm

    home with an equally cool family.

    Ah Quel Plaisir

    $100, Lola et Moi, (02) 9810 1391

    ODDS AND ENDS

    KNOW YOUR ABCs

    At LMNOP, we love the alphabet!

    So, needless to say, we were very

    excited to stumble across these

    charming alphabet cards. Take

    a peek over the page.

    Ida Pearle, US$45

    mahardrygoods.com

    WHAT DID THE

    CHICKEN SAY

    TO THE OWL?These two friends are sure to

    keep your little eggs toasty

    Easter Sunday morning. Hide

    chocolate eggs underneath

    these warmers if your kids

    dont like their eggs boiled!

    Hand-made by Ally Oop.

    $20.95 each,My Messy

    Room (02) 9798 3233

    eggstraspecial tote!Sometimes a basket just isnt going to

    hold your Easter stash! Itch Design and

    Cradle Rock have teamed up to create

    these fun, limited edition, Easter bags

    which will hold loads of chocolate eggs

    and bunnies!

    The tote also comes with a paper bag

    lled with special bunny food and an

    Easter eve checklist. Made out of 100%cotton, this drawstring bag is available

    in two designer prints: Little Rabbits &

    Bunny Boy and the Gang. A great Easter

    keepsake for your kids, and a modern

    alternative to the traditional Easter

    basket. Hop to it or youll miss out.

    Itch Design, $24.95

    cradlerock.com.au

    Pedal CutsZoom over to Shannon and Phil Adairs salon, Kidz Lidz. This clever

    couple have combined their talent for hairdressing with their love of

    retro antique pedal cars. Kids can get their hair done from the seatof a sports car, plane or re truck. Top off the new do with sparkly

    wands or coloured wax.

    Kidz Lidz, 95 Frenchmans Road, Randwick, (02) 9399 3455.

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    Pin-up letters

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    Art and alphabet come together in this playful set of 26 cards, depicting

    the cut-paper collages of New York-based artist Ida Pearle. Idas take on

    traditional illustrated alphabets are poetic narratives inspired by everyday

    events in a childs life.

    Use them as decorative wall cards, and display them with the twine and

    mini wood clothes pins that come with the set. We bet youll want to hang

    them in a common area, just so you can admire them too.

    Ida Pearles Alphabet cards, US$45

    Mahar Drygoods, mahardrygoods.com

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    I couldnt

    live without

    A Precious Charm of Nates

    when we are apart. And my

    boys Nate and my husband

    Terry make my world turn.

    What were reading

    at the moment

    Nathan and I are reading

    The Snail and the Whale

    by Julia Donaldson

    and Axel Schefer.

    When I have 30

    minutes to myself

    I call my mum in Perth. We

    speak daily and she loves an

    update on our family life. Its an

    interstate hug for me too.

    LMNOP: How were you inspired to start your business?

    JH: I always wanted a business doing something creative. It wasnt until I returned

    to work part-time after maternity leave that I needed to have something of Nathans

    with me when we were apart. I started making his ngerprint charms as a comfort.

    Family and friends wanted ngerprint charms of their children and the business grew

    from there. It was a big move to leave the corporate world, but it is all worthwhile.

    LMNOP: Whats your favourite piece in the Precious Charms range?

    JH: I love the Heavy Link Necklace with Hoop Charm and the Choker with Bauble

    Charm, both in Silver. They can be dressy or casual depending on what you wear

    them with. The charms are detachable and can be worn on other jewellery.

    LMNOP: What advice would you give to other mums trying to start a business?

    JH: Choose something you are passionate about. You have to be self-motivated

    and be prepared to get back to work after youve done the bed-time routine. It

    also really helps to have some like-minded people to talk with. To give you an

    encouraging push when you need it, and to celebrate your successes.LMNOP: How do you juggle your business with motherhood?

    JH: I am really lucky as my husband is wonderful and we share family and home

    responsibilities (thanks Tez!). He understands the pressures and is so supportive.

    I work four days a week, have Fridays off with Nate and every weekend is purely

    family time for the three of us.

    LMNOP: The best piece of advice youll ever give your son?

    JH: Be kind to yourself and trust your inner voice if you have a niggling doubt

    about someone or something, trust it.

    Precious Charms

    preciouscharms.com.au

    Jaimes unique, custom-made jewellery

    business was born when she returned to workafter being on maternity leave. She missed

    her son Nate so much, the need to have him

    close by gave her the idea to carry a

    precious charm his ngerprint.

    PHOTOGRAPHED BYIan MacPherson

    MeetJaime Halward

    NATHANS MUM

    Jaime has mastered the art of juggling work and play.

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    Youll be able to see the forest through the trees with this contemporary, clever

    pencil holder. Its the creation of two Argentinian designers, Gonzalo Arbutti

    and Marcelo Federico. Made of birch wood, the pencil tree holds and comes

    with 12 coloured pencils. Made in France.

    Pencil tree, Mon Petit Art, $60, Lola et Moi, (02) 9810 1391

    Pencil-sharp tree

    Photographed byIAN MACPHERSON

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    Going marbles?THE WORLDS BEST MARBLE RUN

    LMNOP have voted this the toy of the year! This highly stable marble

    run has more design possibilities than your child has toys. Amazingly

    easy to construct, the brilliantly coloured wood pieces send marbles

    out in different directions. The Quadrilla sets come with curved and

    straight rails, connecting blocks, accelerators, plugs and great action

    pieces that create fast moving effects. It also makes innite marble

    runs so the kids are unlikely to get bored.

    But if you nd yourself going marbles, rest assured youll be able to

    buy extension sets and accessories in Australia soon. Includes 105

    pieces and 100 marbles. Endless creativity for the entire family.

    Quadrilla Twist Set, Hape, $200

    Monkey Puzzle Toy Store, (02) 9799 7101

    Photographed byIAN MACPHERSON

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    PLAY

    AUTO HAPPY

    Enviro friendly wooden cars perfect for little hands. Collect the

    entire range and say good-bye to plastic and metal forever!

    Bajo, Porsche $14.95, Beatle Car $13.95

    Monkey Puzzle Toy Store, (02) 9799 7101

    A VERY BIG BOOK

    If youre between 3 and 6 and you love making

    pictures, this is for you! The Big Book for Little

    Hands is packed with great illustrations which

    are accompanied by simple instructions to trace,

    colour in, and draw. The best thing is once youve

    completed all the activities, the book is yours to

    enjoy forever.

    By Marie-Pascale & Bridget Strevens-Marzo,

    $29.95,Museum of Contemporary Art,

    (02) 9245 2458

    Toys, craft and stationery to tickle the imagination.

    Photographed byIAN MACPHERSON

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    BLOCK COLOUR

    The variety of effects you can create with

    these all-natural beeswax crayons are endless.

    Fat lines, thin lines, at colour, and also great

    for texture rubbings. 8 blocks in a tin. Sure to

    be popular at your craft table.

    Stockmar, $15.50

    Rudolf Steiner Book Centre, (02) 9264 5169

    lmnop.com.au

    PLAYING CARDSThese charming and whimsical play

    date cards from Felix Doolittle are

    a great way to exchange contact

    details with other mums. There are

    96 different illustrations to choose

    from. You wont need an excuse to

    hand out these darling cards.

    Felix Doolittle, US$30

    felixdoolittle.com

    COFFEE TABLE ART

    An ber cool puzzle made up of

    interlocking animal shapes. No

    need to pack away at bedtime.

    This is one puzzle thats stylish

    enough to leave out on the

    coffee table.

    Mobilet, $66

    My Messy Room, (02) 9798 3233

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    PLAY

    Text byJENNY LACEY

    lmnop8

    CHUNKY BLOCK BOOK

    Beautifully-illustrated little chunky ABC

    board books. Perfect for learning and play.

    Crocodile Creek, $9.95

    Bristol & Brooks, (02) 9232 8699

    PRECIOUS ART

    Ever wonder what to do with your favourite kids

    paintings? If you cant bear to throw them away,

    send them to Angelface and theyll work with the

    original artwork to create ready-to-hang precious

    art! Various size options avaliable.

    Angelface Image Displays, from $145

    angelface.com.au

    FONT BLOCKS

    These functional playful alphabet blocks have

    been created by House Industries in collaboration

    with the estate of reknowned mid-century

    designer Alexander Girard (19071993).

    Alexander Girard Alphabet Blocks, US$100

    houseind.com

    BEYOND THE FRIDGE

    Each piece of paper has a self-stick back.

    Just tear your masterpiece out of the pad

    and put up practically anywhere you want.

    Wall friendly sketch pad paper. Now thats

    a great idea!

    3M Post-it Sketch Pad,from $4.69

    Woolworths

    FISH AND JINGLE

    This ne wooden rattle

    sh by Bajo, has been

    made at their little

    workshop in Poland. Its

    beautifully crafted and

    comes with a sweet jingle.

    Bajo, $17.95

    Monkey Puzzle Toy Store,

    (02) 9799 7101

    EVERYBODY LOVES REDHEADS!

    Youll especially love these curly haired dolls, handcrafted

    by Kate Henderson. She uses colourful retro fabrics to

    make her delightful range of soft dolls and animals.

    Approx. 41cm tall and extra wide for cuddling.

    Two Little Banshees, $49.50 each

    minifashionista.com.aulmnop.com.au

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    Easter GumnutsPhotographed by IAN MACPHERSON

    Styling by PEARL FAY

    RILEY Blue stripe

    long sleeve tee, $24.95,

    Bonds, 1800 054 321.

    Banditos navy short,

    $42.95, Knuckleheads,

    ittybittyyuppy.com.au

    Bunny, $26.95, My Messy

    Room, My Messy Room,

    (02) 9798 3233.

    CLAIRE Purple tee,

    $25, Fiona by Fiona

    Scanlan, (03) 9827 8002.Reversible bubble-ita skirt,

    $49, Miamore, 0409

    227968. Easter eggs,

    Haighs, 1800 819 757.

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    An early morningEaster egg hunt in the garden ofMayGibbs residence, Nutcote. Two well-mannered

    gumnuts, poised & ready to pluck every pretty foiledegg from its carefully chosen nest.

    Easter basket, POA, Miss

    Lily, misslily.com.au, and

    The Complete Adventures

    of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie

    by May Gibbs, $39.99,

    Nutcote, (02) 9953 4453.

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    RILEY Basket case

    long sleeve dress shirt,

    $65.95, Wonderboy,

    and bleach short,

    $43.96, Wonderboy,

    ittybittyyuppy.com.au

    Bunny balloon, $25,

    Born to Party, (02)

    9960 5666.

    CLAIRE Long sleeve

    ribbon print tee, $62,

    and jersey skirt withfrills, $97, Paperwings,

    paperwings.com.au. Red

    and white gumboots,

    $29.95, Country Road

    Kids, 1800 801 911.

    CLAIRE Long sleeve

    ribbon print tee, $62,

    and jersey skirt with

    frills, $97, Paperwings,

    paperwings.com.au

    Bunny, $26.95,

    My Messy Room, (02)

    9798 3233.

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    CLAIRE Printed poplin

    dress in vintage blue,

    $132, Paperwings,

    paperwings.com.au

    Bunny ears, $3.50,

    Born to Party, (02)

    9960 5666.

    RILEY Veggie patch

    boat neck tee,

    $35.95, Eggheads,

    eggheads.com.au

    Sunday best short

    in Chocolate,

    $49.50, Munster,

    ittybittyyuppy.com.au

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    RILEY Little creatures

    shirt, $39.96, Wonderboy,

    and Sunday best short in

    Chocolate, $49.50, Munster,

    ittybittyyuppy.com.au

    Easter eggs, Haighs,

    1800 819 757.

    CLAIRE Puff red and

    cream stripe top, $93,

    and denim skirt with rufe

    trim, $121, Paperwings,

    paperwings.com.au. Red

    and white gumboots,$29.95, Country Road

    Kids, 1800 801 911.

    lmnop.com.aulmnop13

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    LEFTOVERS

    RILEY Snake eyes

    long sleeve dress shirt,

    $65.95, Wonderboy,

    ittybittyyuppy.com.au

    Special thanks to May

    Gibbs Nutcote and

    Haighs Chocolate.

    lmnop14 www.eggheads.com.au

    handmade kids stuff,

    created with love

    ph: 0409 227 968www.theraisindidit.com.au

    EASTER SUNDAY AT MAY GIBBS NUTCOTE

    Join in the fun on Easter Sunday at the May Gibbs

    Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Head over to Nutcote located

    in Neutral Bay on Sydney Harbour to hunt for eggs

    in Mays beautiful English garden, which she created

    herself. Bring your own basket and dont be late! The

    fun begins at 11.30AM sharp. No bookings necessary.

    Children $3, adults $8. Open from 11.00am.

    May Gibbs Nutcote, 5 Wallaringa Ave, Neutral Bay,

    NSW. (02) 9953 4453

    EASTER STATIONERY

    These colourful note cards are each hand-printed

    using a silk-screen method, by Lisa Jones in the UK.

    Lisa adds gorgeous hand-finished details such as

    moving eyes. Look out for our story on Lisa in ournext issue of LMNOP.

    Lisa Jones Cards,$6

    Shorties, (02) 9550 5003

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    onlinewww.ittybittyyuppy.com.au

    Itty Bitty Yuppy is a nostalgic, Melbourne-

    based online boutique that offers

    original vintage clothing labels such as

    Wonderboy, Knuckleheads, Baby Bean

    Vintage and Abe Jones. As well as local

    brands you know and trust like Munster,

    Moppit and Edenstar, Kim Michael hunts

    down good old-fashioned brands that

    offer fun and functional things for your

    little treasures. And if your treasure

    happens to be a boy, she carries some

    of THE BEST selection of boys clothing

    ever. Plus IBY delivers anywhere in the

    world fast, leaving you free to climb

    trees and go for bike rides!

    www.felixdoolittle.com

    Felix Doolittle is really Felix Fu, a

    Massachusetts-based artist who

    creates tiny watercolours that capture

    the joy, beauty and simplicity of life

    itself. Charming and whimsical, his

    illustrations remind us of a simpler,

    more magical time. With child-like

    enthusiasm, Felix creates stationery

    unlike any other. Visit Doolittle JR and

    order a set of Play date cards. Grab the

    Word Play personalised stickers too

    perfect for labelling toys and gifts.

    And dont go past the personalised

    stationery for yourself.

    www.kidostore.com.au

    Luke and Lauren only sell things at

    their famously chic Kido Store that

    they personally like. Always trying to

    keep things fresh, they travel overseas,

    scour the net and network to ensure

    a constant ow of new products that

    reect their own personal style. They

    offer one of the countrys largest

    selection of international brands,

    including Binth, Dwellbaby, Kideko and

    Sirch, so theres always something

    special to nd. Kido Store also has

    a shop front, so if ever youre in the

    neighbourhood, drop by.

    www.mahardrygoods.com

    If its handmade youre looking for, look

    no further than Mahar Drygoods! The

    gifts on this site are all created in the

    homes and studios of talented artists,

    designers and craftspeople with whom

    Robert Mahar collaborates to bring you

    original toys, clothing, books, stationery

    and more. Hes spent the last 12 years

    working as an appraiser of modern art

    in Los Angeles, so he knows a good thing

    when he sees it. Take a tour through

    Get Dressed, Go Play, Have a Good

    Time, Settle Down and Sleep Tight.

    Make sure you bookmark this one.

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    Text byJENNY LACEY

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    TheSecretEaster

    GardenTop row:Left to right: Carrot holder, $3.95,Bed Bath NTable, (02) 9411 3466. Gold mini eggs, Lindt,David Jones.Yellow tin bucket, $8.50,Born to Party, (02)9960 5666. Wooden egg shakers, $4.95 each,Cradle Rock,

    cradlerock.com.au. Hot pink egg, Cadbury,available from supermarkets. Milk Chocolate Eggs, $5.98,

    Cadbury,available from supermarkets.Gold mini rabbit, $3.48,Heritage,Coles. Rabbit, $9.95,Bed Bath

    NTable,as before. Eggs on sticks, stylist own.

    At the very top: Egg garland, $9.95, Buttery clip, $3.95, Bed Bath NTable,as before. Eggs on sticks,

    stylist own.

    Middle row:Left to right: Buttery basket, $4.95 each,Bed Bath NTable, (02) 9411 3466. Bunny lollipop cover and

    lollipop,$2.50, candy ring, 45, candy necklace, $1.20, hand-made gift tag, $3,Partylicious, (02) 9969

    2266. Easter eggs, $6.95,Pink Lady,David Jones. Fluffy chick, $3.50 pack of six,Born to Party, (02)

    9960 5666.

    Fun fringe, $6 a roll,ower dish, $3,Partylicious,as before. Chick card, $6,Lisa Jones Cards,Shorties,

    (02) 9550 5003. Chocolate gems, $6.95,David Jones. Easter eggs, $6.95,Pink Lady,David Jones. Gold

    mini rabbit, $3.48,Heritage,Coles. Egg stamp, $3, Bunny drinking straw, $2.90 pack of 4, Crows Nest

    Discount Store, (02) 9901 3803. Working bunny, $1.98, Red Tulip,Coles. Hanging miniture eggs, $9.95 for

    12,Bed Bath NTable,as before. Basket and rabbit, stylist own.

    Bottom row:Left to right: Crepe paper owers, $2.50 each,Born to Party,(02) 9960 5666. Pink bunny basket, $4.95,

    BedBath NTable, (02) 9411 3466. Milk Chocolate Eggs, $5.98,Cadbury,available from supermarkets.

    Egg shape Spring Rabbit, $5.95,Bed Bath NTable,as before. Wind-up chick, $5,Born to Party,as before.

    Bugs & bees chocolates, $6.95, Lindt,David Jones. Garden bunny, $44.95,Villeroy & Boch, (02) 9884

    9222. Speckled Eggs, $5.98,Cadbury,as before.

    Excited children everywhere wake on Easter Sunday to search

    or the Easter Bunnys annual delivery o oil covered eggs and

    rabbits. His traditional basket has been replaced with some

    modern day alternatives. And theyre flled with anciul treats

    and gits that wont send your littlies to the dentist. Create yourown secret garden with these delightul Easter ideas.

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    Photographed byIAN MACPHERSON

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    This rhyming tale is a lovely story about a girl named Goldie Locks who gets

    chicken pox! Nursery rhyme favourites like Little Red Riding Hood, Jack Be

    Nimble, Henny Penny and Little Bo Peep drop by for a visit. So does the doc,

    who prescribes a nice cool bath and plenty of ice cream, along with some rest.

    Goldies pesky, teasing brother provides all the entertainment in this story, ashe tries to get some attention. Until... he discovers a rosy polka-dot design on

    his face! One of our favourite bedtime reads. Beautifully illustrated by the

    talented Hanako Wakiyama.

    Photographed byIAN MACPHERSON

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    FROMTHELIBRARYOF

    LMNOP

    RETURNDATE

    GOLDIELOCKS

    HASCHICKENPOX

    byErinDealey

    US$6.99

    www.amazon.com

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    SOUNDS LIKE FUNINSYDNEY & THE GOLD COAST

    Gold Coast

    3 10 April, 2008Robina Community Centre

    Sydney

    11 17 April, 2008Track down Studio,

    Entertainment Quarter

    Musical Maestro Big G, aka George Ellis, has anew orchestral show, Sounds Like Fun. Featuring

    Bertie Bott and Sugarplum performing with the

    orchestra and Big G. Booking details are on the

    Big G website at www.BigGConducts.com.au

    Suitability: Ages 2 5

    2008 ANNUAL CADBURYEASTER EGGS HUNTS

    IN MELBOURNE & SYDNEY

    Melbourne

    Good Friday 21 March, 2008

    Werribee Park K Road, Werribee

    Sydney

    Good Friday 21 March 2008

    The International College of Management, Manly

    Cadbury has become famous for their Easter Egg

    hunts in Melbourne and Sydney on Good Friday.

    All ticket prots and proceeds from sales on

    the day will be donated to the Royal Childrens

    Hospital Good Friday Appeal, Melbourne, and

    the Sydney Childrens Hospital Foundation

    in Sydney. Now thats a good excuse to let the

    kids eat chocolate! Tickets to this popular Easter

    event are pre-sold through Ticketek until

    midnight 16 March. So spring to it and go to

    www.ticketek.com.au or call 132 849.

    Suitability: All ages*

    *Children under 3 can attend, but are not permitted to take part in the hunts.

    THE DRUMIN SYDNEY

    16 27 April, 2008

    Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House

    This charming musical adventure is based on

    a tradtional Indian folktale with Indian dance,

    percussion and a sitar. The Story:An Indian

    boy dreams of owning a drum, but his mother

    cant afford to buy him one. Sound familiar? An

    inspiring journey in which a young boy learns

    he can full his own desires, by being kind and

    helpful to others. Call (02) 9250 7777.

    Suitability: Ages 2 5

    SYDNEY ROYAL EASTER SHOWIN SYDNEY

    20 March 2 April, 2008

    Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park

    Take a packed lunch and go early to beat

    the crowds. The kids will love it!

    Suitability: All ages

    Bunny boy

    GOOD BUNNIES ARENT HARD TO FIND! IF ITS

    RABBITS YOURE LOOKING FOR, LMNOP HAVE

    TRACKED DOWN THE BEST OF EASTER 2008

    Photographed by IAN MACPHERSON

    Dairy milksitting rabbit,Cadbury,$4.48,Woolworths

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    GOLDEN boy The famous Gold Bunny,

    Lindt,$4.98, Coles GOOD boy Kinder Bunny,Ferrero,

    $4.98, Coles HELPFUL boy Happy rabbit, Cadbury,

    $1.98, Woolworths

    PRETTY boy Silver bunny, Willow,

    $4.98, Coles boy CRAZY Working bunnies,Red Tulip,

    $1.98 each, Woolworths BIG boy Dream bumper rabbit, Cadbury,

    $3.98, Woolworths

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    LEFTOVERS Hare RaisingThe adorable Nyokki Egg Pet Plantgrows rye grass hair thats fun to cutand style. Hes handmade in Japanfrom glazed ceramic, shaped like anegg and has dangling fabric legs.Nyokkis seeds germinate quickly, socheck him each day. This rabbit will

    need hare cuts frequently.

    Eggling,$19.95

    Monkey Puzzle Toy Store,

    (02) 9799 7101

    EMPTY EGGS!Hide creative treats inside these pretty, empty

    egg containers. Large enough to hold stickers, small stamps,

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    home-madeSTOMPY THE ELEPHANT

    Home-made by Nathan Halward

    Age: 4 1/2

    Materials used:

    Toilet roll

    Yoghurt pot

    Light bulb boxes

    Sticky tape & pens

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    Pisces

    Life is always interesting with

    young Pisces. They can be

    theatrical and creative, but at

    times overly sensitive. With

    love and appreciation, theyll

    stay on the right path and

    resist the urge to daydream

    too much. Teach them to be

    practical and steer them away

    from negative inuencers.

    Virgo

    The Virgo ankle-biter is

    intelligent and inquiring. They

    have a ne attention to detail,

    and are happy to wile away

    the hours with craft, books or

    intricate hobbies. They may tend

    to be sensitive and over-react,

    so keep their mind stimulated

    and everything in order.

    Aquarius

    Parents of Aquarian tots may

    wonder whether they have a

    child genius in their midst. This

    little maverick will question

    everything from sport and

    science, to art and authority.

    Give them an outlet for

    self-expression or theyll feel

    fenced in. Group games and

    challenges can help them excel.

    Leo

    Your little lion is a born actor

    and loves the limelight. They

    can be bossy to get their way,

    but on the whole are happy

    little cubs. Encourage them in

    the arts, sport and drama, and

    teach them to help others to

    nurture their natural leadership

    abilities.

    Libra

    The Libra child is sociable and

    charming. They generally mix

    well with adults and children,

    although have a tendency

    to be inuenced too easily.

    Encourage your littlie to

    see both sides, and develop

    their own opinions. Your best

    approach is logical chit-chat.

    Scorpio

    Parents will have fun getting

    to the bottom of Scorpios

    feelings. They tend to hide their

    emotions and you must earn

    their trust. When you do win

    them over, theyll be loyal for

    life. Channel their energies into

    activities they love and theyll

    be passionate and dedicated.

    Sagittarius

    Fun, games and the outdoors

    will appeal to the bite-sized

    Sagittarius. They love to explore

    sometimes attempting

    acrobatic feats. They are great

    with pets and mix well with

    other children. Feed their sense

    of adventure with sporting

    activities, trips to the zoo and

    holidays to exciting places.

    Capricorn

    Your little Capricorn is a

    hard worker and achiever.

    Motivate them to set a goal

    and dedicate themselves to

    whatever interests them. They

    benet from having an older

    mentor and generally respect

    authority. With guidance and

    perseverance, they can soar!

    Aries

    The Aries child loves to explore

    and is prone to taking risks, so

    extra monitoring is advised.

    Help your little boss channel

    their energies into fun, sports

    and games where they can

    shine. Nurture their leadership

    qualities and dont be afraid

    to bring out the naughty stool

    when they throw temper tanties!

    Taurus

    Your affectionate little Taurus

    is intrigued by the senses. They

    gravitate to music, gardens

    and paints. Give them building

    blocks to keep their hands busy

    and crayons to nurture their

    artistic talents. These littlies

    are good with pets and look

    after them with loving care.

    Gemini

    Your social Gemini loves

    company and can be a

    chatterbox on the telephone.

    They are quick learners with a

    love for books and usually pick

    up reading early on. Try to keep

    them focused and stimulate

    their mind because they can

    have a short attention span.

    Cancer

    The Cancer tot is very loving

    and family-oriented, but tends

    to be sensitive. Family upsets

    can put them in a spin, so be

    sure to reassure your little crab

    that everythings OK even if

    things dont go swimmingly.

    Nurture their creative side and

    theyll stay positive and social.

    Astro Mites with Auntie T

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    RubyIm free to express myself!

    GeorgeLook at me!

    RileyFeed my mind!

    ChloeYes... No... Maybe!

    JamesIm sizing you up!

    CharlieWheres the next adventure!

    AmySet me a task and Ill stick to it!

    HamishNurture my creativity!

    IsobelA handful of fun!

    CallumCuddles please!

    EthanIm open to discussion!

    JoshHome is where my heart is!

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