Monthly Archives: October 2013

Christmas might seem like a long way off, but we’ve just launched our Christmas catalogue to help you get prepared for the festive season. You’ll find beautiful gifts and clothes for little ones and mums-to-be which will ensure they look the part on the day, but no Christmas would be …

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Christmas might seem like a long way off, but we’ve just launched our Christmas catalogue to help you get prepared for the festive season. You’ll find beautiful gifts and clothes for little ones and mums-to-be which will ensure they look the part on the day, but no Christmas would be …

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To mark this year’s Children’s Book Week, Booktrust are asking avid readers across the country to vote for their favourite children’s book. A shortlist of 100 books has been chosen, split into five age groups, so get voting for your favourite story (voting upon until 15 November 2013). Click here …

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Want to encourage your baby or toddler along the way to becoming a confident, chatty child? Speech therapist Nicola Lathey and journalist Tracey Blake have written a book called Small Talk: Simple ways to boost your child’s speech and language development from birth to four. It’s full of fun games …

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Jago is now 2.5 years old and has developed a boundless supply of energy.  The respite of the afternoon naps has been replaced with a constant desire to head off to the dirtiest, dingiest places he can find from where he returns requiring yet another change into clean clothes. Jago’s …

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Here at JoJo, the design department are busy working behind the scenes on new clothing ranges a whole year in advance. To help come up with fresh new ideas, twice a year we travel to cities in Europe to get inspiration, and we’re just back from Paris, Antwerp and Barcelona …

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I’ve just come to the end of a rather large amount of time spent in New York. I feel decidedly American! I’ve been to this amazing city 3 times in 4 weeks – it’s my favourite city, after London, so I’m not complaining. But as I return home it’s with …

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