China’s first and leading luxury lifestyle brand, Shanghai Tang, launched a new arrival to their family - the Little Lantern Baby collection.

The Little Lantern collection is inspired by the Lantern Festival that takes place in China each year when children go out at night to temples carrying paper lanterns.

The festival marks the end of the Chinese New Year and has been a celebration of families since ancient times.

Dolce & Gabbana have started selling and marketing designer feeding set that includes a patterned bottle with a matching case. There are three prints, one a logo-based text design, one animal print and a plain bottle with one light blue logo.

Can you imagine your little baby with this funky accessory ^_^ ? Definitely a nice way to treat both mom and baby to some designer luxury. $70-$80

Christmas is coming. You may say: “it’s November! Why are you talking about Christmas already?”, and of course you’re right , but if you want to buy something special for your kids, you can’t wait until last moment.

Mercedes has unveiled an exclusive range of gifts for the upcoming festivities, like this cute Bobby Benz SLK AMG pedal car, for little fans of Lewis Hamilton.

This mini car, manufactured by toy maker BIG, is a special edition in white with production limited to 1,000 units and resembles the distinctive shape of its big brother on the roads, with a sports steering wheel which echo the aluminum counterparts on the original and two circular instruments.

The world’s most expensive pacifier features a silicone nipple sporting over 278 pave cut diamonds totaling 3 carats. The pacifier is also made with 14k white gold and has a moveable handle.

The most expensive pacifier in the world can be purchased for $17,000 and can even be customized with colored diamonds and engraved with bubby’s name or initial, birth date or birth weight.

While the Diamond Pacifier isn’t recommended for actual use, this gift is one that lets any baby know how precious they really are to those who love them. Alternatively, you can buy a latex pacifier with your baby’s name printed on it for US$7 a pop ^_^ (photo : Gizmag)

Oscar winner Angelina Jolie had the twins by caesarean section on Saturday evening at the Lenval hospital on the glamorous Promenade des Anglais waterfront drive in Nice.

Miss Jolie arrived at the Lenval hospital in late June, provoking a media circus with photographers desperate for a picture of the mother-to-be. Though, the bidding war has already begun for the first photos of Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline, the “world’s most famous children.”

French newspapers have reported that an American magazine has already offered $20m for the first and exclusive images of the new babies - with all the money going to a worthy cause.

“I’ve never known a set of pictures to be worth this amount of money,” said Darryn Lyons, owner of Big Pictures, a celebrity photo agency in London. The only other photos that “would possibly come that close is Britney Spears giving birth to an alien”, he said.

Angelina Jolie is expected to stay and rest at the exclusive Lenval hospital in Nice for the next few days and is already enjoying specially couriered-in food for her stay. The actress is then expected to depart as she arrived - in a helicopter taking off from the roof of the building, most likely in the dead of night to avoid being photographed.

The arrival of the twins brings the couple’s family to six. They are already parents to three adopted children: Cambodian boy Maddox, six, Vietnamese boy Pax Thien, four, and Ethiopian girl Zahara, three.
Their natural daughter Shiloh was born in Namibia in 2006. After her birth, the couple auctioned off the photo shoot to People magazine in the US and Hello! in Britain for $10m with an undisclosed charity benefiting.

The mayor, Christian Estrosi, seized the opportunity to promote his city by arriving at the hospital to sign the birth certificates wearing a smart suit and full make-up for the TV cameras.

Hundreds of Swarovski crystals bring a sparkle of light and colour to a special edition of icansit children’s chairs. A silver seat base completes the classy looks of an eye-catching child’s chair that would turn heads in every restaurant :)

Featuring sturdy metal frames and supporting armrests, the design is original and contemporary. Originally designed by Carla Monchen, this Special Edition high chair were nominated for the Kind und Jugend innovations award 2007.