SNEAK PREVIEW - Baby K home collection!
Myleene Klass has designed a range of home and travelling goodies for Baby K at Mothercare
Klassy home and travel accessories by Baby K
Myleene Klass has certainly come a long way since her days as an ill fated popstar! The 31-year-old 'mumpreneur' is about to add a new designer notch to her belt with the expansion of her Baby K range for Mothercare.
In between TV presenting, modelling, DJ-ing and giving the public fashion advice, the crazy-busy mum to 2-year-old Ava has been trying her hand at designing home and travel neccessities for her popular Baby K label.
In amongst the gorgeous baby clothes and punchy tot accessories, Myleene is about to add a whole range of feeding, travelling and sleeping products. Expect to find funky baby slings with her signature 'Baby K' scrawl, leopard printed accessories and quirky cot covers.
The full range isn't available until December 11, but we have selected a few favourites (some of which you can buy right now!)
Chair harness
Perfect for when you're on your travels, simply strap it onto a chair and there will be no need for a booster seat!
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Baby K chair harness, £25.
Leopard print lunch bag and bottle holder
Funk up your travel feeding accessories with this quirky, leopard print kit.
Baby K lunch bag, £18.
Baby K bottle holder, £13.
Cuddle Me bath robe
Keep the chill at bay with this snuggly hooded bath robe.
Cuddle and Dry robe with wash mitt, £15.
Available from December 11 at Mothercare.
Zebra highchair accessories
Brighten up your tots highchair at feeding time, with this colourful and animal-tastic cover.
Kit includes: Highchair insert and splash mat.
Baby K highchair accessories kit, £30.
Moses basket
Carry your babe in style with this gorgeous moses basket, which comes with the polka dot sheet.
Moses basket with sheet, £75.
Available from December 11 from Mothercare.
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