The Pre-Oscar Lounge for Tiny Rising Stars

The Modest Red Carpet

The Pre-Oscar Sprawl for Tiny Rising Stars

By Pearson Brown  |  March 01, 2011

Stephen hangs with a new supporter from Babybot

For two days before the Oscars in Hollywood, they are getting primped, pampered and adored. No, not the nominees, but their modest ones, at the Pre-Oscars Studio hosted by Jayneoni Moore.

Each year before the premier award shows, the style expert and family's wear designer, known as "the Baby Lady of Hollywood," hosts an exclusive gifting suite where star parents and parents-to-be drop by for a modest playtime with their kids and to pick up the up-to-the-minute baby and toddler fashions, toys and gear.

Accompanied by my leading man, my three-year-ancient son Stephen, I checked out the sweetest swag in town, and here are our picks for this year's the huge winners.

Babybot (www.babybot.com) got my vote for best in show for their first collection of bestow and gorgeous products, such as t

Larry Birkhead and daughter Dannielynn check out the vista

heir stuffed cuddly monsters that only a mother may maybe like, adorable, unique apparel with felt appliques, and a duck-whale -blob-like rocker that inspires imagination and giggles. Babybot is also an exclusive online carrier of the elite Bugaboo baby carriage.

You can always say, "I knew him/her when…" and now you can maintain the moment with fine shooting from likeness artiste Jessica Christine (www.JessicaChristinePhoto.com ), who captures risings stars from newborns and infants to family, donation sittings for all the modest public.

Before they may maybe learn their shape, they had to learn to read, and Leap Frog (www.leapfrog.com) is an aspirant actor's BFF. The learning toy companionship's teacher-recommended Tag reading system features an electronic pen that reads aloud when dragged

Antonio Sabato Jr. and wife delight in browsing the Pre-Oscar Studio

across the page of individually encrypted books, and with tale book collections like the Disney-Pixar Risk-Taker book pack or the Disney Dreamers gift pack, kids can relive their pet movies even as engaging in fun reading time.

It may not go with your proper wear on Oscar night, but at smallest amount the soft and safe Teething Bling (www.smartmomjewelry.com) bracelet, designed to look like a stylish bracelet, won't have to be returned to the jewelry designer the next morning, and it will save you from having to dredge up to pack by the side of something for baby to gnaw on during those trying teething months.

In a town where it's often said that in order for you to succeed your acquaintances must fail, the I Like Book (www.theilikebook.com) is a much needed concept in neutralize-polish. The journal guides family and parents to confirmation the things in this area themselves, others and life that they like, encouraging self-esteem and generosity. The how-to blue-collar to raising a next generation of anti-bullies.

You know how excellent it feels to kick off your heels with a night of standing and schmoozing at a those with parties, so surely you can appreciate the genius behind Toe Blooms (www.toeblooms.com), the perfect accessory for precious modest toes that turn down to wear shoes anyway. The stylish flower top decorations simple slip on and stay on with soft and frilly elastic straps for pretty feet without the fuss.

In Hollywood beauty is skin deep, so you might as well have gorgeous skin. That's where Skinfix (www.skinfix.ca) comes in. The all-natural solution for just in this area every skin type, shape up and need, they offer everything from Diaper Rash Paste to Inked tattoo cream. They even make a remedy for dogs with hot spots called Pooch Paste.

When the spotlight is just too much, or the sunlight, you can keep your baby undercover in Cutie Covers (www.cutiecovers.com), designer-style blankets that drape and tie over baby carry seats.

When Joan questions "Who are you wearing," impress her with, "Aly Dahl," the designer of gorgeous and wearable art keepsake jewelry (www.alydahl.com). Her adorable necklace charms can feature custom imprints, such as tiny fingerprints, or other first designs, such as one she made by her own dog's nuzzle photograph.

If the quick life of Tinseltown has got you scrambling, slow down, and remind your modest idolizers to do the same, with Aqualife clothing for kids (www.hollykandrenee.com), featuring the collection's signature crab inscribed with "LIFE" adorning a diversity of shirts and hats for kiddies.

No way you're gonna fit a diaper in that modest black bag, or is there? Individually wrapped and vacuum-packed Diaper Buds (www.diaperbuds.com) are compressed tiny enough to fit in the palm of your hand. What makes Diaper Buds even more fantastic is that a part of proceeds from sales got to the fantastic Surgical procedure Hope scheme that restores smiles to family born with cleft lips and palates.

The limelight is bright conservational these days, with pure natural organic products getting top billing, and Zoe Organics (www.zoe-organics.com) has the winning formula. Their line for baby and pregnancy covers the body head to toe. Mainly ingenious is their all-purpose Baby Balm in a stick that can be applied anywhere anytime.

Forget hitting the Administrator's Ball, the best meal nearly is Baby Gourmet (www.babygourmet.com), fresh from Canada, these squeezable pouches of nourishing wholesome organic fruit and veggies are perfect on the run and fun for babies and toddlers to feed themselves.

Perfect to sight beside your golden statuette on the mantel, Any Unsystematic Jane (www.anyrandomjane.com) has made gifted and versatile artwork in the form of wall art, placements, photo frames and other useful home décor bits and pieces.

Photographer Julie Rollins (www.julierollinsphotography.com ) knows what it takes to win Best Picture. Very nearly as incredible as her images is her ability to sooth a kid and coax out a smile, as she did at the Pre-Oscar Studio armed with bags of Goldfish crackers and bottled waters. No wonder she is able to capture her stylish yet down-to-earth portraits of babies and parents with such warmth and emotion.

For the with party to dredge up, The Honey Fairy Bakeshop (www.thesugarfairybakeshop.com) makes magical sweets that look so gorgeous you don't want to eat them, but you won't be able to resist. Stephen's favorites were the mini-cupcakes, Rice Krispie treats on a stick or giant pretzel sticks swirled in chocolate. Yummy and fun to eat.

Wondering how you can cope with baby, pot, binky, wipes and all the accoutrement of motherhood and still have a hand free to check your fan mail on your Blackberry? The Hipp Mama (www.TheHippMAMA.com) has the answer with the Tool Belt for Moms, a handy and stylish nylon belt with adjustable pouches for all your necessaries.

Puppy & Bean (www.puppyandbean.com) is not the name of a new buddy show, but the companionship's adorable imprinted shirts, designed for "complex creatures," are surely buzz-creditable. Phrases like "Wise Beyond My Being" and "I'm Just a Modest Emotional" give babies and toddlers a way to express themselves, before they can say it for themselves.
Even as modest girls keel over for My Modest Pony (www.hasbro.com/mylittlepony), Rainbow Dash, the blue pony with the multi-hued mane, has be converted into a pet with boys, and with all, every Disney prince rides in on a stead.

For aspirant princesses who can't get enough girly dresses, bows and ribbons, Lil Kiddies Creations (www.lilkiddiescreations.com) delights with flamboyant elaborate designs to wear and accessorize; for the ballerina in every twirling tot, there's Modest Diva Tutus (www.littleDivaTutus.com), which donates a significant part of proceeds for every Layla loveliness Tutu to family's cancer investigate in memory of the tutu's namesake; and for the precious modest party girl in the making, the up-to-the-minute designer of frilly and out of this world designs is Jayneoni Moore (www.jayneonimoore.com), the party host for the day.

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