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When we hear the brand Petit Tresor, we think luxurious celebrity baby goods. But the brand has launched a new line at Target, with the same style at affordable prices! Target has developed a year-long partnership with Baby Buggy, the non-profit started by Jessica Seinfeld. Through this partnership, Target will sell exclusively designed, affordable baby essentials designed by several talents in the world of baby apparel. Ten percent of the purchase price of these outfits, blankets and toys will benefit Baby Buggy…helping families in need. Log onto Target and check out more of this sweet collection! We adore the softness of the snuggle bears….and the great quality of the sleepers and blankets. The line has apparel in blue, pink and green. (Note: we received samples in order to review this new line.)

I recently found this nursery photo on a design blog, and fell in love!

It is pure, dreamy and chic all at the same time.
Maybe this baby actually sleeps in the master, because I know not a person who could keep this immaculate for long. It is definitely my new fantasy nursery!

Petit Tresor in West Hollywood has some of my favorite white cribs.

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony’s nursery for twins Emme and Max (below) has a similar vibe. Next week, we will have all the details on their incredible baby suite, and tips on how to recreate the same look for less!

Image courtesy of People.

When celebrity moms like Jennifer Lopez and Melania Trump want baby gear, their go-to shop is Petit Tresor in Hollywood. This summer’s hottest selling item is the Kensington Play Mat (below), $180.

The mat is also available at the swankly online baby store, Plain Mary. Owners there say another hot item this summer is this Loved onesie (below), $28

The onesie was featured at the 2007 Golden Globes Viper Room gift lounge, where Brooke Shields picked one up for her daughter, Grier.

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