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My 4-year-old just got invited to another Hello Kitty party. This is one cat that gets around–and I’m not talking about my daughter! Last week, we told you about a Hello Kitty rain gear line that definitely put a much-needed spring in our step, especially after a long, cold winter. We knew that little girls would be all over that line…but now we’re finding that Hello Kitty has new mom appeal, too. One of our favorite lux baby brands, aden + anais, is introducing a limited-edition collection of Hello Kitty soft goods no baby girl should be without. The 100-percent cotton muslin line consists of a swaddle 3-pack, dream blanket, snap bib 3-pack and hooded towel/wash cloth set–all adorned with the famous cat motif. Whether you’re buying a new baby gift for a mom who grew up with HK as I did, or hoping to add a new person to her ever-growing fan base, this ensemble will not disappoint. Our favorite are the swaddle blankets, which can work overtime as an hip scarf with a jean jacket this spring. Shhhh…don’t worry, we’ll never tell on you.
In a Nutshell: If you’re looking to cultivate a kitty fan, this is one fashionable way to get started.
