The London List
The short list. The things we'd buy again without thinking.
Revised
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Two swaddles for twenty dollars, and one of them will still be in the car a year from now working as a shade, a burp cloth or a picnic blanket.
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One zip, top to bottom. At three in the morning you will not want to go looking for a second garment.
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The least decorative thing we sell, and it is on this list anyway. It shushes, in a real human voice, and that is the entire product.
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Soft-soled, so a foot still learning the job can feel the floor through them. The bow is why people stop you in the street.
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Mat and plate in one piece, suctioned to the table. It does not end the mess, but it does end the throwing.
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The blanket that ends up on the sofa rather than in the nursery, which is how you know it was worth buying.
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One word, set well, on a bodysuit sturdy enough that it gets kept in a drawer long after it fits.
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The one you want already in the drawer on the night you need it, which is never the night you planned to buy it.
