New kids (fashion) on the block

From must-have accessories to new stores, here’s our roundup of the best and latest in children's clothing

23 July 2017 - 00:00 By Nothemba Mkhondo and NOKUBONGA THUSI

PLAYFUL PRINTS
Inspired by confident kids and a global African spirit, Butter Pudding is about more than just stylish clothing.
"Our latest capsule collection consists of timeless, practical and versatile items that make it easy to style little cuties. All the pieces work together to achieve a unique look. We wanted to showcase kids as confident and proud," says Papama Mtwisha, creative director of Butter Pudding.ONE TO WATCH
When it comes to cool kidswear, Ma Se Kinners is a store to keep on your radar. The Cape Town-based store stocks locally designed, trendy and functional baby and kids apparel.HELLO DOLLY
There's a new doll in town and we couldn't be more excited. Sibahle, which means "we are beautiful", is a collection of dolls with afro textured hair and vibrant African printed outfits, created to encourage black girls to embrace their natural beauty. The collection is making big waves in toy diversity. Buy online at africanessentials.co.zaWATCH OUT
Swatch's latest collection of Flik Flak watches are an ode to summer days at the beach. With this cute set of durable and water-resistant watches, summer can't come soon enough.GOOD HAIR DAY
Hairstylists Geoff and Colette Bell have created Shampooheads Professionals, a haircare range that looks at the needs of teens and tweens, regardless of their hair texture. The packaging is sophisticated but youthful, while ingredients such as mango fruit extract for moisture, cotton for smoothness and water mint make them a delight to use. Available at select Sorbet Drybars.PUMA x MINIONS
The Minions are back, and Puma is taking your favourite on-screen characters and turning them into a fashionable and playful addition to your kid's closet. The collaborative footwear and apparel collection with Illumination Studios will see Puma classics with added patterns, splashes of colour and goggles and banana motifs. What's not to love?..

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