Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
A chance to forget those overwhelming to-do lists … Baby spas offer infants hydrotherapy and massages, backdropped by sympathetic lighting and soothing music.
We all know how stressful life can be – especially when you’re only a few months old. So much sleeping , crying, feeding, smiling, screaming … the to-do list is endless. Thankfully, there’s a newly popular way to wind down for workaholic under-ones: the boutique baby day spa.Globally, the concept has reached its zenith in – surprise, surprise – California, epicentre of all things wellness, where green juices, child yoga and meditation classes arefor all highly evolved toddlers.
And the benefits? Better sleep, bonding and mood; assistance in muscular and neurological development; and improvement in conditions such as wind and colic, says Baby Bathhouse co-founder, Sophia Andersen. “And also, they just really love it.” Who can blame them? If babies could talk, I know what they’d be saying:Byron Bay is the first Australian destination featured in the Assouline coffee-table book travel series.
Byron Bay joins the exclusive ranks of the Amalfi Coast, Ibiza and Saint Tropez as the latest destination – and the first in Australia – to be included in the luxurious Assouline. Local writer and business owner Shannon Fricke sets the scene with a thumbnail sketch of the region’s history, including its rich Indigenous heritage.
There’s a fine line between carrying a bag that expresses your good taste and becoming a mobile billboard for luxury labels. Rising Australian brand Haulier, which combines the glamorous tropes of the jetset era with practicality, has hit upon a roomy solution with its latest. The camouflage design, screen-printed in Lake Como, is a relaxed backdrop to any outfit while still managing to attract the eye of style hunters.
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