Mum Terumi writes:  I want to share a picture of camilla in the dress you made in my (oh‚ sorry‚ Camilla's) favorite print mark. We took it during our vacation to Brazil last year (it's just perfect for the summer there.

Style's Kids' Club: With Suri Cruise’s footwear choices making headlines‚ and sales of childrenswear up 40% at Selfridges‚ kiddies’ fashion is having a moment. Just check out planetawesomekid. com for proof. A mini-me version of the Sartorialist blog‚ it believes that kids’ style is “eclectic‚ cool and without boundaries”. Well‚ quite. To find similar achingly cool style for your own mini me‚ head for lesser-known retailers such as the supercool Twisted Twee (twistedtwee.co.uk) for eccentric and original T-shirts and baby clothes. Or try the ultra-girlie Peak Princess label (peakprincess.co.uk) for the full-on Suri factor. Best get on it‚ though. The fashion buck doesn’t stop with the grown-ups any longer — and the competition is tough.

NotMassProduced.com's blog:  Congratulations to 2 of our artisans who have got themselves into the national press.  Congratulations to Lissa at Peak Princess who made it into The Sunday Times Style magazine yesterday with her gorgeous and oh so cute Liberty print romper dress.  All her baby and children's clothing is lovingly handmade in England.

This is Maisie doing the vacuuming before her friends arrived for her party - she's wearing my baby dress in Liberty's Wiltshire print.  Mum Penny says:  Thank you (and Aunty Ann) for the lovely dress for Maisie's birthday.

Peak Princess‚ a label we featured a little while ago in this post for their girls range‚ have recently announced a debut range of baby and toddler clothing for boys. The range features a selection of high quality vintage Liberty prints‚ and has adopted the name Peak Prince.   Peak Prince‚ who design and create the products‚ have clearly taken on board some of the more retro clothing shapes and have applied this to the final range.  Read more...

Our newest favourite fashion crush (for kids) is Peak Princess who take the prettiest Liberty patterns and cunningly make them into cute-as-a-button dresses and tops for girls.

Angels and Urchins (winter 09) feature my 'Phoebe' print baby dress in their edtor's pick of the loveliest dresses of the winter All Dolled Up.

Emma Cosser writes on Parentdish.com:  Obviously these outfits are more expensive than some of the high street options‚ but the amount of work and care that goes into these dresses are much higher....this high neck baby dress that reminds me of the sort of thing the children used to wear in the Secret Garden.

Mum Claire has bought 3 of these Freya Bean blouses for her daughter Georgia and says: The fabrics and lovely and the tops are great.

Boo is the new free lifestyle magazine for you and yours in Sheffield and Leeds.  Peak Prince meets Peak Princess:  "The Peak Princess debut collection of handmade Liberty frocks is proving such a big hit with little girls that designer Lissa Cook is launching a new boys' range."

My friend Jane's little boy Cal road-testing preview samples of my Harvey Moonbeam dungarees and Charlie Mouse shorts.

About Peak Princess:
I handmake children's wear (6 months to 6 years) in Liberty prints from my home in the Peak District. Liberty have called my designs "truly exclusive, personal and original...not something you'd find on the high street" and Angels and Urchins magazine called them "too divine to miss out on". I make just a handful of items each week and each is sewn to order so you won't see them anywhere else. Due the success of the Peak Princess girls' range I'm soon launching a collection for little boys called of course, Peak Prince.

Baby Hampshire & Surrey features 'Anya Rose' shift dress in Liberty 'Martha Grace' print in their fashion pages

Daisy Green is an eco-friendly magazine with ethical fashion‚ beauty & inspiration - a cross between sex in the city and the good life...says Peak Princess dresses are 'unique and pretty'

Derbyshire Life magazine's Talking Shop says:  "...beautiful dresses and outfits for little girls...all the traditionally styled dresses are made from iconic Liberty print fabrics in the sweetshop colours that little girls love.  All the handmade outfits are washable‚ practical and durable - perfect for even the most adventurous little girl."

Angels and Urchins newsletter calls my Anya Rose denim dress with Liberty trim THE dress of The Season!

Our friends' Tim and Angela's little boy Charlie wearing the Liberty cars print 'Charlie Mouse' shorts named in his honour.

Mum Julia says:  I took these of Jess in the summer‚ wearing your dress. It was the last day of our holiday‚ and I just love the photos!!

Miss Gracie Bows says:  Quick! Before she grows up dress her in these gorgeous Liberty print dresses from Peak Princess. Beautifully made, oh so pretty yet so practical they can be worn everyday. I love that they offer something equally nice for the boys and who could resist adding a Liberty print bunny or teddy to their order?

Farmyard fashion spread featuring 'Izzy Whizzy' baby top & culottes handmade in Liberty Millie print

Home Business magazine interview with Lissa Cook about career change from radio producer to dressmaker

Interview with Christine Yuen from Take Inspiration (July 09) 1. What inspired your business idea for Peak Princess?  I was inspired on a sunny day in the park having cake with my god-daughter‚ Tilly‚ and her Mum Jo.  Read more...

Mum Terumi says:  I'm just writing to let you know I think your dresses are some of the best I've seen around.  My daughter‚ Camilla‚ received the 'Izzy Whizzy' in Liberty Wiltshire print from Angela (Angelily) for her first birthday. It's just adorable! I love everything about it: the design‚ the print‚ the fabric‚ and of course‚ the fact that you handmake them with love. :)

Angels and Urchins (London's indispensable parents' magazine) fashion news:  Made in Britain.  "Who doesn't adore Liberty prints?  New website Peak Princess has the most beautiful prints and has made them into pretty dresses."