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.