As I was browsing some of my favorite blogs this morning, I fell in love with these adorable monogrammed home goods featured on Little Green Notebook. Check out the post for detailed instructions for how to make the chic monogrammed umbrella stand!

I love that a fresh, modern twist like this can transform a classic stationery staple into a hot new trend. These funky monograms are also popping up on Tiny Prints personal stationery, too!

There’s nothing more posh or personal for home decor or personal stationery than your own stylish monogram. Where will yours pop up?

What’s not to love about this little online magazine? With so many great articles on everything from hot new clothing styles to cool new stroller bags, Pint Size Social is a busy mom’s best friend. You can find everything a trendsetting parent needs, including places to visit, stories from celebrity moms and this season’s must-have products.

Here at  Tiny Talk, we love the site’s Show & Tell feature, which offers something new to drool over every day. From organic chocolate to chic handbags and more, Show & Tell is like a news ticker for what’s hot right now, so you can imagine our delight when Pint Size Social offered us the chance to include Tiny Prints stationery in the mix!

All week you can look for your favorite Tiny Prints designs on Show & Tell. Today’s feature is this adorable Swimming Pool birthday party invitation designed by DwellStudio. Check it out by visiting Pint Size Social now, and don’t forget to bookmark Show & Tell to get a daily dose of fresh new style!

Last night, one of our Tiny Prints staffers spent his whole evening putting together his family’s brand new stroller from Phil & Ted’s. He loves how stylish and easy-to-use the new design is, and when asked about possibly adding a second baby to the double-decker feature, he just blushed and said a mysterious, “Maybe…”

Like many passionate parents, our staff member and his wife own multiple strollers for different occasions. When their daughter was born, they ran out to buy the highly fashionable (though not easily stored or highly functional) Bugaboo.

When they realized that the Bugaboo isn’t collapsible or compact, they opted for a light, collapsible Maclaren stroller to bring along when they travel.

Now on their third stroller purchase, the family thinks they have finally found the ideal blend of design and functionality. While the Bugaboo was pretty, and the Maclaren was easy to use, the new stroller from Phil & Teds seems to fit just right.

What’s your favorite brand of stroller? Do you look for design over functionality, or functionality over design?