Monday, December 29, 2008

Drooling over Droolicious.com's review...

Babble.com's "design experts [who] track down the most contemporary, stylish and fun products, furniture and fashion available to the modern parent" have discovered Muddy Cloud, and we are stoked! We were featured on Droolicious.com.

Cool Moms Pick... Muddy Cloud!

Cool mom, Liz Gumbinner, from CoolMomPicks.com gives us her seal of approval after a real life field test.

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Sunrise, SUNSET!

Sunset Magazine just posted Muddy Cloud on their Holiday Gift Guide. Yeah!


Thursday, December 18, 2008

Oh, Sweet Day! Thank You, DailyCandy Kids!

It's an early Christmas for us here at Muddy Cloud. Check out our feature at DailyCandy Kids!

Saturday, December 13, 2008

Harper Lane

We love Santa Monica children's boutique Harper Lane. Founded by two former elementary school teachers, the store features an eclectic collection of baby and kids lines, not to mention a great collection of books and unique gifts.

Monkeys & Peas, Please!

We would like to give a major "shout out" to our favoritest children's photog ever! If you're in the market for great natural, candid shots of your precious little ones, check out www.monkeysandpeas.com.

Wee Fans

Yay for our new fans!
If you would like us to post pics of your little ones with their favorite characters, please email us at info@muddycloud.com.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

D~Luxe List

Muddy Cloud (hearts) the D~Luxe List! See our feature from December 9th, 2008!


WeeFinds.com

Check out our feature on www.WeeFinds.com!
Clink on the link then post a comment to enter the TADA gift giveaway.
Happy Holidays!

Forecasts Say...










FORECASTS SAY MUDDY CLOUD™ COMING TO TOWN
WARMING LITTLE HEARTS AND NOGGINS THIS WINTER


SANTA MONICA, CA (December 4, 2008) - MUDDY CLOUD™, a new baby and children’s toy and accessory line, comes to warm little hearts and noggins this winter, featuring a unique and luxe line of super-soft fleece stuffed-dolls with matching beanie hats and mittens. Kids can dress up and look just like their favorite character. There are five in the debut line, all brightly-colored with bold but ambiguous shapes that are appealing to kids and adults. The names are also onomatopoeic and fun to say – JOOP, DOOT, TADA, BALOB and BEEP.

The brainchild of two young parents who wanted a creative alternative to complement classic stuffed toys, Muddy Cloud™ hopes to stimulate babies and young kids with simplified shapes and colors. They range from 4 to 9 inches tall, so they can be effortlessly packed into a diaper bag or purse. Their size also makes them easy for little ones to handle. Most uniquely, the characters have no prescribed story lines, leaving the task up to the ever-precious imagination.

“We feel that our line bridges a gap between traditional stuffed toys and the ultra-modern ‘edgier’ products which cater more to adults. We’re different, yet still simple, cute and cuddly,” claims Joy Limanon Anaya, co-founder of Muddy Cloud™.

What’s in a name? The name Muddy Cloud™ reflects a couple of the simple things we as kids enjoyed. When you look up at the clouds, everyone sees something different, hence the somewhat abstract shapes of the characters that are open to interpretation. And remember mud pies? They are pretty gourmet when you are a kid. The key to these phenomena is an active imagination, which is core to the Muddy Cloud™ philosophy.

Husband and wife duo, Matt Anaya and Joy Limanon Anaya, began designing and hand-making abstract-looking stuffed dolls for their daughter, and the beanie hats soon followed. Having been toy enthusiasts since before their daughter was born; they were always looking for new and interesting characters. This was a natural and creative outlet for them as a team, pairing their creativity and meshing their talents. Muddy Cloud™ echoes what they have discovered were the best things about being a kid.

Muddy Cloud™ officially launched in November 2008. For more information, please visit: www.muddycloud.com

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