There’s a lot going behind the scenes of Lamb & Bear at the moment and things are changing. I’m working terribly hard to grow my business and bring sales in so I can expand and grow. Honestly, it’s relentless and overwhelming. I’d go as far as saying it’s borderline impossible.
But the thing is not only am I passionate and ambitious, I’m stubborn. Really, really stubborn.
And I want to make this work.
Right now I’m a busy little bee planning and designing lots of new and exciting product for my small biz.
Lamb & Bear Wear has done me proud for the last 2 years, but it’s time for a change.
And that change is a new brand.
Yep you read it right. Lamb & Bear Wear will be getting a new name, a new website (eventually) and a shiny new logo!
I am so, so excited to launch the re-brand, but equally I’m absolutely terrified. Working alone, from home, a couple of days a week, doesn’t really give you the best start. I’m restricted to how much promo I can do, how active I can be on social media, how much I can do to drive the sales my way.
Without sales, there’s no point to this really.
But I won’t give up. I believe in myself and what I do (well, at the moment anyway!)
The product itself won’t change too much. I’ll still be offering 100% cotton printed leggings along with other products. My production has moved to the UK (which is super exciting) so a proportion of what I sell will be 100% British. The rest will at least be hand finished in the UK.
The reason I’m evolving my brand is because I feel like I have evolved and grown as a designer, mum, person myself, and with that my ‘job’ needs to reflect this.
I won’t be blogging forever. But now Lamb is in school, my blog will change to reduce how much I share about the boys. I thoroughly enjoy writing about more lifestyle subjects like home and beauty, and less about lego and juice cups.
Of course, I will blog about family life and share reviews etc, but the blog itself will become more lifestyle and family will be a category within that.
This natural progression got me thinking about my brand. Lamb & Bear just didn’t feel like the right brand name for womenswear. It has proudly been the name of my parenting blog for over 4 years and my children’s clothing brand for over 2 years, and as much as I love it, it just doesn’t feel like ‘me’ anymore.
So it’s time for a change. An exciting change.
I won’t share the new brand name with you all now, I’ll save it for the launch. Hopefully that makes it more exciting!
My brand will cover the whole family from now one. Mum, dad, kids and home.
My brain is buzzing with ideas and aI have to stop myself going crazy with ordering samples and actually look at the range on the whole.
I’m going to take this opportunity to offer a wider variety of products to allow my customer to really buy into my brand. To become true fans.
You’ve all had a hint of whats to come with my new women slogan sweatshirts, and I’m overwhelmed with the positive reaction.
Please keep buying so I can keep growing!
Last year I found growing my brand and making sales MUCH easier, but this year it’s been pretty much impossible.
Once the new brand launches I will be putting most of my efforts into growing the business and getting my name out there. You may find I’m a little quiet on here while I get things going.
As always I’m forever grateful to any of you who buy, share or like my products and social pages. If you know anyone who might like my range please do tag them on my Facebook or Instagram posts, or share my page. This few seconds of clicking can make a world of difference to my little business.
The new brand won’t bear launching until next month (as long as we keep on track) so keep awn eye out for the date of my social media launch party.
I’m giving my all to the brand, so I’ve got everything crossed I can make it successful.
I don’t want to let me family down who have supported me so much over the last few years.
Let’s hope you’ll be seeing more of my brand around in the near future!

Summer is fast approaching, so what better way to prepare for the warmer weather and positive vibes than by creating your summer playlist?
I’m really enjoying updating our home decor at the moment and totally obsessed with the hugely popular copper trend.
I’m a total amateur but I love baking. I bake the boys birthday cakes every year and I get pretty good comments on my baking skills.
The mixer comes with with 3 attachments to use depending on what you’re baking. The Flat Beater – for medium to heavy concoctions including batters and sponge. The Dough Hook – for kneading heavy mixtures such as bread and short pastry. And the Balloon Whisk – for whipping up light and airy mixtures like meringue.
The mixer has 6 speed settings as well as a pulse setting, ensuring you have the perfect speed for whatever you’re mixing. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised at how much quicker I managed to bake 36 cupcakes for Lambs birthday!
The VonShef Classic Stand Mixer retails at £74.99, which compared with other leading brands, is really good value. The stainless steel mixing bowl is dishwasher safe (a bonus for any busy mum). And the product comes with a free extended 2 year warranty.
I am really happy with my new stand mixer. Having such useful product has inspired me to bake more and to venture away from my comfort zone of cakes.
We all know the saying ‘money doesn’t buy happiness’, but how true is this? How much does money effect your relationship?



