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April 11, 2016
Bouton jaune addresses childhood with elegance and simplicity

The Bouton jaune collection dresses your baby’s room with duvet covers, pillow shams, fitted sheets, bed skirts and other beautiful decorative elements made of soft and comfortable imported fabric. The collections are available in shades of white, gray, cream, pink, blue, with stripes, polka dots or discrete patterns. Made of natural fibres, each piece is sold separately, interchangeable from one collection to another, removable and machine washable.

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My child is often absentminded!

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A teenager’s bedroom

Your teenager's bedroom is a disaster. You even invented new words to describe this horrendous place where food and clothes seem to blend into a new kind of carpet but your child doesn't seem to mind. What can you do?

My child is smelly!

Your child is now 6 years old. The innocence of childhood still shines brightly in his or her eyes but… they're smelly! When your child gets hot, you scrunch your nose and smell a tinge of sweat. Are they too young for deodorant?