This weeks Mixtape is by the lovely selector SulkyDoll Styling. We've been a fan of Donna's for a long time and we both have a mutual love of all things 70's and Disco. Here's her choice records for her Mixtape and why she chose them. Listen to all the tracks on our YouTube Playlist page. Enjoy x  What was the first record / CD  you ever bought? Material Girl - Madonna   What was the first gig you went to?  Prince    Party out or Kitchen Disco? Kitchen disco  Talk us through your mixtape -  What’s each track / artist  and why its on your Mixtape? Track 1 - Nena - 99 Red Balloons I grew up in Germany as my...

   ‘Sas and Yosh’ the design house was founded in 2014 in the U.K. with a focus on quality design and beautiful illustrative prints, by two creative like minded artists the lovely Sarah Bellisario and Yoshie Allan.  I had the pleasure of meeting Sas a few weeks ago in London and she's even more lovely in real life. We asked them a few Q's about the brand and the all important question party in or party out?! Tell us about Sas and Yosh - how did you guys meet  /start the brand? Yoshie and I had a mutual friend who thought we would get on well and introduced us to each other in early 2014. I don’t think she...

To finally celebrate some Sunshine checkout our Here Comes The Sun Playlist on Spotify. I dedicate this playlist to Marlon whose funeral is today. Another beautiful person taken from us too soon.   Here's some of the lovely photos of the 'Here Comes The Sun' T's from our customers. Juliet Wioland / Hannah Rocksalt photography / Jen Louise Stevens / Meghan  (Olive Uma & Meghan)       Shop the Kids T's  & sweatshirt Here & Ladies Here

DJ Nikki Beatnik is this weeks selector with her 10 tracks for her Mixtape. For those who don't know Nikki - she is the tour DJ for Kelis and co-produces under the name Beatnik with her brother Statis. She has played many a club and festival Lovebox, Bestival, Pukklepop, Isle of Wight Fest, VFest & we're super pleased she found the time in her busy schedule to share her 10 chosen tracks for her Mixtape! She got us with her 1st choice Colonel Abrahms- Trapped! ❤️ You can listen to the whole mixtape back to back on our Youtube channel here    What was the first record / CD  you ever bought? I think it was Michael Jackson Thriller, but its so long ago....

This week on the blog we spoke to Susie Lodge who is the busy Mum behind Wiki Places For Kids. If you're looking for great places to visit with the kids over the holidays - then this the place to go to find them! Lots of useful ideas & recommendations all in one place.  Tell us about Wiki Places For Kids - how did you start? When I had my first child it was not a surprise that my career was going to clash majorly with my job as a Mummy. I knew I was going to struggle with being absent for most of the week and only seeing my babies once they were tucked up in bed. So I knew early on that...

  This weeks mixtape selector is the very lovely Lorna Hayward. She’s the brains behind Pizzup & ’The Mumblings’ blog - wife to Jamie (who DJ’s at all of her parties ) & Mum to the very entertaining Marnie & Elsie. She’s also one of the warmest ladies I’ve had the pleasure to meet through the squares of Instagram & I’m chuffed to bits to have her selections for another Mixtape. Its an epic selection including one of our favourite mixtape tracks ‘We are Family’ by Sister Sledge. You can listen to Lorna's Mixtape on the Disko Kids YouTube channel.   What was the first record / CD  you ever bought?  Shit. I kind of dread this question. Do the Bartman by...

This weeks Mixtape selector is Anna Mathur the very funny girl behind Mamas_scrapbook.   Anna is a Mum, a psychotherapist writer, blogger and has a love for interior design. She also loves yoga, healthy eating, talking on Instagram, dancing round the room with her kids to rap & is a big supporter of small businesses. We caught up with Anna and asked her music 'loves' and what she would put on her very own Mixtape.  You can listen to all the tracks on her playlist back to back on the Disko Kids YouTube channel here. Track 1 – Simon and Garfunkel -  59th Street Bridge Song This album to me is the soundtrack to my childhood and brings back such happy memories....

Welcome to the new Disko Kids Mixtape feature on the blog. As you probably know we kind of love music here at Disko Kids and we also love sharing music. So what better way than to hear everyone's favourite tracks that back in the day would have been put on a Mixtape. The lovely Clemmie Hooper A.K.A. Mother_of_Daughters who has been known to have a bit of a sing (and dance) round the kitchen singing into a mop - kicks things off with her 10 favourite tracks and why she would have them on her mixtape.  You can listen to all the tracks she has chosen back to back on the Clemmie Hooper playlist on the Disko Kids YouTube channel. Please subscribe...

Sally Webb has worked in the museum industry for about 10 years. Alongside taking some time off to look after her two children she set up 'Milk at the Museum'.  The idea being she shares lots of ace knowledge on what museums have to offer for families. From events/exhibitions to the shop & facilities. She also chats to many fans of museums on her page too. Tell us a bit about Milk at the Museum – what made you want to start up?I worked for the Imperial War Museum for 10 years and when I had my kids it turned out, due to childcare costs, I couldn’t go back. The days at home were long and I really wanted to find something just...

This weeks guest blogger is Shelley John. Shelley has a fantastic blog on books for kids. This particular post covers books to encourage self-confidence and individuality in toddlers which is great to feature during Children's mental health week. Ivy, my two-year-old daughter, is currently a big ball of confidence. I watch her run in to her dance classes, leap in to the arms of family friends, blow raspberries at strangers and wave at everyone she walks past in the street and I wonder if she will always be this sure of herself. I truly hope so, but experience tells me that somewhere in her childhood those little doubts will start to creep in as she compares herself to school friends...