Celebrities turn out for Bel Bambini launch party

VIP Guests included celebrity parents/customers, VIP shoppers and Healthy Child Healthy World supporters including Samantha Harris, Melissa Joan Hart and her son Mason Wilkerson, Kellie Martin , Dr. Linda Li , Anna Getty and more. A great time was had by all. Joely's daughters Skylar and True played with toys from Melissa and Doug, Melissa Joan Hart's son Mason charmed everyone, and Samantha Harris showed off her bump and gorgeous glow. She is due in October.

The kid friendly event featured a magician, a healthy selection of catered food and beverages from Izze Organic Soda, and several door prizes and raffles from luxury kid product manufacturers including Svan, Cariboo, Bugaboo, Stokke, Timi & Leslie, Oeuf, Nurseryworks, Lillébaby, Child, Bloom, Argington, Born Free, Litto Kids and more. Dr Linda Li was thrilled when she won one of the biggest door prizes - a brand new Stokke Explory Stroller. Dayna and Joely also received brand new Stokke strollers in the new orange (Joely) and green (Dayna) colorways.

All the celebrity attendees received a fabulous gift bag worth more than $700, which included a Timi & Leslie diaper bag, Lil’ Dipper baby skin care, Bla Bla Kids dolls, a pair of stride rite shoes, Skincare by Monica, Besitos children fashion and accessories, Odd Rods, Godiva chocolate and more.

Bel Bambini, Italian for "beautiful baby,” is a unique and exquisite boutique where your child's needs come first. Bel Bambini has created the largest collection of children's fashion and furnishing in the area. This one-stop shop, located on trendy Robertson Blvd., houses the most luxurious, custom and one-of-a-kind items available for infants, toddlers and pre-teens. Past celebrity clients include Courtney Cox-Arquette, Salma Hayek, Gwen Stefani, Linda Evangelista, Halle Berry, and Mary Louise Parker.

Healthy Child Healthy World’s mission is to educate parents, and all those concerned about the welfare of children, about the preventable childhood health and developmental problems caused by exposure to toxic substances found in homes, schools and communities and to encourage the public to protect children from these toxic threats.

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