Get Organised ...

Whether you are running a business, planning a wedding, managing the household or working full time ... life can get particularly hectic. Even with the help of everything from an Iphone to a Thub, sorting out life's paper trail can be a nightmare.  Bills, bills and more bills, application forms, registration forms ... the list goes on.  

Every household has their favourite filing system from filing cabinet to letter tray,  but what about those immediate actions and reminders? The bill you have to pay next week.  The reminder to take the car for a service.  The local gym class schedule.  There are only so many magnets you can put on a fridge!

Organise Easy has come up with a cute and handy Girly Gadget to help manage the paperwork that needs "now" attention.  The Happeez Clipper is a stylish and colourful clip that grips to walls, stainless steel appliances, mirrors and glass. Once it sits where you want it to, you can clip papers underneath for easy access.  Also great for pinning up your favourite recipes while cooking or a child's piece of artwork on the fridge.

The clips come in some really fun colourful patterns to suit our princesses and divas.   My favourite is pale pink with a hot leopard skin stiletto heal on the front.  The clips are available in singles for $7.95 or sets of three fun styles for $19.95.  Currently they are only available at Organise Easy but we hope to have them on Girly Gadgets soon.


To celebrate this great Girly Gadget, we have two Happeez Clipper Singles to give away.  All you have to do is check out GirlyGadgets.com.au and tell us what your favourite Girly Gadget is in under 25 words.  The most creative entries will win.

Be quick, entries close on 1 August 2010.  Email belinda@girlygadgets.com.au with your entry.

Now... I suppose I better go and pay those bills.

Stay Girly!

Girly Gadgets

The Keys to Your Heart!

Are you waiting for a proposal? Are you waiting for your man to get down on one knee and present you with a big shiny rock? Stop waiting and take matters into your own hands! Girly Gadgets has found the answer to your rock dreaming.

Check out these big shiners that act as a key-ring. Now you can have a big shiny diamond that your girlfriends will be jealous of.

We asked the girls at the office how their man proposed – and the singles ones told us the proposal they dream of:

“I waited ten years for the big question. He did it at home on our ten year anniversary. There were no violins or sunsets but it was still very romantic” – Sally, married 7 years, 2 children

“On holiday in Noosa, Ben surprised me with a proposal when taking a walk on the beach. It was very sweet” – Mandy – Engaged 6 months

“We had talked about it so long, I expected it every time we left the house! He proposed on Christmas morning, the ring was under the Christmas Tree.”, Lisa, married 2 years.

“Any proposal will do me!”, Michelle, single

Check out www.girlygadgets.com.au for the fake diamond key ring in gold or silver. You will never lose your keys again!

Stay Girly.

Heelarious baby booties - all just a bit of fun!

What are you smiling about?

The Heelarious baby booties have created a media frenzy in Australia and New Zealand and everyone seems to have an opinion.
Excited Mums, Nanna's and Aunty's are ordering the booties in the hundreds calling them "adorable", "cute" and "just so funny".

For women who adore shoes, it is a race to buy newborn baby girls their very first pair of high heels.

Apparently it is not all fun and cuteness. Pyschologists, professors, journalists and reviewers are all having their say and calling the shoes "sexualising", "ridiculous" and "dangerous for girls self esteem".

Ninemsn had a poll running and 50,000 readers voted on whether they thought the baby booties were "bad for babies".

Our website www.girlygadgets.com.au/ is the only shop selling the shoes in Australia and our website hits have gone crazy. We received hundreds of emails from excited people who love our website and all the fun girly gifts we sell.

A few people sent complaints, asking us to "stop selling the shoes". Some even spent hours preparing carefully drafted emails with footnotes relating to articles on eating disorders, anexoria and the like. I replied with carefully drafted emails including footnotes to articles about the importance of smiling and laughing each day.

And, I am still smiling.

Stay girly!