Oh, Baby

New baby store Hadley opens in Lincoln Park

By Laura Castellano


The sign on the window of Lincoln Park's new baby store Hadley reads "Eat, sleep, poop, play"-activities whose messy consequences can be offset, a bit, with some of the modern products inside, like the odor-eliminating VIPP Diaper Pail, strollers by Bugaboo, Vilac toys from France (including pull toys by Alexander Calder), and Panton chairs by Vitra. Also available: Dwell's adorable, kid-friendly modern bedding, wall hangings, and a new line of fabric toys. Hadley, 1205 W. Webster Ave., 773-883-0077
 
This article appears in the January - February 2008 issue of Chicago Home + Garden Magazine.

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