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Atlanta: Baby Bash and Bling

Baby Bash and Bling is making its way to the South this weekend! This interactive lifestyle expo will take place at the ultrachic W hotel Buckhead on Saturday, March 16th from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. 
The Baby Bash and Bling Expo & Show offers a host of activities including the “Bump the 
Runway”™ fashion show produced by executive runway producer Maggy Francois, LLC. Brittany's Brazilian Beauties and K. Micole Beauty Concierge will serve as the Official Glam Squad for “Bump the Runway” fashion show and My Bougie Baby collection fashion show. 

Interactive session by Style Up, showcasing wardrobe styling for new moms and the expo will feature “POP” Belly Painting with Toya where expectant moms can turn their pregnant bellies and baby bumps into works of art. The expo will also showcase My Bougie Baby delivering trendy, chic and age-appropriate fashions to young ladies, 4 - 14 years of age. The grand prize raffle winner will receive a glam and luxurious cradle from Bratt Décor, makers of designer baby cribs and luxury nursery furniture. The designer store is giving away a cradle and cradle bedding with a retail value of $1,000 to one lucky winner. 

In addition, guests that attend the expo can look forward to discovering new and interesting 
parenting tools, health and safety products, fashion trends, nutrition tips, and baby furnishings. 
Guests can also look forward to swag bags, hors d’oeuvres, and the opportunity to visit the cupcakes corner to satisfy their bump cravings. Guests will be able to take part in “The Beauty and the Bump” Bar that will feature make-up sessions and pampering services. The metropolitan area’s top experts on health, parenting, fitness and safety, and wellness will provide educational seminars. Complimentary samples and coupons, as well as baby inspired games, give-a-ways, and raffles will also add to this exciting afternoon of mixing and mingling with moms-to-be. 


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