Rabbit Moon

Rabbit Moon Clothing, Rabbit Moon Baby Clothes - Huge Selection of Rabbit Moon Kids Clothing that reflects comfort and ease with a perfect yet simple blend of innovation and style. With an international flair, rabbit moon employs the finest fabrics to produce clothing that can meet the strictest demands for quality while still maintaining the comfort and durability needed for today's contemporary lifestyle. Innocence and magic can be found throughout, and infinite combinations of colors and prints can be created, to help express just the right amount of individuality of style. Meticulous detail and unique graphics flow effortlessly and seamlessly on separate shirts, pants, jumpers and track suits, creating a look that is inspired and stylish, modern and classic - and all guaranteed to delight. The talented designers who created Rabbit Moon have fashioned interesting colors and prints: designed to be combined in infinite combinations to reflect the individuality of style.

We hope that you will see this distinctive new collection, inspired by today's contemporary generation and lifestyle. In modern day mexico there is a saying that something 'only happens once in a rabbit moon' - meaning that it is unique or exceptional. Thank you for experiencing our rabbit moon.

Rabbit Moon Clothing sizes Newborn to 6X

Rabbit moon make beautiful baby and children's clothing for day time use. They are elegant and sophisticated enough for parties, and yet you can let your children play in them every day.

Rabbit Moon Sparkle Collection

Fashioned for an airy, vibrant feel, this swirling botanical print woven cotton collection feature panels of frilly ruffle trims. Contrasted with Cherry cotton and accented with dainty bows along empire waist and flutter sleeves add ultra-feminine styles. Elasticized ruffle cuffs, back buttons and underneath diaper snaps assist dressing.

About Rabbit Moon

In modern day Mexico there is a saying that something 'only happens in a rabbit moon' - meaning that it is unique or exceptional. We hope that you will enjoy our collections of rabbit moon baby clothes, inspired by today's contemporary generation and lifestyle.

The rabbit has enjoyed a rich place throughout the folklore of the world, appearing as diety, trickster, champion of children, faithful servant, and many other incarmations. But what sets the tiny rabbit apart from all other revered animals of history, is that the rabbit is the only one to grace the moon. When the full moon shines, faces across the globe lift toward the heavens for a glimpse of the rabbit. Whether he appears curled up in mischievious laugher, preparing sweet cakes of mochi for village children, or running boundless across the night sky, cultures thoughout time have sought to explain the curious presence of the rabbit moon. This magial coalescence survives today, and this is the magic and wonder that inspires what our designers have created: our own rabbit moon kids clothing line.

rabbit moon is a collection of childrens clothing that reflects comport and ease with a perfect yet simple blend of innovation and style. With an international flair, rabbit moon employs the finest fabrics to produce clothing that can meet the strictest demands for quality while still maintaining the comfort and durability needed for today's contemporary lifestyle. Innocence and magic can be found throughout, and infinite combinations of colors and prints can be created, to help express just the right amount of individuality of style. Meticulous detail and unique graphics flow effortlessly and seamlessly on separate shirts, pants, jumpers and track suits, creating a look that is inspired and stylish, modern and classic - and all guaranteed to delight.

how the nurse rabbit cured the lion: an african tale

On the African savanna, lion served as doctor. Lion was a great doctor who would visit any sick animal and bring them back to health. When it came time for payment, Lion asked only for food. Doctor Lion had a brilliant mind, but a greedy heart. Lion always brought another animal along as a nurse, to carry his wares and run his errands. While Lion merely diagnosed the problem, the nurse did all the ral work! Many animals in the kingdom had worked for Lion - Zebra, Elephant, even Meerkat - and each of them worked for just one day! Lion was clever you see, and always played a trick on whoever was working as his nurse. As Lion's patient was healing, he would send his nurse off to find ingredients for potions or to gather leaves for barndages. While the nurse animal was out, Lion would immediately demand his payment of dinner and gobble it all up! The nurse would return to find nothing left for them, just their own hungry, empty belly! The tricked animals would be angry, but none would dare say a thing to Lion for fear of being banished... or eaten! When Lion would ask them to serve as nurse again, they would simply find an excuse or pretend to be too busy. Lion could always find another animal to fool, and the cycle went unbroken for a very long time. Rabbit however, was just as clever as Lion. He heard Zebra complaining one day about what happened to her, and decided to volunteer. Rabbit went with lion as his nurse and everything went as it always had - with one exception. Unlike the others, Rabbit went back to work the next day. Rabbit told Lion that he loved his new job and since he slept on tree fibers each night he was never hungry. Lion was intrigued, and asked Rabbit to make him a bed of tree fibers. That night, lion lay down with his full belly on the tree fiber bed. While he slept, rabbit tied Lion up with the ends of the fibers, and when Lion awoke, he realized he could not move. Rabbit gathered all the animals of the savanna around and made Lion promise to share his food; else they would leave him bound with the tree fibers to starve. Lion felt shamed and promised to share his bounty with all the animals. Lion was set free and honored his word. Nurse rabbit had outsmarted the lion and brought understanding (and food) to the animals of the Savanna!

the legend of the jade rabbit

There are legends in cultures around the globe that tell the story of how the image of the rabbit appeared on the moon. In China, Mexico, Africa, India and Japan children have heard legends of the kind and gentle rabbit that apears in the moon - the legend of rabbit moon is endearing, international, and cherished by children worldwide.

One of the most charming international legends, the legend of the Jade Rabbit, is part of the Chinese Moon Festival, or Mid-autumn Festival. this legend relates the reason why there is an image of the rabbit in the moon, and is an engaging and enlightening morality tale for children. The Moon Festival, one of the most traditional events in Chinese culture, is an occasion for family reunions after the harvest. During this festival, when the full moon rises, families gather together to watch the full moon, eat moon cakes, and read stories and poems about the legends of the moon.

In the legend of the Jade Rabbit, three magical wise men decide to test the character of a fox, a monkey, and a rabbit. The men turn themselves into desperate old beggars, and ask the fox, monkey and rabbit for food. While the fox and the monkey did have food, they refuse to share. But the helpful rabbit, who has nothing to give the old men, volunteers hos own tasty self by leaping into a burning campfire to roast himself for their dinner. The three men, who were not really starving, are overwhelmed by the rabbit's self sacrifice and generosity, and gave him immortal life, sending him to live in the Moon Palace as Jade Rabbit.

the rabbit and the dragon

Long ago, the jade emperor called for a great race among the animals of the land. The emperor had decided to bestow one year of the twelve year cycle to the twelve greatest animals in the land. To earn this lofty honor, there would be a race - from the emperor's palace to the bank of the great river, far, far away. The emperor knew that only the stongest and fastest or smartest animals would be able to make the journey and earn the honor. After days of journeying, thirteen animals arrived at the bank of the great river: The best friends cat and rat, the noble dragon, the sturdy ox, the agile monkey, the steady boar, the thoughtful rooster, the stealthy snake, the proud horse, the powerful ram, the warrior tiger, the charismatic dog, and the gentle rabbit. On the other side of the river stood the emperor. Individually, the animals quickly decided how to cross the river. The rabbit, in awe of the migthy dragon, smiled and wished him good luck. The rabbit had decided to leap from stones and logs on the river's surface to cross. When he had almost reached the other side, he slipped on a log and began to sink! Just as the rabbit felt he might lose his life, a warm wind rose up behind him and brought him safely to shore. The dragon had remembered the rabbit's kindness, and used his breath to blow the tiny rabbit across the river! The emperor was very moved by the friendship of the rabbit and the dragon, and rewarded them with the fourth and fifth years of the calendar. Only the cat, who was betrayed by the rat while crossing, did not earn a year in the Chinese zodiac. Cats today still carry their ancestor's grudge - now you know why cats hate rats!!

the elephants and the rabbit's moon

Long ago, there was a very dry season when no rain fell on the land. The elephants, who had always lived happily in the forest, watched their river dry up to almost nothing, leaving them barely enough water in which to bathe and to drink. With their water supply fading, the elephants appealed to their king for a solution. He decided that they should leave the forest to find a place where they could sate their thirst and bathe in cool waters. The elephants marched for three days until they finally came upon a clearing at the edge of the forest. There, a gorgeous meadow sprawled out before them, and in the meadow was a huge lake that would provide the elephants all the water they woul need. The elephants trumpeted their trunks in joy, as they bathed, drank and frolicked in the water. At night, exhausted and happy, they lay down to sleep, and their tremendous bodies covered nearly every inch of the huge meadow. The elephants were happy indeed. Now all of this was certainly good for the elephants, but it was very bad for the rabbits! You see, the rabbits, who are active at night, could not escape their burrows because the sleeping elephants covered their exits, leaving them no way to gather food or drink water from the lake! At daybreak, when the elephants rose and again went to the lake, the rabbits were able to excape their burrows. Rabbits, who are always clever, gatnered together and devised a plan. The rabbit leader met the king of the elephants upon his return from the lake. He told the elephant king that the moon was the guardian of the rabbits and was unhappy that the elephants were trespassing on the rabbits' home. The rabbit took the king to the lake's edge, and there they saw the moon's reflection in the lake. Believing the moon hersself had descended from the heavens, the elephant king humbly ordered his elephants back into the forest. The rabbit leader prayed to the moon to aid the gentle elephants, and she answered his prayers by sending cool rains down to fill the forest river. Both the elephants and the rabbits lived happily ever after, under the graceful watch of the moon!