This is a guest post by Meryl of My Bit of Earth. ~~~ I love seeing my little son run around in handmade clothes, but I rarely have time to sit down and sew him something completely from scratch. Fortunately, I’ve discovered that it’s often more fun to take existing clothes and add a handmade element [...]
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Last August, I signed up for Wittlebee to see what all the buzz was about. The premise of this clothing club is that it is a monthly subscription of six clothing items that are hand-picked by Wittlebee’s stylists based on your style profile. The price is $39.99. I had been wanting to try it since [...]
The blogger bees have come together to share our favorite clothing stores to shop for little ones. Read on for the scoop on why we love to shop at certain stores! Gap: It’s my *favorite* place to buy clothes for Lil’ CB. The quality is great for the price you pay and I like to [...]
Now that I have a little girl in my life to dress, I’m sure I’m going to get totally sucked in to the world of adorable ruffles, bows, ribbons, and polka dots. But before I allow myself (and my wallet!) to be totally taken over, here’s a look back on dressing my little dude. Even [...]
Prepping for the arrival of your first child is one of the most intense, amazing and stressful times in your life, especially in today’s world. There are so many convenience items that are marketed as “must haves” for new mothers that it’s hard to know where to start. Beyond the immediate essentials (car seat, crib), [...]
I’d heard good things about Wittlebee’s $39.99 monthly children’s clothing subscription service, and when Oh! Apostrophe blogged about it (you can see the box of toddler boy clothes she received), I finally decided to bite the bullet and sign up for Olive. We got our first box the same week that I signed up!
We decided that we weren’t going to find out the bambino’s sex before delivery. One downside to the unknown sex is selecting clothes. I’m totally in favor of boys wearing purple and girls doing it up in blue, but anything with color seems to also have very stereotypical gender designs on it. The blue stuff [...]
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