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A Practical Guide to Buying Toddler’s Clothing

Buying clothing for toddlers is even more exciting than buying baby clothing, there are a few things parents need to consider when choosing appropriate clothing for their little ones. Your toddler might be beginning to walk or cruise around furniture, it’s important to buy clothes that won’t get caught on furniture or trip your toddler up.

Toddlers need clothes which allow them the freedom to explore their surroundings, and where possible protect their knees. It is easy to get caught by the old saying ’she’ll grow into them’, but be careful that your toddler’s clothes are not so big that they could trip on the length of the clothing. Having said that, 3/4 length pants can be an advantage when purchased too long. your toddler can wear them as full length jeans and then as capri pants. That’s great value for money!

Toddlers need good quality clothing which will stand the test of climbing, crawling, getting mucky and being washed and washed again! Often good quality, durable clothes cost a bit more, but your little one will get lots more wear out of these garments and this is where you will see your value for money.

In Sheep’s Clothing: A Handspinner’s Guide to Wool

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This highly readable, authoritative reference provides a comprehensive look at the characteristics of wool of 100 breeds of sheep. Essential reading for handspinners, wool growers, and other fiber craft enthusiasts, this guide gives special attention to fleece characteristics, methods of preparation and spinning, and best end use. Everything from baby-soft merino to silky lincoln to sturdy karakul-the full range of nature’s miracle fiber-is represented here with exp… More >>

In Sheep’s Clothing: A Handspinner’s Guide to Wool

FASHION GUIDE FOR NEW MOTHERS

Why is it that people always seem to discuss maternity fashion, but not post-pregnancy fashion styles. The focus is all on how to breastfeed, eating healthily, getting fit, and weight gain during pregnancy, all very important issues I know, but I think that if you look good on the outside, then you feel good on the inside, which makes that just as important.

You may be feeling a little betrayed by your body for not reforming to your pre-pregnancy weight and shape. Some parts of your body may have gotten bigger and other parts a little smaller, whilst other sections have become saggy and droopy.

You may get to the point where you get a touch of mirror madness (the avoidance of mirrors at all costs: – )

It’s not surprising that some new mum’s just feel like giving up and staying indoors, but hey girl, you can’t do that, it’s your duty to show off your beautiful baby to the world. After what you went through to get your new addition, we simply can’t allow it.

So, it’s time for your mummy makeover.

A Guide to Buying Clothing for Girls


Girls go through clothes fast, especially during those active pre-teen years. It is important to buy girl’s clothes that look good, are good quality and are in style. Girls, from a very young age develop their own sense of style and do not necessarily want to wear what their parents choose for them.

Remember to take your daughter with you when you shop for her clothing, this will avoid any unnecessary arguments or tantrums over what types and brands of clothing your daughter will be wearing. These tips will help you pick the right clothing for your daughter and for you.

The first task is to take an inventory of what kinds of clothes your child already owns. Make a list of all of her clothing. Maybe she needs more socks, a new pair of shoes, a shirt or a special dress. You want to find out if there are particular kinds of clothing missing from her wardrobe or if she has outgrown something. The inventory should include everything, from her nightgowns to her school clothes to any nice outfits she might have for special occasions.