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A Babe Is Born Makes Bows to Adore
The wispy strands that adorn wee ones heads can be hard to style. But if you're a mama looking to frill up your lil girl, A Babe Is Born makes delicate bows for your lil darling. The "stylishly sweet bowtique" offers oodles of ribbon clips ($4) to match any ensemble.
Trendtotting: Giddy Giddy
I feel pretty, oh so pretty! Styling a wee one's tresses can be difficult, especially when your princess is particular about her accessories. Giddy Giddy makes the task easier with cheerful felt barrettes ($9) that most lil girls find delightful.
Lil Find: Days of the Week Hairclips
In the rush of a school morning, the less you have to think about, the more likely you are to get out the door on time. That's why I was so excited to find these adorable days-of-the-week barrettes ($60). The set comes with a variety of colors that are sure to match your daughter's Fall wardrobe.
Lil Find: Best Baby Clips
My daughter has a thick of platinum-blonde hair, but as an infant the baby-fine strands had a hard time holding on to decorative clips. And, there's nothing more annoying than having your lil darling decked out in a dress and being asked if she's a boy!
Then, I found these fool-proof barrettes by No Slippy Hair Clippy.
Lil Tip: A Home For Barrettes
Have you got hair barrettes all over the house? Or do they disappear without explanation like socks in the laundry? I've got an easy solution for you.
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Apple Blossom Bows Add a Finished Touch to Tot Tresses
Mamas of little girls eagerly await the day that their darling has enough hair to swoop into a bow. For the tot learning her letters, the personalized bows from Apple Blossom Bows ($9) may help aid letter recognition. The silver capital letters are sewn on one of more than three dozen grosgrain ribbons available in several shades and polka dot varieties.
Jon and Kate Plus 8: Em Tanner Designs
The Gosselin twins and sextuplets are always impeccably dressed as Kate takes great pride in outfitting her children. On Jon and Kate Plus 8, she often talks about fighting stains or which shoes, jackets, tops, dresses and barrettes she prefers the children wear on outings. But, when it comes to the identifying shirts that the kids sport, it's Em Tanner Designs that covers the Gosselin bunch's backs.
What to Stow and What to Throw
It's so hard to part with your baby's first blanket, the bonnet they wore home from the hospital or their first pair of shoes, but it's even tougher to live with bags of their keepsakes stored in every nook and cranny of your place. As the mother of two, I don't have trouble tossing things into a giveaway bag. It keeps me sane and allows the goods to keep on giving.
Trendtotting: Ribbies Hair Clips
Though my daughter was dressed in pink duds and floral prints for the first 18 months of her life, people would stop and say, "Oh, HE is so cute!" I thanked them for the compliment and wondered how they didn't notice her frilly get-ups. Desperate to put bows in her hair, none were capable of pulling back the few wisps she had on her nearly bald head.
Lil Find: Cupcake Hairclips
Hair clips for little girls are darn cute these days. I remember having long ribbon ones that my mom made for me when I was little. I loved them and wish I knew how to make them myself.
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