
Holiday dressing does not necessarily mean tartan plaids and tree-appliquéd sweaters. Though Hanukkah clothing tends to focus on blue and white clothing, Jewish humor comes through in a wide selection of t-shirts and baby accessories designed for the Festival of Lights. This
The Maccabees: Hanukkah Rocks ($20 on sale) long-sleeve shirt is more than just a unisex novelty tee.

You may wear a lot of hats as a parent, but your lil one needs her own stash during the Winter months. I love her
Sophie La Giraffe teether, but Harlow Madden looks beary cute in her knit hat with lil pom-pom ears. Not only does her cap keep her ears toasty and warm, but it adds some flair to whatever she wears.

The weather outside is frightful, but that doesn't mean your lil girl's coat shouldn't be delightful. Warm outerwear for lil one is a necessity during the holidays to keep her cozy.
Share the Winter coats that your little princess is wearing or just the ones on your wishlist.
Suri Cruise may be a number one tot, but she doesn't wear the pants in the family. Tom Cruise recently revealed that
his little star only wants to sport dresses, and refuses to put on pants. It may seem like Suri gets what she wants, but any mommy who's given up on getting her three-year-old to wear something other than her princess costume understands that some battles aren't worth waging.

I'm a sucker for a lil man in a sweater vest — especially during the holidays. If you're searching for the perfect look for your festive
photo or something for your toddler to wear to parties, you can't go wrong with a red cable knit vest. There is no shame in shelling out dough for the memories, but you don't have to spend an arm and a leg to score this classic style.

As the
holidays approach, it's time to sit your family down and snap that annual photo. Whether you send yours out with well wishes or a family update, most mamas want their lil ones to look darling. This week lilsugar's giving you tips on the latest looks and practical poses to ensure that your pictures turn out fabulous!

Shake up your lil one's wardrobe. The funky collection of onesies from
Rattle Me prints its hip designs on 100 percent organic cotton (certified to have been grown with no herbicides, pesticides or synthetic fertilizers). Forget polka dots and barnyard animals, these prints shown are cute for your baby and stylish enough for mom and pop.

Vans are my son's shoe of choice — he slides them on and is on his way. But, the stylish slip-ons popular with aspiring wee skaters aren't appropriate for certain occasions. For fancy affairs, I invested in a pair of shiny black Kenneth Cole lace-ups, but because weddings, holidays and funerals are so few and far between, he outgrows them quickly.

The cold weather is coming and open-toed shoes, sandals, and crocs just won't do. The Canadian company,
Little Soles, offers up some sassy
alternatives to your mama's Mary Janes ($45) that will have your daughter kicking off her current shoes. The bright-colored and bold-styled leather strap shoes come in traditional styles that offer strong foot support for growing feet and look terrific when paired with tights.

Yoga enthusiasts can be really into their art so it's not surprising that many like to include their children in the practice. These adorable 100 percent organic shirts from
Yoli Poli ($29) may help encourage tot participation. Cute images of babies performing yoga poses adorn the tees that are the outgrowth of their creator's desire to create the perfect yoga mat.