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Bringing Sexy Back: Thong Announcements

babysugar — Thu, 22 May 2008 06:00:29 -0700

If bringing sexy back resulted in a babe, perhaps you'd like to announce the news to your partner in a pair of these unconventional undies. The women at Smart Ass Thongs were thinking of you when they created their Yummy Mummy ($20) collection of thongs. According to their web site, the thongs are made of 90% nylon and 10% spandex, making them "perfect for tucking under growing bellies." Printed with "it's a boy" or "it's a girl" the thongs are certainly an unusual way to tell the results of your ultrasound.

Would you use underwear to unveil the information?

Mommy Dearest: Naughty Nanny Wardrobe

babysugar — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 04:00:23 -0700

Mommy Dearest,

I have a delicate situation that I'm not sure how to approach. Our nanny, whom we love, occasionally wears questionable clothing to the house. She is very professional about everything else, but her wardrobe has left me speechless lately. Though I have nothing against thong underwear, I don't care to see them hanging out of her pants. Also on display are her large breasts, which my son has taken to bouncing. You would think she could take a hint from a three-year-old! What concerns me most is her choice in footwear. She has been sporting heels! Not only do I worry about her chasing my son around on the playground in a pair of party shoes, I am concerned about her safety. I don't want to tell her how to dress, but I do think I should say something. Any tips on how to address her?

- Seeking Scantily Clad Advice

To see the response from Mommy Dearest, read more.

Seeking Scantily Clad Advice,

The easiest way to entertain the conversation might be to address the shoes first as they are a danger to her and potentially your son. I would ask her to bring some sneakers or other practical shoes with her to wear when she is out running errands or playing with your child. As far as the revealing clothing goes, you have to decide if it's worth addressing. Personally I wouldn't worry too much about it. Youngsters are going to be exposed to all sorts of wardrobes. If you get a glimpse of the bra or undies, you could hint to her that her undergarments are hanging out and she might decide to clean it up on her own volition.

- Mommy Dearest

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Trendtotting: Thongs Aren't Just for Adults

babysugar — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 08:00:36 -0700

Growing up in Texas, I could have worn flip flops most days of my young life. But every single pair I ever tried on left my toes screaming for relief. Thankfully, the Brazilians shared their well kept secret with the rest of the world when Havaianas went international.

I now own the most comfortable thongs (yes, that's what they were called back in the day) ever made in every color of the rainbow.

When I saw them in baby sizes, I snatched up a pair for my lil one. Fully prepared for the dog days of summer, her tiny toes will look adorable peeking out from the rubber straps while she struts the poolside in her bikini.

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Did You Wear Granny Panties While Pregnant?

LilSugar — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 16:00:39 -0700

There's nothing less sexy than a big, beige pair of undies, but for expectant women who have packed on the pounds to create another lil human being, comfort may come first.

And, lacy lingerie might be left in the back of the drawer, until it's time to bring sexy back after the postpartum appointment.

Did you forgo g-strings and toss your thongs?

Fashion Week: ToeGoz Tikes

LilSugar — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 06:00:44 -0800

Flip-flops and summer may be synonymous for adults, but it isn’t that easy for lil tikes. If you are over the whole Crocs phenomenon and looking for something a lil preppier for your toddler, you may just fall for these adorable kiddy flip-flops I saw at the Children’s Club show. Toe Goz has created a line of thongs with comfortable toe pieces and adjustable heel straps to keep the shoes in place. Featuring fun designs like goldfish, butterflies and sailboats, the shoes ($16) are sold in sizes T4-T11.

This spring the company has mom in mind too, as they introduce beach bag inspired diaper bags to match the flip flops. With exterior bottle holders and nylon linings, the bags ($30) will complete your summer by the shore look.