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Moms of Boys: What's your son's style?
Dressing a boy can be fun too ...
What's your style when it comes to your little man?
Casual?
Athletic?
Preppy?
Punk/Rocker?
Outdoorsy?
I'm on Carters/OshKosh.com right now trying to pick out some cooler weather clothes because Z has lived in t-shirs/tanks and basketball shorts all summer and
I could never picture putting Zac in some of these "toddler boy" items, specifically:
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Re: Moms of Boys: What's your son's style?
Jack's style (via me and my H) is definitely casual/outdoorsy. He has lived in Crocs all summer and whatever is most comfortable clothes-wise, depending on the weather that day.
However, I think he might have a preppy streak in him. Yesterday I was putting a striped t-shirt on him, and he refused to let me put it on. So I pulled out a couple other t-shirts - one a solid color, one with an animal on the front. He refused those too. So I pulled out a polo shirt and he got a big smile and said "OK!" and helped me put it on him. Either he likes the preppy look, or he was having a fat day and didn't think the stripes would help. Who knows? haha
Liam is definitely more on the preppy side. He rocks polo shirts and plaid shirts almost daily, it seems to just fit his personality but I guess we will see when he starts picking things out on his own! With his curly flow going on, he reminds me of a preppy lax player:)
For the record, I would not put Liam in the items you posted either!
If Kodi got his way, he'd wear a green shirt and green pants everyday. Maybe he'll be a forest ranger someday?
My style for him is outdoorsy (think REI) which is really difficult to find. I think the preppy stuff is cute, but not my style.
For some reason I dislike any type of licensed character stuff like Thomas the Train or Sesame Street characters. I also don't like most shirts that have writing on them, unless if it's something like save the trees (like the tee in my siggy). Most days Kodi dresses pretty plain.
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Me too!! I have the same peeve with licensed character stuff, everything has Thomas or Disney Cars on it, and I can't stand that!
Haaaaate this stuff! And if it says "what happens at grandma's stays at grandma's" or "i love my aunt" or anything like that it basically gets worn for a photo (if that) to give to the buyer of the shirt then put away. One of my pet peeves!!
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