Posts Tagged ‘baby clothes’
Book Reviews: Small Stash and Handmade Beginnings Sewing Projects
Two books caught my eye this past week. That's saying a lot, because, sheesh, there are so many books with cute projects these days! Check out Handmade Beginnings and Small Stash Sewing for some inspired sewing projects this coming weekend. Read the rest of this entry »
Baby Shower Shopping Power
The April/May Earnshaw’s issue had an article about evolving consumer tastes and habits and how they are influencing retailer. The piece that stood out to me, though, was a sidebar about baby showers. This post highlights statistics from a recent survey by TheBump.com about baby showers. Read the rest of this entry »
Happy Panda Baby Clothes for Bigger Babies
So, what do you do if your baby is larger than average? According to Pamela Kramer, founder of Happy Panda, you will typically be on a quest to find the right clothing fit. This is especially the case when the ages on standard size charts do not match up with your baby's age. Kramer was kind enough to shed some light on how her brand's sizes work, and on what parents of larger babies can do to find clothes that fit. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tips for buying baby clothes that fit
I ran across the question about the accuracy of baby clothing sizes on Yahoo! Answers a while back and have to say that sizing has to be one of the most frustrating things about finding baby clothes that fit. Not only can it make you wonder whether your baby is growing properly, but it can make it difficult to shop. Here are some reasons why you shouldn't rely on the size listed on baby clothing labels and tips for finding clothes that fit your baby well. Read the rest of this entry »
How accurate are baby clothing sizes?
Sizing has to be one of the most frustrating things about finding baby clothes that fit. Here are some tips to keep in mind when you are buying clothes for your baby. Read the rest of this entry »
