I'm almost crying because this one-piece skunk suit doesn't come in Aspen's size. I would die if I could get her in it next winter. It'd be a fun replacement for the bear suit she'll outgrow this spring (can you believe it's still cold enough in MAY for her to be wearing a bear suit?!).
Showing posts with label onesie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label onesie. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Sassy GAP
I'm almost crying because this one-piece skunk suit doesn't come in Aspen's size. I would die if I could get her in it next winter. It'd be a fun replacement for the bear suit she'll outgrow this spring (can you believe it's still cold enough in MAY for her to be wearing a bear suit?!).Friday, January 14, 2011
Delight in baby clothes
Ages ago I won an adorable onesie for Aspen from My Baby D and I'm just now getting around to sharing it with you. My excuse... is that I had to wait for Aspen's hair to be less ugly before I photographed her in the onesie.
From the size of that baby belly I'd say she definitely loves boobies. My Baby D also has breast pads that are washable and reusable, which is a great investment for any breastfeeding mom. I recieved a free set of 20 around the time Aspen was born and using them saved me a lot of money in those early days of new-motherhood.
Check out the shop for some other cute and funny onesies!
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
I wish I could find this in stores.
I can only find this onesie online and it's so disappointing because I want ot redeem my "in-store only" coupons.

Maybe it's a good thing though. I don't want it to appear that we're trying to persuade our child too soon to appreciate good music. She may need to wait a few years before she's ready for Pink Floyd.

Maybe it's a good thing though. I don't want it to appear that we're trying to persuade our child too soon to appreciate good music. She may need to wait a few years before she's ready for Pink Floyd.
Monday, February 8, 2010
This one's for my family.
It was tradition in my family to give everyone a copy of "Tommy Boy" when it came time to leave home.
My family LOVES that movie. Kev is also a big fan, but he needs to work on his quotes.
When I showed him this onesie, he told me immediately to buy it. How can I resist when I've been given "permission?"
Until my pilates buddy leaves the nest, this onesie will have to be an acceptable substitute for receiving a copy of the movie.
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