Baby Clothes & Children's Clothing
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Tutu - How To Make A No-Sew Tutu Skirt For Your Little Girl
Tutus are not just for ballerinas. These cute outfits looks prettier on crawling, standing on tippy toes infant babies.
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Free Baby Girl Toddler Crochet Dress Patterns from Worsted Weight Yarn or Wool
Collection of free baby patterns for the cutest dresses online!!
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Convert Baby Clothes Size Chart: American, Australian & Europe
If you're expecting a baby but are planning to move countries or simply buy overseas items, the different sizing can be confusing. Here's a guide for converting baby clothes sizes.
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Shopping for Children's Clothing--The 5 Best Stores
This hub article is about shopping for children's clothes and the best places to indeed shop for the best prices and quality too. Included are reviews of The Children's Place, Old Navy, Target, Kohl's, and Babies R Us.
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Why Choose Snowsuits for Babies and Toddlers?
Snowsuits are the very best thing to keep your baby or toddler warm and cosy this winter. It is very important to keep your baby warm in the winter, so find out what to look for in an infant snowsuit
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Best Dancewear for Girls
Is your little girl in need of some new dancewear? Check out these options for the best dancewear for girls, including the best tights, leotards, tutus, dance shoes and more!
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You Want to Wear That?!
A fun look at the sometime serious issue of child and teen fashion. What is acceptable to let your child or teen wear?
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Shoes for kids with wide feet
A list of tested brands of wide width toddler and childrens' shoes with critiques and suggestions. Shoes for the hard to fit child with high insteps or wide feet.
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Choosing Raincoats & Rain Gear For Kids
When the rainy season comes, you want your child to be well protected from getting wet and cold. Keep your children warm and dry with raincoats, umbrella and boots. Help your child stay healthy.
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Wool Diaper Covers: The Perfect Companion to Cloth Diapering
Wool is highly absorbent, capable of retaining up to 25-35 percent of its weight in moisture. Wool is slow to feel damp, and it dries as slowly, so does not chill the wearer by drying too fast as cotton and silk can. Wool is naturally...