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Fall's easiest outfit

by Susan Wagner, Posted Sep 19th 2008 8:00AM

For most of us, the daily routine of being a mom is pretty mundane: get up, get dressed, get ready for the day. We shuttle kids and juggle projects and run errands. We start the laundry and start dinner and start homework. Occasionally, we go to ...
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Tired of tees? Five budget-friendly alternatives

by Susan Wagner, Posted Aug 22nd 2008 8:00AM

The t-shirt is a wardrobe basic, no matter who you are or what you do all day, but when you're a mom, you rely even more on the trusty tee. It's easy to wear, easy to wash, and easy to find. No fuss, no muss, no hassle. Just make sure you're not ...
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Harajuku Lovers Tees

by Sarah James, Posted Jan 12th 2008 9:00AM

I see London, I see France, I see some damn cute t-shirts. (Hey, I'm not a poet.) I found these tees from Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers' line a couple of weeks ago and promptly fell in love. Granted, they are 30 bucks a pop (NOT CHEAP), but they are ...
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Splurgeworthy - Random Nicole tees

by Sarah James, Posted Oct 10th 2007 9:01AM

Warning: these tees are not cheap. Back away slowly if a $50 childrens shirt makes you cringe. However, I think you should at least give the tees a chance because they are perfectly unique and darling. Random Nicole's eccentric yet classic designs ...
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Christian children's clothing condemns non-believers to Hell

by Jonathon Morgan, Posted Sep 27th 2007 2:34PM

I'm all for people believing whatever they want -- far be it from me to tell you that there's something wrong with your faith. However, do you really want your kid going around in a shirt that condemns all the non-believers to Hell? Like a billboard ...
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For your little grump - lightning bolt tee

by Sarah James, Posted Sep 26th 2007 12:00PM

The majority of my around-the-house toddler clothes come from Old Navy. They are comfortable, relatively durable and most importantly, inexpensive. Who wants blueberry stains all over a $30 shirt, especially when it will be too small in a month? ...
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iPood, and it stinks

by Jonathon Morgan, Posted Aug 30th 2007 12:03PM

Sometimes I think part of the reason I want more kids is so that I could dress my baby in funny little t-shirts. After all, what kind of pseudo-hipster parent would I be if I wasn't in love with ironic tops and onesies? That's why I'm a huge fan of ...
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Cut-out fetus maternity wear is kinda gross

by Jonathon Morgan, Posted May 10th 2007 10:03AM

At first glance, I thought this was cute. Like, "oh, look at the little fetus outline -- because there's a fetus in her belly, I get it!" Then I looked closer, noticed the scissors, and was a little creeped out. I have no idea what the designer is ...
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Very Meri Shirts

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Jan 25th 2007 3:28PM

There are a lot of online stores where you can buy t-shirts for your kids. Here's one where you can buy t-shirts designed by kids. Very Meri "gives a voice to children of all ages, through whimsical and uplifting clothing, while promoting the arts ...
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