Monday, 30. November 2009
In this article we will look at 3 important parts to the perfect princess dress and how you can make one for your own little princess. While playing dress up entering a world of make believe, it is necessary to have the right dress; but unless you are a princess yourself, you may not know what it takes to create such a dress.
1. Color Choice: As with most people, no two princesses are alike; this applies to your own little princess as well. And since everyone has their own taste, it is important to pick the right color to suit her desires. Let your daughter be involved in the process, this will ensure that the end result will be something that she will truly love. Pink may be your idea of the perfect princess dress color, but she may have something else in mind entirely.
2. Shoes: It has been said that no outfit is complete without the shoes. As Snow White had her trademark black slippers and Cinderella her shoes made of glass, it is important to choose the right shoes for your princess’s dress. Find something that will not only compliment the dress, but that will fit your child well; the last thing you want happening is for their shoes to not fit and cause a catastrophe on their way to the ball! Read more... (481 words)
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Monday, 3. August 2009
by Jennifer Hess
When do you do your shopping for your kids clothing for the school year? If you answered the week before school, it is time to re-evaluate how and when you do this task. Get on the ball and you will not only save money, but a lot of time as well.
If you find that you don’t have the time to get out to the stores and find all of the bargains, get on the internet and check out www.growinggrowinggone.ca. If you want your kids to look their best and not kill your pocket book, this is absolutely the site that you need to be on.
The best thing about this incredible site is that it is owned and operated by one of our own. Just another mom who is out there trying to help us all save a buck. If you are going to spend your money, why not do it with someone who will actually appreciate your business?
The last time I looked at the site, she had a Liz Claiborne Skort on sale for $11.70! That is about half of what you would pay at any other store for kids. Think of the wardrobe that you can put together for your kids at these prices. Read more... (407 words)
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Thursday, 30. July 2009
by Jennifer Hess
It really does not matter how much money you have, everyone likes to save money when they go shopping. Regardless if you are using it to buy more kids clothing or to keep some money in the bank, money saved is truly money earned.
The harsh reality of it all is that with the economy being the way it is, a lot of stores cannot afford to cut prices because of declining sales. Those big discount days seem to have gone by the wayside and our pockets are paying the price.
It is almost refreshing when you see a company that is looking at the everyday person and pricing things so that we can actually get the finer things in life without the big ticket prices that often come with them. It is nice to finally be able to buy your kids the best clothing available and not having to take a second job in order to do so.
The discounts that you will find at www.growinggrowinggone.ca are second to none. Forget about a small savings of 5 or 10%, most of these prices are marked down 25% or more. It is almost as though they are having a 2 for 1 sale every day of the week. Read more... (374 words)
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Thursday, 30. July 2009
by Jennifer Hess
How sick and tired are you of paying a small fortune for kids clothing? The way things are these days, you can end up paying just as much if not more for kid’s clothes as you do for your own. If you are buying designer labels, that credit card of yours is probably screaming.
The biggest problem many of us have with putting out kids in designer clothing is the cost. How do you justify paying $35 for a skirt that they will outgrow in just a few months? The kids may not be happy about it, but plain old bargain clothes will have to do most of the time on limited budgets.
There is finally a site out there that has exactly these concerns in mind and it is www.growinggrowinggone.ca. Not only are all of the kids clothes discounted, they are labels that you and your child would absolutely kill for.
Pick your favorite designer label. Now think of a price that you would see at a department store. Now take a seat so you don’t end up on the floor in shock at the discounts that are offered at GrowingGrowingGone. If 35% or more off doesn’t put you into shock, nothing will. Read more... (394 words)
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Thursday, 23. July 2009
by Jennifer Hess
Nothing is worse than looking at the calendar and realizing that the school year is about to start and you have not bought one stitch of kids clothing yet. The intelligent thing to do is to get out there as soon as possible and take advantage of the real sales over the summer versus paying full price at the end of the summer.
If your excuse is that you don’t have time to get to the stores, you need to get on the web and check out www.growinggrowinggone.ca. A quick scan of the site and you will quickly realize that you can have your kids in the latest fashions at a fraction of the price were you to shop as the department stores.
The best thing about this incredible site is that it is owned and operated by one of our own. Just another mom who is out there trying to help us all save a buck. If you are going to spend your money, why not do it with someone who will actually appreciate your business? Read more... (417 words)
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Tuesday, 14. July 2009
by Jennifer Hess
Are you ready to stop paying those super high prices for kids clothing or shopping at the cheapest stores only to find that every shrinks up or forms little holes very quickly? If so, then it is time to start shopping for the best name brands on the market but at a reduced rate. If that sounds appealing, consider all of your options to make it happen.
Garage Sales: This has been a great way to find used children’s clothing at very low prices, and they are making a come back in these tough financial times. If you can find a good area of town with a lot of affluent parents you can likely find some great yard sale prices.
Thrift Stores: From the big stores such as Goodwill or the Salvation Army to small mom-and-pop type thrift stores, this is another old but still relevant way to find reduced prices on clothing for your little ones. You may even be able to find brand new clothing with the tags still attached. Read more... (569 words)
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Monday, 29. June 2009
by Jennifer Hess
Most of us have children at some point or another in our lives. They can be the whole reason we exist sometimes. Taking care of them is a full time job in and of it self. Finding kids clothing is also a full time job. It seems kids favorite thing to do is grow really fast so you have to buy mew clothing every month.
In addition to buying clothing you have to keep them fed and bathed as well. In most cases the food you buy will end up on the clothes you buy. Make sure you have a decent detergent to clean it all out with. Nothings worse than mud or pasta sauce mixed in with paint. Sorry if I made some of you cringe in fear.
Kids will play as hard as they can as often as they can, it’s what they do. They will dig in any dirt pit, roll around in any pile of leaves they can find, and anything else they can get into. As you can surmise on your on this make clothes really filthy. Many clothing brands constantly try to build clothing that can stand up to children. Read more... (640 words)
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