Dress Up: Infant
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Pretend Play or Dress Up?
Asked by J.H. from Dallas
on April 8, 2008
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Does anyone know of a place in the Plano area that our therapist can take my daughter to do pretend play or dress up or something interactive? My daughter has autism,...
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- Why does your therapist need to take her? Is your therapist a man? That just sounds weird. Can't she play dress up at home, maybe with some kids from church or a pla...
- sorry I can't help but interested in replies...there used to be a place in Plano called The Kids Club House and it went out of business..grocery store, vet store, pupp...
- Hi J., There is a children's play center at Parker and Independence just down from Tom Thumb. Unfortunately, I can't think of the name of it though. It has diffe...
What to Do with a Wedding Dress
Asked by L.O. from Detroit
on February 15, 2008
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I have been married for 8 years... My wedding dress was hanging in the closet in our extra bedroom..But then we had our second child who moved into that bedroom and I ...
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- Dear L., I wish you would've asked that question before you got rid of it. A little Italian lady helped me make a christening outfit & crib set for our child. We...
- Hi L., I have been married for just a year now and of course I still have my gown. Right now I actually still put it on sometimes. I put it on the Christmas after o...
- My mom has a friend who turns wedding dresses into teddy bears. I recently gave her mine, which is 17 years old, and I should have it back soon.
How to Dress Infant for Cold Weather
Asked by M.H. from Chicago
on September 25, 2006
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My daughter is 6 months old and the recent cool weather made me realize we'll need some warm outerwear for the winter months ahead. I'm wondering if other moms can te...
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- Thanks everyone for the great advice! I'm due in about a week and a half, and I was wondering the same thing about this winter. Thanks for starting the dialogue, M.!
- OK, here's my little secret. I found the cutest, most convenient fleece snowsuit from LL Bean. I tried EVERYTHING! This is all fleece with a hood and the feet and h...
- Hi- i have two boys thirteen months apart and I found that with a baby still in car seat, the easiest thing for winter are the car seat jackets. You dress the baby...
Jff:do You Play Dress up in the Bedroom?
Asked by N.N. from Detroit
on September 29, 2011
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I am in need of some new ideas because Lord knows I need them! I am thinking of new things to do and I just thought hey I am sure I could find a few customes durning t...
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- I had a cute santa costume... I wonder what happened to that... Meeting a guy at the door in something lacy and high heels has worked for me every time! Or, skip th...
- Love Jo. W's answer! That is just like me and my Husband. When we were dating before having kids, well it was more wild.
- Not recently, and usually when I do, we both fall asleep before anything exciting happens, LOL!! Now before the baby was born, when the girls were gone for the week...
New to MN: Advice on How to Dress an Infant (And Myself) for the Winter?
Asked by M.T. from Minneapolis
on September 21, 2010
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We just moved from Colorado and I have questions on how to dress our 7 month old son for the Minnesota winter. Although he was born in Colorado in February, he was in...
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- I agree with LAYERS. I wouldn't expect he'll be outside much - he's too little to play, so a snowsuit would be OK, just remember that they get very hot when strappe...
- You need a good snowsuit; I always liked the ones from Lands End and LL Bean. You'll need warm baby blankets, and I found that polarfleece ones were great for winter....
- We've lived in Iowa for 3 yrs., before that Denver for 8 yrs., before that Minnetonka, MN for 8 yrs., and before that Colorado Springs for 17 yrs., so I have lots of C...
Did You "Trash the Dress" After Your Wedding?
Asked by D.P. from Pittsburgh
on March 28, 2011
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This seems to be a trend. Did anyone "Trash the Dress"? Is anyone planning to Trash the Dress?
People are even having photos done of them "trashing the dress". Go...
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- No way! I really don't get the whole fad myself...
- I had to buy a new wedding dress the day before my wedding because the dry cleaner (and their seamstress) screwed up my original one. Our photographer told me it woul...
- I got married two years ago. The trash the dress trend was in effect. I've never been the sentimental type, so I knew I didn't want to hold onto mine. Rather than tras...
How Long Did You Stay in Your Wedding Dress?
Asked by R.D. from Richmond
on June 14, 2011
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After your wedding ceremony and reception, how long did you stay in your wedding dress?
In a perfect world, I'd wear mine until I was ready for bed this coming Satu...
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- Make sure you drink plenty of water. Call your reception hall and make sure they will have plenty of pitchers of ice water on the talbles and keep them there all nigh...
- I changed out of my wedding dress right before we left the reception to go to the hotel ("a going-away outfit") -this was pretty standard procedure back in the "old da...
- I put my dress on in the late morning (around 10:30) and took it off at about 4:30 the next morning - so I stayed in it for 18 hours. The veil, too!! I was not t...
Sell Wedding Dress?
Asked by P.F. from Washington DC
on May 13, 2009
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My husband and I got married 6 years ago. I got my wedding dress cleaned and preserved. It is just taking up space. I think that maybe I would try to sell it. My h...
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- I've also been married 6 years, and I got rid of mine about a year ago. It was taking up space we didn't have to spare. My mother had also saved her dress for me, bu...
- I would keep it for your daughter, even if she doesn't want it, it's a nice gesture. More importantly, I think your daughter will take great joy in seeing it when...
- You could keep it for your daughter but if it's not her style, let her know that she could 'revamp' it or have a seamstress use the material to make a new one. Bu...
Flower Girl Dress Too Expensive!
Asked by N.S. from Chicago
on June 18, 2010
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My SIL is getting married and she asked my SD to be the flower girl in her wedding WITHOUT first asking her father and mother's permission. She also asked my husband t...
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- If the bride is set on your daughter wearing a certain dress when you have offered other options, then I think she should pay for the dress or accept that your daughte...
- You just have to speak up and let her know, it is not something you are able to do. She didn't support you, I am surprised she would ask for the support of your family.
- Sorry, but this is not cool at all. FOR MY OWN WEDDING, I bought my daughter a $10 dress at a flea market for her to be a flower girl. For my brother's wedding, my nei...
Are You Keeping Your Wedding Dress?
Asked by T.O. from Minneapolis
on October 5, 2009
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I love my wedding dress. It was custom made and I always thought that I would keep it forever. I even spent the extra money to have it stored in one of those special...
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- I am definitely in the minority here, but I did get rid of my dress. I spent almost $1000 on it, and loved it, but I was in the same place you are now - no more room!...
- you might regret it if you have any girls. think of friends you have, or family. if they are thinking of getting married, especially if its someone who has express...
- I am keeping mine, not so much so my daughter can wear it but more so that each of my children can have some of it for their weddings if they want.
