Presenting...the long awaited pictures of newbie clothes! While we're on the topic of baby clothes, I should mention I can't stand pink, frilly, obviously girly clothes for baby girls or clothes for little boys that say things like "Tough Guy" or "Daddy's Little Muscle Man" on them. I am into gender neutral (yet oh-so-hip of course) baby clothes. See below for the winners so far...
From my best British friend Sam(antha) - a Strawberry bib from a boutique in London (Strawberry significance: James stalked me at the Strawberry Music Festival in California 7 years ago)
A wee yellow tee from Grandma Darby...
And matching circus pants from a boutique in Berkeley!
Cousin Ro will love the tigers! Grrrrr!
The hip Oakland Grandma also bought CrockBaby a box of 7 different colored sets of mock-Converse All Star baby booties - perfect for dancing at Daddy's gigs
Baby onesies - purchased by CrockMama on Ebay
Future rock guitarist/groupie depending on which parent CrockBaby takes after
Daddy's political ranting mixed with Mommy's American slang
This is about as pink and frilly as I'll get - and even this is pushing it. Grandma Darby insisted I purchase this when we went shopping - I relented because it was a strawberry.
2 comments:
Great onesies! The long sleeves are a must in our climate. Mather doesn't get much use out of her short sleeved wardobe. Mather is also a big fan of gender neutral. We also put her in a lot of non-pink feminine styles and colors - they can be hard to find, but they're out there... not that you're having a girl... well, that remains to be determined!
Hey, Crockmama. Chimpy's papa here. I've meant to comment since you introduced yourself on Lil' Chimpy. I've been meaning to say hello but didn't have much to say until now. Those are awesome onesies. We received a gift from babywit.com and are fans of their line now. Seems, though, that you're hooked up with plenty of cool baby duds.
Nice to meet you. Keep the pictures coming.
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