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Wanna Be A Cowgirl Baby?
I’ve had Kid Rock kickin’ around my head since I found this tee (time to power up the iPod), but I promise you don’t have to cover your kids’ eyes. The cowgirl baby tee is waiting for her to pack up her game and head out west (there I go again). Perfect for babies who like to kick up their heels, choose between hot pink for the rowdy g...
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Pink Chicken’s Owl Dress
With just the right touch of whimsy and a huge shot of modern sophistication, Pink Chicken’s clothing will always “wow”. This dark blue dress has sky blue owls printed all over it and is 100% cotton. Find the Pink Chicken Olive Dress in the Owl Pattern at Arte Baby for $US68 (plus $US34 shipping to Australia). Hint: Qualify for f...
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6 Totally Stylish French Kicks For Kids
There is one important question to ask yourself when purchasing shoes from the Petites Maloles line. Do you mind that your child has a more stylish pair of shoes than you? If not, and you’re one of those who likes to dress your little girl up in your love—expensive French love—then this collection just may be for you. Read more...
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Let’s Not Let Our Little Girls Get ’stupid’
I don’t have a little girl of my own, so I live through my friends with daughters. One 6-year-old lass I’m keeping my eye on, for instance, likes to pee standing up when she’s naked in the summer (quite impressive!) and take unexpected nose dives onto patches of ice in the winter. When I look at her doing such things, I am heartened by...
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Toys R Us Can’t Be Serious. But They Are.
Does your daughter have a burning desire to play Ouija board? But clearly she can’t since the game is totally for boys? Well, for only $US19.99, you can make your daughter’s dream come true, because Hasbro just came out with a new “just for girls” Ouija board! What makes this edition different from the original Ouija board that can be h...
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What Burlesque Can Teach Your Daughter
Burlesque is not the first thing that comes to mind when I consider how to impart healthy self-esteem to girls. But Deirdre Timmons, the director of A Wink and a Smile—a new documentary about the resurgence of burlesque—thinks her 12-year-old’s exposure to burlesque has helped her have "no body image issues whatsoever." As she recently told H...
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Bye Bye Barbie: Girls Ditch Dolls For Technology
Did you know it's not cool to play with dolls anymore? A new survey of 2500 Australians has found that while the mothers of today's children stopped playing with dolls between the ages of 10 and 11, their daughters were discarding dolls at an average age of six or seven. Researcher Mark McCrindle told the SMH, "These kids are 'up-ageing', th...
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Don’t Call Her A Tomboy
Ask anyone of our generation what a tomboy is, and as forward-thinking as we might be, you'll get a gender-bending answer. Ask our kids, and you might just get a funny look. It seems the word tomboy is disappearing, or at least the negative connotation that came with it when we were kids. Years ago a girl who preferred her t-shirts to tutus a...
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What Do You Call Your Daughter’s Ladyparts?
Hopefully not 'ladyparts'—although, according to a Guardian writer who has compiled readers’ names for their daughter’s private parts, “ladybits” is the euphism of choice for at least one parent. Other contenders include tweenie (between the legs), front bottom (the visuals on that one are just disturbing), twinkie, minnie, muff, and p...
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