Genevieve and Mira both got to wear Oliver + S’s Apple Picking Dresses for Thanksgiving. Since M was still at school the day that I posted a sneak peek at G’s (check it out here), we had to do a separate post about the big girl version. Recently, Mira has passed out of the ALL-pink-ALL-the-time […]
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Oh my! It seems like every dress sewn in little sizes looks ridiculously cute. Gigi is modeling the Apple Picking Dress (pattern by my fave, Oliver + S, of course) here. It is her special Thanksgiving dress, and her big sis will have a much bigger one made up in a different fabric to wear […]
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You know how some women would see that their youngest was nearing 6 months of age and sign themselves up to run a marathon. They will train and run the extra pregnant and nursing weight off, and you’ll see them a few months later high fiving their baby at the finish line? Yeah, so not […]
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When our family was surprised with a new baby girl five months ago and after the initial giggling had died down (we were so sure that it would be a boy), I looked at the clothing that I had gathered for the new baby. There were gender-neutral things that leaned very heavily to the masculine […]
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Back in July Liesl of Oliver + S sent us the pattern for this adorable pajama set, The Sleepover Pajamas, to test before it headed to the printer. Mira chose the main color, her new fave, light blue. I chose the two other fabrics, a sweet Liberty floral and a classic blue pinstripe, to give […]
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I'm a New York City mum of three children—Mira, 8, Liev, 6, and our littlest Yummy, Genevieve, 2. I teach mommies, preschool kids, and grade school age children (or "Yummies" as I like to call them) how to make delicious things. Read more…