My girls are so big! Every morning I go into Reese's room and tell her to pick something to wear. She has a hard time deciding so I try to help her ...or on days when it does matter I show her what to wear and it is DRAMA! She pitches the biggest fit, that shirt will be too long, this doesn't have sleeves (who hates sleeveless??) and on and on. Same with the hair. I need two braids, or two pigtails or a headband. Sometimes we combine it. Forget bows. Those days are over :(
But more interestingly is that Reese wants to wear pj's all day. Seriously! We go to the store and the second she gets home she rips off her clothes and says "time to be normal again." hahahaha. She has even started playing outside in them and I don't care. Judge me if you want. I even bought her a new dress I thought "why am I buying her new clothes I should go see what new pjs they have."
Saige is the same or worse! That girl is so into shoes and clothes. I bought myself some new clothes today and I'd take something out and Saige said "Ohhhh Mommy that is CUUUUTE!" She was just as into MY clothes as hers! ha! I think I have a future shopper on my hands folks!
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That so sounds like Abby - like seriously for the past year it practically involved bribing her if I wanted to pick out her outfit and her picking it out takes 20 minutes at least most days! Forget the bows most days until recently (and forget any ponytail/headband/whatnot - it had to just be down in her face)
And the pjs totally same thing here. She gets home from preschool goes to her room for quiet time while I put Micah down for a nap and changes into pjs/a little tank top and comfy shorts. See my Easter post and you'll see she put on pjs as soon as we were home from Church. I didn't even have a chance to snap a picture of the kids all dressed up together on Easter day! Which I guess is why the Easter Bunny brought 2 new pairs of pjs. HA!
HAHA! I saw her yesterday riding her bike in her princess pj's and giggled. I love little ones with a mind of their own.
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