Topic: Kids clothes - page 8

Today I’m going to talk about kids sandals. For a while, we used to buy whatever was cheapest at Walmart or Target. But the soles felt hard as a board – not comfy for little feet, and also, I noticed those sandals typically didn’t handle getting wet very well. Then they’d take ages to dry. Ugh.

Then, a few years ago I discovered that Timberland makes a very nice all-purpose children’s sandal: it looks like an everyday sandal, yet it can handle getting wet without feeling uncomfortable or soggy, plus it dries super-fast. Find out more about this sandal and why we buy it every year.

Naartjie kids clothing closed its US online store in 2016 and will not be reopening. Here we have answers for you about why this is happening and what options you have available. 

If you’re looking for PJ’s for your kids, this guide has you covered. I like to shop around from different stores for this: in part to get a good price; in part to pick from many different styles, and in part because pajamas are a seasonal item and go out of stock more suddenly than you might think.

Different stores tend to stock at slightly different times, so shopping around is definitely to your advantage. All the stores shown here stock summer and winter sleepwear in the respective seasons. Read on to find out the best places to buy children’s pajamas. 

Here I present a balanced review of US brand French Toast based on my shopping experiences there. French Toast specializes in school wear and children’s uniforms, but their clothing line includes non-uniform items too.