Children's clothes, family life & more - page 10

Finally, I’ve found a good solution for sensibly getting rid of brand-name clothing that your kids have outgrown. It seems like there should be a better solution than a thrift shop, and there is! I tried out Schoola recently. It’s an online store where you can donate gently used brand-name clothing, and the best part is that a percentage of the sales of your items go to benefit your local school! Read on to find out more about how it works and about my experiences donating. 

I’ve been using Postcardly for almost a year now, so I decided this was a good time to review this postcard sending service. Here is a balanced review of Postcardly, listing the pros and cons.

I’ve found it’s quite easy to save money by making sure your child’s clothing can do double duty. If you’re buying an item of clothing, why not let it fit two roles for your child instead of just one? Here are my tips for which items can do double duty, and why.

Today we’ll take an exciting sneak peek behind the scenes at Sophia’s Style, a children’s shop here in the US. What is it like behind the scenes in children’s clothing? We were fortunate enough to be able to reach out to Valentina Chiriacescu, the Children’s Fashion Manager at Sophia’s Style. Read on to get the inside scoop!

My 2 children recently asked for scarves. I told my kids instead of buying a scarf, we were going to make our own! They thought this was awesome. Here I’ll explain in 2 easy steps how to make a scarf for your child. 

Here we show you some great ways to solve the problem of how to share pics of your kids with the extended family directly from your phone. In a way that works for all generations – without requiring Great-Grandma to be on social media.