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What She Wore Wednesday

By Anonymous
It's Wednesday and time for another fashion review compliments of my 4 year old daughter. It was chilly this morning and I don't think it's going to warm up a great deal so I told her she needed to wear pants today. All her pants are getting a little small- tight in the waist and short in the legs. I refuse to buy new pants at this point in time since it is going to be too hot to wear pants soon. This is what she chose this morning~





Pants: Children's Place (I really love the waists that can be taken in or let out in their pants)
T-shirt: Target (It's another favorite of hers)
Hairbow: Target, same as the headband it's attached to. She fixed her own hair this morning :)
Flip Flops: The Easter Bunny courtesy of Nana Karen--she calls them her "high heeled flip flops--
After I took the pictures she changed into THE GOLD SANDALS  and RED SOCKS. Her dad was ready to leave and I didn't get a picture of that. 

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  1. KarenApril 27, 2011 at 8:34 AM

    I though for sure she would have worn her teddy bear sweater(Brown sweater) this morniing or did you and Betsy hide it

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