what do you think to this girls dress

[carriedaxmaspudding]

here

dd like allthings

either
a.pink
b.flowery
c.or sparkly

or thought this would cover b and c

i thought it might be nice for dds holidays?

i like it, dd is 5, i buy quite ablit of the Yumi stauff from John Lewis, it wears well, that one makes a change from pink (dd also a lover of all things pink and sparkly)

I love it, but the I love all things girly and live vicariously through others as DD hasn't voluntarily worn anything girl like since she turned 2.

arentfanny - you can borrow my dd if you like- her idea of a nice dress is a full length tutu or a bridesmaid dress, every time we go in John Lewis she pleads for a bloody brides maid dress!

I immediately looked to see if you can machine wash it - you can. It's lovely and vibrant. Yumi used to sell direct via their website.

Nancy that would be lovely, we have been toing with the idea of number 3 to get a girly Agnes, on th eplus side DS age 2.5 was boucning on the trampoline this afternoon in a pink princess dress and was very happy.

lol nancy my dd does that too, theres a bridesmaid dress in there covered in sparkles she really wants it, ive even considered getting her one for a party we have in march, but dont know if thats a bit bonkers! lol

just really get sick of pink.

yeah i checked there site couldn't see it on there.

carriedaxmaspudding - we must have the same child! I know the drss you're talking about, i've been shown it many times! I have also considered getting it for parties but then realised the other parents will think i'm a loon.

lol, does your dd like the feathery shrug things in monsoon, my dd loves it in there.

V. Nice.

V. Classy, and spangly enough surely to satisfy DD.

Full Marks Mrs Pudding.

Eek at £30 though.

It looks thin

yep, they must have been seperated at birth! her perfect outfit would be the fluffy cape, the bridesmaid dress and a pair of sequin hello kitty shoes she saw in hennes (accessorised with as many plastic flowery necklaces as possible) when i asked her where she would go in the dress she suggested the park!

Thought it was lovely.Wish we had a grandaughter to buy it for.Maybe soon.

Another "thumbs up" here.

Nancy and carrie, your dd's sound lovely.

nice.
I bought my DD an "uttam" dress which are similar to yumi, got it in TK Maxx for £12. Worth having a look!

thanks for the advice, i'll show her it on the computer and if shes says she likes it, i'll order it.

for spring summer, im going for less clothes but nicer stuff as i find dd has her favourite things that she always wants to wear, and some things she has don't get really even get worn.
so im going for less clothes but stuff she will really like

nancy, oh yes dd has a box with hairclips bangles and likes to pick.
she loves bags too.

animula, thanks, the girlyness is rather a shock to me, as i never ever played fairies or anything like that when i was a child as i was the only girl i think.
so its all faith trust and pixie dust with dd!

I was going to suggest uttam dresses too. TK Maxx does them.

DD likes this sort of thing (in fact she wore this today). And Dr Marten boots. And a cape.

hi soh

what sort of cape was it

Well I think technically it was a curtain. She was SuperDuperGirl you see. She was rescuing Mike (one of a host of imaginary friends) from the Flobadob space alien who was about to eat him.

I think I was playing the part of the space alien and was poked with a judging stick (a coat hanger) and 'judged to death'.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. She takes after her father.

lol shes sounds fun
funny how us parents always get the good parts in the game such as being sentanced to death!