Celebrity Dish on Itzy Ritzy carseat cover

Jerry O'Connell & Rebecca Romijn's twin daughters Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip love their matching Baby Ritzy Riders in sassy Leopard and Fuchsia! The paparazzi snapped them twice this week as featured on
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Today's Heirloom Clothing

AT the end of each growth spurt I find myself going thru my daughter clothing. When I do so, I separate her outgrown clothes into 3 piles:

1- Heirloom Items
2- Keep for future children
3- Give Aways
4- Trash :(

The first - Heirloom Clothing- is what I want to talk about. People sometimes rush to get rid of beautiful clothing in their children's draw- especially if they don't plan on having anymore. This is where I must yell "STOP!" You should keep a few of your child's classic pieces! Of course the trends will change and styles will be created, but there is nothing more special than being an adult and seeing in person the baby clothing that you once wore! My mother handed me a small box of clothing that she had kept of mine. My favorite item is a blue pea coat. It was made so nicely and the style is so classic that I will be letting my daughter wear it next year. My mom also gave me two other outfits that scream 1980- but I put my daughter in them and had her photo taken in them. I am hoping that she will have a daughter and do the same!

By my mom doing that for me- she made me realize that I should keep a few nice pieces for my daughter.

If you notice the last pile is "trash" and this is because there are so many poor quality children's clothes that make it into her closet! This is a TERRIBLE waste- not only my future children not wear it, but no child will wear it! These clothes will never make it into a heirloom box. This is why it is worth it to spend a little more on quality clothing- they WILL get worn again and again- if not by your children, but a child somewhere!

The trendy child

My daughter is officially more trendy than I am! She was dressed in the cutest outfit the other day. I had her in her One-of-a-Kind onesie courtesy of Little Hipster and a hip little black jacket. When I removed her winter jackets I hear an array of awe's and "How cute is that?" I look at my trendy child and smile. Then I realize that I have on a sweatshirt with food along the shoulder (for texture) and jeans that are tattered. Right then and there I decided that I need a little boost! I realize that I often pay more attention to making my baby look fab that I neglect myself! I found a great blog that is updated regularly with fashion tips to help you look fab.

Now it is important to have your kids sport cute outfits, but you can't follow them around looking like their nanny!