Please stop by BabyDagny.com to check out their super-cute baby clothes. They stock clothes you won't find anywhere else, and their stuff is just super-cute. Of course they've got great stuff for girls (they're featuring hats this week that'll make you get all googly), but they've got a nice selection of stuff for baby boys that's cute but not too sailor-suit and not mini-tough guy, either. (The "no photography" T made me laugh.)
If you live in York, Canada (that's Toronto, for non-Canadians), you'll be happy to find YorkRegionBaby.com, a site that collects York region parenting information for parents and expecting parents. They've got schedules and locations for all kinds of parenting-related classes and meetings, and even a bulletin board where you can post looking for other parents to start a playgroup with you. Click through and check it out.
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I fell in love with the pink 'boy' Equal Opportunity Bodysuit. But $39? How does one justify forty bucks for a bodysuit, for 15 cubic inches of cotton? I'm just in shock. Do I live under a rock or something?
Posted by: Meira | February 09, 2007 at 10:37 AM
They have a cow-print onsie! Do you think I could get my cat to wear it?
Posted by: Rosemary Grace | February 09, 2007 at 12:47 PM
Very cute baby clothes. Yes, designer brand clothing does run more expensive. But, you are paying for the quality of the clothing. I do splurge on these items for friends and family. http://www.sandboxcouture.com has a wonderful assortment of designer baby clothes too!
Posted by: Sid | February 09, 2007 at 05:53 PM
Also check out http://www.newmarketbaby.ca - they've got quite the list of childcare providers in the region, as well as a baby gear exchange. Tons of listings of local resources as well. Worth giving a look!
Posted by: Taylor's Mom | March 10, 2007 at 12:37 AM