Cookii loves the kids

Little known fact I LOVE BABIES....

I LOVE kids clothing...

I believe now a days how your kid is dressed is a direct reflection of the parent.Kids are more fashion concious now a days....and why shouldnt they be?

So here are some of my fav picks for the pint sized fashionista!

Ugg,$50,Bloomingdales.com

Gucci,$230 now $114;Saksfifthavenue.com

Nike,$20; Finishline.com

Burberry,$70;Bloomingdales.com

Juicy Couture,$450;NeimanMarcus.com

Old Navy,$10.50;OldNavy.com

La Galleria ,$5;DrJays.com

Burberry,$90;Saksfifthavenue.com

this blog is dedicated to my future kids godmothers;Juicy,Gutta,Crimson,and Brick

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