POINTLESS PURCHASES FOR BABIES, PART 1 OF 10,362
Friday, December 12, 2014![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhV6fr8e3sNQ_cziwwt8d01iKzyPaPNom3G-YaYEcE6sVfqTHQrffQa7-4RHZYcu-rRPlqpe1WvPJTi-P0Acvq2tWTmrp85gL5soflEim-JlfrPRFqMTZA0Ai8TK144_TC3xHPJdTgxkQo/s1600/Baby+Snood.jpg)
Never mind jumpers for dogs, how about a SNOOD for a BABY???
I mean, I've got one (Exhibit A), Smidgen's got one (Exhibit B), so it only seems right that Flora should have one too, no?
When I was wee my favourite thing to do, besides reading, was dressing my dolls up in different outfits and parading them about. It has only just occurred to me that I will spend the next 10 years, AT LEAST, picking outfits for my child. I'm not saying she's basically just a human doll, but I'm not not saying that...
Baby knit snood, £7.99, Zara. Money well spent, I think you'll agree.
3 boats moored
Using your daughter as a doll doesn't seem all that bad - although that's coming from someone whose wife was none too subtly treating the children as a means for getting some use out of her degrees in cognitive science and linguistics. She at least looked slightly sheepish when I asked how long the experiment was to run, but I didn't have the courage to ask who the control population was in case I didn't like the implication.
ReplyDeleteZara Baby THE BEST. In Belgium, land of expensive Victorian baby clothes, it really is an oasis in the desert.
ReplyDeleteUm, buy it. NOW.
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