How to Crochet a Newborn Dress? Making and Care Guide
Start with a soft yarn, crochet a simple bodice, then add rows for the skirt— you can add little ruffles…
Jackie Koval
Hi, I'm Jackie Koval, a fashion writer passionate about exploring diverse styles. Delve into my articles, mainly centered on children's fashion—a topic often overlooked. I aim to guide parents on caring for their kids, covering clothing, accessories, and childcare products through informative content. Stay tuned for more articles!
10 Fun Matching Outfit Ideas for Kids and Parents
• Need ideas to update the appearance of your family? Coordinated dressing enhances togetherness while leaving lasting impressions everywhere, all…
Can You Use Dryer Sheets with Newborn Clothes? Safety Tips
Skip the dryer sheets for newborn clothes! Their chemicals and residue can irritate the baby’s delicate skin—stick to natural softness…
How to Get Baby Poop out of Clothes? Tips for Removing Tough Stains
Getting baby poop out of clothes doesn’t have to be a huge hassle! If you’re in a rush, try the…
What to Wear to Baby Shower in Winter for You and Your Kids?
Layer is the key for any winter outfit. You can wear beautiful dresses, blouses, and pants (and even skirts) at…
How to Fold Newborn Clothes: A Simple Guide for New Parents
How to fold newborn clothes? You can follow different types of folding methods to fold and store your little ones…
Where to Donate Newborn Clothes: Every Parents Should Know
You can donate newborn clothes to local charities, shelters, and hospitals that support families in need. Organizations like Goodwill, Baby2Baby,…
What Should You Wear for Winter Clothing? A Complete Guide
Dress your kids with layers to stay warm in winter. You can start with long underwear and thermal leggings as…
How to Wear Fashionable Winter Clothes: Stay Warm & Stylish
Kids can embrace a bold look this winter with layering of winter fabrics like merino wool, fleece, and faux fur….
How to Wear Winter Clothes: Winter Clothes Tips for Kids
Start with a base layer made of merino wool or thermal sweater. For the mid layer, go for fleece jackets…