But, see, here's my dilemma. Our household's current economic stimulus plan (no bail-out included) does not accommodate for new shoes for... me. Which is quite a sad story, given all the super cute spring styles out there right now (more on that here).
Yeesh, I'm cringing at how selfish that sounds, but I'm just having a little honest maternal moment and admitting that I sometimes find it difficult to shell out major bucks for a teensy speck of a cow (a mere bovine iota, really) that Bug will inevitably outgrow in the next six weeks.
But, the cuteness factor of baby shoes does help to compensate for the fact that my oblivious tot has more fashion sense, literally, in his pinky toe than in his mother's entire wardrobe these days.
Check out the edibleness of these little pairs...


Robeez Tredz "Trucks," $34.95 @ tinysoles.

Pediped, $31 on tinysoles.

$53.10 at Zappos.
Reviewing these top picks, I'm suddenly feeling a strong, STRONG urge to call one of Bug's grandmothers.
Now that's an economic stimulus plan that I can live with. ;-)
1 comment:
I hate this post. And by that I mean I hate that I want to buy every one of these cute little shoes. If ever I am rich... I'll help others and keep my kids feet stylish.
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