this outfit really isn't that bad, but so many people have asked me if it bothers me that some days her clothes don't match or that her hair looks crazy if she does it herself, or that she is wearing different patterns from head to toe.
my answer is simple...no.
there was a time that it bothered me and i would fuss and fight with my children about what they were wearing and all it did was waste 20 minutes or more of my precious daily time and give me a headache. not to mention, i was only teaching them to care what other people think of them based on how they look.
why should they care. why should I care. they are kids.
now, i don't allow my children to wear anything inappropriate. not just inappropriate for society, but the situation, meaning, i expect them to look appropriate for church and i usually choose their clothes when i take portraits of them. but, other than that i put no restrictions on how they wear their clothes.
some days, in my opinion, they look CR-A-ZZZZY, like a little
punky brewster, but i never criticize.
i truly feel that allowing them to dress themselves boosts their self confidence and is one small avenue of creative expression.
plus, it really is a stress reliever to surrender in that battle.
the outfit
green shirt (3/4 length sleeves with a flare) - carter's
leopard print coat - crazy 8
hot pink leggings - hanna anderson
shoes - nike
4 year old fashionista | tyler style file 2 of 4
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