When you have boys, it’s hard looking for a nice clothes with a nice and cheap price tag. It is a lot easier having a girl, you can have the 35 Php or tatlo isangdaan bliuse from tiangge and it will look good on every baby girl. To think I already have three boys, meaning, their clothes had been hurting my pocket for a time now.LOL

This coming August 22 is my sister’s wedding (I thought it was August 8, but they moved it without advising me). I was in a hunt for a long sleeves polo for Chico. We can’t have him in Barong, aside from we can’t find one that wold fit him, it would not be comfortable for him. As it is, another mall hopping, boutique hopping and endless rack browsing for a mommy with boys.. ACK! why are the clothes department making it hard for me?!?

And it’s not only tha rarity of the boy’s clothes that’s making it hard, there’s the tag! The tag that comes with a raised eyebrow or shocking reaction. Why in the world they priced these kids clothes as much as my pants would? (or maybe I am just cheap LOL). It seems I have no choice but to go with the expensive flow.. and here you go guys, here are my favorite (and as if I had a choice).. kidding aside, these brands are really good, fashionable and with reasonable price (that’s rarity and fashion in consideration):

Gingersnap, they have the trendiest and I love this store because they never run out of brown (one of my fave color) and blues. Another thing is, they carry the hippest girl’s clothes.. I can’t to shop here for my Sati.

Periwinkle, another good store and they carry clothes as casual as play clothes and as formal as long sleeves and the likes.

Okasyon, a nice but a bit expensive shop, but they do carry clothes for formal events and whey they are on sale, they are on SALE!

As for my two boys, they can do with shirts and the likes and Garfield and Company B is always on sale for them.LOL

How about you guys? What’s your favorite children’s boutique?

We are talking local here ha.. don’t mention Carter’s because as you know, their price tag is not good for the wallet, better shop at Walmart for this brand.

You know how other kids can influence your kids and how media/TV print ads can affect the way they think? Well obviously these are very influential to the kid’s mind. Since they have seen this PSP thing, they have been bugging us to buy them one. I have so many reasons why I don’t agree with this kind of toy. Instead of buying them one, I taught them Stone, Paper and Scissors. I was thinking maybe this can take their boredom away. Yes it does for a while and it tortured me. Every five minutes they ask me to play the game with them. I can say that they are now good on playing this game. We would play the game and see who can have the first five wins. It was really funny because my first born is really competitive when it comes to this game. He would really study your move and what will be your next bet (stone, paper or scissors). At first I was winning but days after, I can’t beat this boy!

And that was like years ago. Hubby, who just love to sabotage my parenting style and spoil his kids, gave them a toy. It is not a PSP but something like that. OK it’s a DS lite. Since then my kids have been missing. They can be found in a corner busy playing that toy. ARGHH! And so it was agreed upon that they can only play it if I will allow them to. I hope I can keep with it, it’s a torture, the kids asking for it every five minute..

Mom, can I play now?

waaahhh!