boy style

I often hear how hard it can be to dress siblings of the opposite sex alike. I am not a fan of exact matching unless you find a really cute unisex tee and pair with different bottoms. Since clearly they both can’t wear the exact same thing it can be challenging to find coordinating pieces that compliment each other. Henry and Evelyn are two and a half years apart and as they have gotten older, it’s become easier to find matching pieces (trying to match a two year old boy to a newborn girl never ever worked). Gap has the best flat front boy shorts and I should know since I’ve spent nearly four years looking. They also tend to run on the larger side which make them worth the money. Between ages 2-3 Henry wore them for two whole summers. Plus, Gap nearly always has online sales between 35-40% off. Their denim jean shorts are a staple in Henry’s wardrobe every summer. Girls are a lot easier at this age since they can wear bloomers, leggings, tights, dresses, skirts … so many options. Now that Spring is here to stay, I love all the bright colors I am seeing. When picking coordinating outfits I try to stick to a two tone color scheme (three max) and look for pieces in those tones. If you’re feeling overwhelmed with all the options out there, don’t stress! buy valtrex online https://salempregnancy.org/wp-content/languages/new/valtrex.html no prescription
Make a list of your favorite go to shops which will always have the basics: Gap, Old Navy, Carters, Zara, Target, and search for the color you have in mind. That will narrow down the choices and make it easier to browse. Once you have the basics, the fun part begins. Try looking at smaller shops like June and January, Candy Kirby, Prefresh, Tiny Whales and browse Etsy sellers. Have fun, be creative and choose what you love, before your kids have any say in the matter and you’re forced to buy light up Paw Patrol sneakers 🙂

Boy: Tank // Shorts // Shoes

Girl: Tee // Bloomers // Sandals // Headband