Keeping Your Young Daughter Fashionable and Still Looking Like a Little Girl By Kate Marie Wilber At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Little girls are a joy to dress. The clothing is bright and feminine. As your little daughter grows, however, you may see the fashions start to change. It becomes more and more difficult to make sure your daughter leaves the home dressed like the little girl she is.

Many fashions designed for young girls are over the top. Blame the media or mainstream media the end result is the same – inappropriate clothing. Are their strategies and resources to help your daughter find the fun and fashionable look she desires while still looking her age?

You betcha!

Strategies and Resources to Keep Your Young Daughter Fashionable and Still Looking Like Your Little Girl

- Embrace child friendly designers and stores. When shopping with your daughter, steer clear of the mainstream stores which tend to sell the big girl clothing. Smaller boutiques and stores which specialize in clothing specifically for little girls will have beautiful clothing for your daughter to choose from.

- Let her choose. Sounds scary right? Let your daughter choose her clothing. We’ll I’m not advising giving them the credit card and setting them free in the store, no matter what their age, however you can give them options. When shopping with your daughter in a store or online, choose a few items you approve of and then let your daughter make the final decision. That way she can exercise her freedom and you can make sure the items meet your approval.

- Cultivate her style. Each child has their very own sense of style. In fact, it can be amazing to see what they put together sometimes. Encourage your daughter to find items she likes. Have a discussion about what she likes to wear, why she likes certain items and what colors and fabrics she enjoys. Understanding her tastes will help you choose items more to her liking. After all there’s nothing worse than spending a fortune on clothing that your daughter never wears or worse, stuffs under her bed.

- Bright and shiny baubles. Another way to compromise, to give your daughter a sense of control over her clothing and you the comfort that she still looks like the little girl she is, is to let her choose her accessories. What’s better than adding a fun hat to an outfit, a headband or even a pair of tights?

- Set the standard What do you wear? Do you take pride in your appearance and dress appropriately? Children take cues from the adults in their life and you as their mom or dad are the most prominent adults. It goes without saying that being a good role model matters.

- Relax. Find a few stores which sell items your daughter likes and you approve of. Stock her wardrobe with items you’re comfortable with and then let her have the freedom she desires. Letting go of control over what your daughter wears will help her cultivate her own sense of style and confidence. The key of course is to make sure you approve of the items in her closet. In the long run you’ll both be happier and better dressed!

Little girls young and old enjoy fashion. It gives them a sense of confidence and helps them understand who they are. Help them stay the beautiful young and delightful children they are by providing fun and fashionable items for them to choose from. Find those key stores which appeal to the both of you. Give her a bit of freedom and reap the benefits.

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