What do little girls wear under dresses?

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Anonymous wrote:I buy bike shorts in bunches when I find them on sale at various places so they have around 10 each. The sales at Gymboree are usually good and convenient for me, since I make a trip there maybe twice a year.

http://www.gymboree.com/shop/dept_item.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524446054061&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302798995&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=1408474395917465&bmUID=kU6r0Yi&productSizeSelected=0&fit_type=

There's also MonkeyBarBuddies which as super durable and come in many designs and lengths--both my 8yo and 4yo girls love them. They're pricier, though. Below I provide the sale link.

http://monkeybarbuddies.com/sale

It seems like Gymboree has ruined their bike shorts this year by shortening them. Gymboree's whole line has really gone south in the last year.

Good for under dresses.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bike shorts, or short leggings, or long leggings when it's cold.

OP here, thank you! Do you know where I can find bike shorts for toddlers? Want to order now!!!

Target also has them. Very inexpensive, you can buy a few to match the dress

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:One girl prefers pants, one likes skirts every day, the others go back and forth. Oh, and the skirts that come with built-in shorts are a pain, the shorts are always way too loose to be useful, so we take them out.

Really? Both of my daughters only wanted to wear skorts, when they were in the 6-10 age range.

Ah, that's the difference. I'm talking about the toddler skirts with the built-in shorts underneath. Even for the 6yo wearing 4T, the skirt fits at the waist, but the shorts are too baggy and they move too much to be useful. So we take them out and she wears bike shorts instead.