Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never returned those hannas by the way. The 80/90 cm pants work well as shorts for the 5 yr old. LOL!

Right?!? I think that's the route we'll end up taking as well!!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never returned those hannas by the way. The 80/90 cm pants work well as shorts for the 5 yr old. LOL!

Right?!? I think that's the route we'll end up taking as well!!!

I'm the PP many pages ago who can't self-coordinate separates, so I love places like Hanna or Gymboree. I have a skinny kid too, and a quick stitch or two takes in the pants of most clothes. Also, that is one thing I have found about Hanna. They are loose and baggy enough that dresses become tunics become shirts. Leggings become capris and we can get a couple of seasons worth of wear out of them. I still only buy on sale, but it makes them that much more affordable if I know she's going to wear the same shirt or dress for 4 or 5 seasons instead of 1 or 2.[/quote]

That's true. That does make it more affordable that way. You are right. Thanks also for the tip about the quick stitch at the waist. Maybe I will try this. We have not bought any HA but do have one hand-me-down outfit from some friends, so maybe I will try that with the waist of the leggings. Thank you!

Anonymous wrote:First DS wore beautiful, classic clothing. I wouldn't tolerate commercial characters or stupid sayings or GAP in huge letters on his shirts.

I am so over it. Second DS can wear whatever heinous ensemble that his dad lets him pick out when they shop together. Spiderman? Little Monkey? Bring it. Letting DS have a say in his clothing is fun for him and liberating for me. I look at photos of first DS now, and frankly, he looked just a little too precious.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never returned those hannas by the way. The 80/90 cm pants work well as shorts for the 5 yr old. LOL!

Right?!? I think that's the route we'll end up taking as well!!!

I'm the PP many pages ago who can't self-coordinate separates, so I love places like Hanna or Gymboree. I have a skinny kid too, and a quick stitch or two takes in the pants of most clothes. Also, that is one thing I have found about Hanna. They are loose and baggy enough that dresses become tunics become shirts. Leggings become capris and we can get a couple of seasons worth of wear out of them. I still only buy on sale, but it makes them that much more affordable if I know she's going to wear the same shirt or dress for 4 or 5 seasons instead of 1 or 2.[/quote]

That's true. That does make it more affordable that way. You are right. Thanks also for the tip about the quick stitch at the waist. Maybe I will try this. We have not bought any HA but do have one hand-me-down outfit from some friends, so maybe I will try that with the waist of the leggings. Thank you!

Anonymous wrote:OP here. What size are you talking about re Gymboree? I thought they had adjustable waist like JJ. DD has a few pants from them and they did have the feature. I thought all their pants/shorts/bermudas had it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never returned those hannas by the way. The 80/90 cm pants work well as shorts for the 5 yr old. LOL!

Right?!? I think that's the route we'll end up taking as well!!!

I'm the PP many pages ago who can't self-coordinate separates, so I love places like Hanna or Gymboree. I have a skinny kid too, and a quick stitch or two takes in the pants of most clothes. Also, that is one thing I have found about Hanna. They are loose and baggy enough that dresses become tunics become shirts. Leggings become capris and we can get a couple of seasons worth of wear out of them. I still only buy on sale, but it makes them that much more affordable if I know she's going to wear the same shirt or dress for 4 or 5 seasons instead of 1 or 2.[/quote]

That's true. That does make it more affordable that way. You are right. Thanks also for the tip about the quick stitch at the waist. Maybe I will try this. We have not bought any HA but do have one hand-me-down outfit from some friends, so maybe I will try that with the waist of the leggings. Thank you!

OP, we were talking about Hanna Andersen.

Anonymous wrote:Talking about Hanna Anderson not Gymboree. Leggings, sweat pants, etc with elastic waists not those adjustable waist thingies.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. What size are you talking about re Gymboree? I thought they had adjustable waist like JJ. DD has a few pants from them and they did have the feature. I thought all their pants/shorts/bermudas had it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never returned those hannas by the way. The 80/90 cm pants work well as shorts for the 5 yr old. LOL!

Right?!? I think that's the route we'll end up taking as well!!!

I'm the PP many pages ago who can't self-coordinate separates, so I love places like Hanna or Gymboree. I have a skinny kid too, and a quick stitch or two takes in the pants of most clothes. Also, that is one thing I have found about Hanna. They are loose and baggy enough that dresses become tunics become shirts. Leggings become capris and we can get a couple of seasons worth of wear out of them. I still only buy on sale, but it makes them that much more affordable if I know she's going to wear the same shirt or dress for 4 or 5 seasons instead of 1 or 2.[/quote]

That's true. That does make it more affordable that way. You are right. Thanks also for the tip about the quick stitch at the waist. Maybe I will try this. We have not bought any HA but do have one hand-me-down outfit from some friends, so maybe I will try that with the waist of the leggings. Thank you!

OP, we were talking about Hanna Andersen.

Anonymous wrote:Can we please let Janie and Jack die already? 14 pages of shit over a brand name? oy!

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Anonymous wrote:You spend way too much time talking and thinking about kids' clothes. Are you really fat and huge? Too fat to wear adult designers. Only reason an adult would be that into kid clothes.

I'm 153cms tall and weigh 55kilos. How's that in your standard?

Hold on. Someone will be back with some snark as soon as she googles a conversion chart.