All this frustration toward attire reminded me of Amanda from freshman year in high school. We were in homeroom and it was a private h.s. so there was a dress code and as far as shorts went they had to be uniform. Poor Amanda. She was new and it was her first day. No one told her that even though you "could" wear the uniform shorts it was social suicide if you did wear them. She stood there like a deer in the headlights as our homeroom teacher explained the "shorts" option and cracked a joke about how no one wears "those ugly things". Yes there she was: new, awkward, and in ugly polyester shorts.
14 years later and here I am standing in the newborn section and equating my daughter in these onesies to Amanda and her uniform shorts. So I decided I couldn't do it. Nope just because my daughter is new to the world doesn't mean she should be subjected to such humiliation. I had to do something and I did. I put on my "non" crafty hat and made my own onesies!!! YES I MADE SOMETHING (other than a kiddo). Now obviously popularity is not the priority trait I want to teach my newborn nor is there any level of social acceptability I want to limit her to but if she does ever come home thinking polyester uniform shorts, black belt, & a mickey shirt are a good idea I'll know it's not b/c I started her out in pastel onesies. Below is some of the proof :
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhvwJPrlRgvdkXijGa9jJUhiCQgkKdRq6yWw4UhJf6kL699-ZffiTlLiVYO3DVhL3j97gM1VqXsicpa5aSH3V-0WNsN7IozgjeYYeBusGIDBSteh9WG6N0A9qZzS8smOqHEr9RcEM1TTDUm/s320/MyPicture.jpg)
June 25, 2008 at 3:52 AM
I am in serious awe of you right now. I've always considered myself a fairly creative, albeit sometimes even a bit crafty, person...but it never even crossed my mind to decorate onesies! They look awesome - she's going to be one stylish baby:)
June 25, 2008 at 10:00 PM
I don't know if homemade onesies are stylish but at least she wont be in pastels! :)
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