Sophie's Style: Off to Punta Rizal

pose before leaving for Punta Rizal

Little S visits my Aunts, Uncles and cousins at Punta Rizal every weekends it has been like that since she was months old. You see we are a very close family, our Lola Tacing when she was still alive always ask us to gather every week and it has become more or less a habit and a tradition to us. Even our cousins who are already miles away, we will have a chat conference once a week or once in awhile to catch up on each others lives.

I so love our big family.

Anyways, this is what Sophia wore last weekend when she stayed overnight at Punta Rizal. Which explains her absence here.

This terno batique was given to her by Wowa Ecky, it came in three pairs with different colors and designs. I think this is a costumize terno and it has been my favorite to wear for Sophie. And when it's comfy and soft, I always give it a 2 thumbs up, irregardless of brand.

We waited for JM and Tito Carl to come and pick her up, Sophie was restless already and getting tired, so I told her to prepare her bag and her things.

Listing her things to bring, which is not much since she has her own wardrobe, diapers, and sets of milk and bottles there. BONGACIOUS Sophia. They can snatch her anytime. hmph.

Now packing her things inside her new Minnie Mouse bag given as a Christmas gift from her ninang, which she loves and brings around everywhere she goes....

I love love her new bag. First because it's Minnie and because its ooooh so Pink... I love it. As in. 

Now all ready and set to go.

Bye... So "donya" my baby hehehe :)

When I took a picture of Little S shoes, I realized she needs a new pair. Her most trusted, and loved slippers is already small for her. :( I am so sad. I really like this slipper pa naman because its very comfy and durable. Time to buy her feet a new friend. 

Sophie's Style:

Terno: a gift from Wowa Ecky
Hair: Side ponytail by yours truly :)
Bag: Minnie Mouse
Shoes: Crocs

PhoebeCarla

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Crocs vs Sunrise

Little S' crocs have been hanging in the closet for 2 years now. Yes, it is older than her.

And FINALLY it fits her. :)

What I like about this slip on shoes is that, it looks cool and hip.

I love the material coz it's very light on the feet and don't leave marks on Little S' delicate skin.

Most importantly its comfortable for the little girl owner who just discovered how to run, i mean pace... I really don't know how to describe her new learned "walk" but its not really walking, its like walking in a faster pace with a little bounce, maybe she calls it running but it gets me worried and sick to my stomach coz it looks like a "baby drunk walk" to me. (if there's such thing)

Ok before you go raising your eyebrows on me, like my mom was telling me how impractical I was for buying such pricey shoes for a baby who would wear it for only a few months. It's not that I don't get her point, I see it. I do.

I'm not brand conscious. Never was. I have branded things, YES. But I also have things bought from Tiangge. Ukay2x. My shopping deciscions are not based on name but on Practicality.  I buy good things that are with in the budget, Durability, Style and most importantly Comfort.

As proof, I bought Little S a house slipper from the stalls of Marina Mall, for 80 pesos.

That's her 2nd pair. The hole used to have a beautiful ribbon in it. But after trying it on, the ribbon just fell off. The first pair lasted only for 3 months. One day the strap just snapped on its own. I constantly have to put lotion on Little S' feet because this gives her red marks and straplines. Other than that, I give this slipper an "ok" review, for nice style/design and less cost. If this slipper doesn't last that long, I can always buy another pair. 80 pesos won't hurt that much. :)

Someday, I want her to learn to balance practicality and quality, not materialism. Definitly Not!

Now, these are Little S' faves.

PhoebeCarla

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