Looking for teeny, tiny golf clothes for a teeny, tiny golf chick (or cockerel)? Check out My Lullabug!
I’m not a mom to any humans nor would I ever dress up a dog in people clothes (even if I would, Vito‘s way beyond baby sizes), but I often find myself shopping for gifts for other people’s little ones of all ages. For babies, I always seem to go for clothes because they’re just so tiny and precious. Plus, I enjoy golf proselytizing, so why not target the youngest demographic?
Unlike some of the fancier duds I’ve purchased for babies, these little shirts and onesies are practical as well as adorable. Even the company name is cute – My Lullabug – it’s fun to say and makes me giggle. I should have taken a picture of the packaging, which was appropriately sweet. I got the “Crawl, Walk, Golf” shirt and the “I’m told I like golf” onesie and they came wrapped in polka dotted tissue tied in clear cellophane with a sisal-like cord.
My Lullabug has a dedicated golf section with sizes from itty bitty baby (I don’t think that’s the official term) to 6T. I can’t help but appreciate a store that only has three main categories – Boys, Girls, and Golf. Nice!
Here is my friends’ baby, Jasmine, posing in her new golf chick outfit. Her parents don’t actually play golf, but that’s their problem. Why should it stop her?
August 3, 2008 at 7:01 pm
Its a very cute baby clothe. I love all this tinny baby clothes.
August 7, 2008 at 5:23 pm
This is so cute. I wish that I had a baby to wear this. Oh well, in time.
http://www.golf.net
August 14, 2008 at 7:31 pm
Now that’s what I call great ladies golf clothing!
http://www.bellagolfwear.com
August 17, 2008 at 5:03 am
That t-shirt on the end is fantastic! I wonder if they have one in my girlfriends size?
Great blog btw
August 20, 2008 at 7:20 pm
I love these shirts! I wish they came in big kids sizes.
November 7, 2008 at 1:29 am
My wife is three months pregnant with our first kid. She’s so excited that she’s already buying clothes, and we don’t even know the kid’s gender. I’ll have to let her know about this post.
Thanks,
Bill