I was at a 5-year olds birthday party last weekend and it was so overwhelming the amount of TOYS this boy was getting. The boxes and wrapping paper littered the entire living room floor and the toys were piling up. It was almost to the point where some toys were getting lost underneath all the other toys. And I know for a fact that this boy had no shortage of toys and gadgets because this boy is my own son. If you walk around my house, you will see toys practically everywhere; the toys belong to my three sons.

And Christmas is just around the corner.

It’s not that we do not appreciate the gifts and the warm thoughts that come with each gift. It’s just that sometimes there are just too many toys in the house.

So here is an idea that will help trim down the amount of toys children receive on birthdays and holidays: Give the wonderful (and always appreciated) gift of cool clothes!

We happily welcome non-toys as gifts, especially awesome clothes. Let’s face it, growing children are always needing new clothes. And we are happy when our child gets some cool, new clothes. And they are happy, too. You may think that children will not be as excited about receiving clothes as gifts, but that simply is not the case. My children have had many “favorites” when it comes to clothing: clothes they love to wear over and over, especially on special occasions. Most of these favorites were gifts.

The holidays are fast approaching. If you have children on your gift list, consider giving some unique, cool clothes. The kids will be happy and the parents will thank you!

One of the frustrations with being a parent is finding clothing that reflects my sense of style for my kids. The Target clothing doesn’t always cut it! So we decided to gather some of our favorite online children’s clothing merchants and share these clothes with you.

So for baby clothes, check out our baby clothes store and go shopping! We have some of the coolest, hippest, most stylish clothing available for parents who want trendy and high-quality clothes for their kids.