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Tween brands can be expensive. But, with planning, patience, and some inside tips from a former tween, you can do it.
My son is 10-1/2. At this point, he’s not really into clothes (thankfully). But, I know the day will come soon. So, I wanted to be prepared. My 14 year old niece gave me some advice almost a year ago about tween brands and how tweens dress. She knows I’m a frugal gal, so she gave me plenty of insider tips & tricks to keep more money in my wallet. Continue reading… This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of No nonsense for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. As a busy, working mom, my fashion style could be described as comfy chic. While running errands, I don’t want to be limited by heels or super-expensive items I would be afraid for something to get wasted on. It’s easy to have kids’ fall outfits before Fall officially begins. Hand me downs, purchases during last year’s end of season sales, and purchases from thrift stores will give you a great head start.
Target has quickly become one of my favorite sources for inexpensive, trendy clothing with its digital coupons and printable coupons on women’s apparel.
Update: This offer is now over.
thredUP.com is where busy moms swap children’s clothes, toys and books online. This back-to-school season, thousands of moms are saving money and giving back by trading outgrown kids’ clothes for gently used school clothes that fit. Continue reading…
Clothing children doesn’t have to be expensive. With a little planning, strategic shopping, and timing, you can be clothing your kids on the cheap in no time. Continue reading… |
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