our pick

I am not one to wear skinny jeans. I tried. The thick jean fabric literally plasters itself to your whole leg and behind. I can't stand it. I think it looks awesome on those who can wear it. They're fashionable and go with everything. But I am all about comfort, and I think that comfort and fashion can come together harmoniously. So taking it back to this past Tuesday, when my hubby came back from his business trip in Japan and brought back a pair of legging pants that are really popular in Japan (per my sister-in-law).

Ok, so you may not understand why this is so exciting, but it is for us! Or for me at least. I blogged about our pick for sippy cup a while ago and while we loved our Zoli cup, we have stopped using it as of last year. The only reason is that we simply outgrew it. It held 6 oz of fluid, and our little guy drinks more milk than that in one sitting. So I started looking for a bigger sippy cup.

Like everything else, before having a baby, I had no idea what diaper brand to use. I didn't know what diaper size to buy, so we ended up not buying any diapers. Lucky for us, the hospital gave us some to take home (including samples from various brands), and that started us on our Pampers path. For me, imagining having a diaper on all day long just feels uncomfortable, so the most important thing for us was comfort. Pampers = softness + flexibility, which is why we picked it.

The Mini Kick scooter rocks! It rocks so much S's dad wants to ride it all the time in spite of the weight limitation *rolls eyes* - what can I tell ya, we have two "boys" in the house. It's very easy to navigate, there are two front wheels and one back wheels with springs that make it safe for a toddler, and it comes in variation of colors. S is a pro on his scooter now and has been for a long time. He zooms around inside and outside the house dodging obstacles and making turns.

S's first love was definitely Elmo (who he called "wawa"), and since then he's fallen in love with Anpanman (Japanese cartoon about a bread hero), The Lion King (mainly with the songs and the scene where Timone and Pumba teach Simba to eat worms "slimy but satisfying") and