All tagged Clothes
Now that we are nearing the end of summer, I figured I should share my Stitch Fix I received way back in early May. I made some requests that I wanted some cute summer clothes to wear at the beach, Disney World, and at all of our end of school year events. My stylist, Kayla, did awesome at picking out my clothes this time around.
I received my winter stitch fix earlier this month. One of my requests was to receive clothes that I could easily work out in but also transition to carlines and errands. I think my stylist did a great job with my picks this month, and they were really on point with my request. Check them out below!
So earlier this month, I decided to give Stitch Fix a try. I desperately need clothes. I feel like I don’t even bat an eye when buying a $35 dress for Melody, but if I find the same for myself I question it and refuse to buy it. I also have trouble finding the time to go alone and shop and try on clothes. Plus during COVID times, I am not sure I feel entirely comfortable going out and shopping. So my thought with Stitch Fix is they will hopefully send me some cute affordable pieces, and I can start investing in my wardrobe again and looking cute!
Winter is my favorite time of year to go to Disney World. I especially love going in January. My mom and I go almost every year for my birthday, and the crowds are extremely low. You do have to be careful if you go on the weekends, however. There are cheer competitions going on most weekends in January, but during the week is perfect crowds. Some rides are usually closed, but you will honestly find a ride or two closed during all parts of the year. Beyond the low crowds, I love the weather. It is rarely too hot or too cold. However, it can be difficult to dress. The reason is because it starts off chilly in the morning, warms up in the afternoon, and gets chilly again. Below are my tips and suggestions for what to wear in January (or general winter time):
The biggest trouble I ran into while pumping breastmilk was not having any free hands. This was troublesome for two reasons. One - this prevented me from being able to feed Melody AND pump at the same time. This was an issue only at night because I did that feeding alone, and I was ready to go back to sleep! Prior to my pumping bra, it was taking me 15 minutes to prep for feeding and pumping, 30 minutes to feed, and 30 minutes to pump. Then I had to clean up, change Melody, put her to bed, then go to bed myself. That was over 90 minutes! The second reason was that my hands would get super tired from holding the breast shields in place while pumping. I sometimes would slide my bra over the bottom of the shields, but it would still leak.
As most of you know, I go to Disney World quite frequently. One of the most difficult tasks for me is what clothes to pack for the weather. This is primarily because Orlando weather isn't always the easiest to predict. However, in September, you can pretty much guarantee it is going to be humid, hot, and maybe even rainy! So dress appropriately.
