Although I couldn’t possibly afford all organic clothing for my precious cargo due in March, 
I’d like to have some essential pieces that will be comfortable, cozy, and durable. When I found Puppy & Bean, I adored their cute saying and 100% organic materials. They sell adorable kids clothing with unique saying that reflect the true lives of children and a hint of humor for parents.
The toddler shirts are 100% pershrunk combed ringspun cotton and the onsies and youth shirts are 100% organic combed ringspun cotton. They have designs like “CATCH ME, IF YOU CAN” to reflect those kids that simply just want to run down the street and a personal favorite of mine, “PRODUCT OF: IMPERFECT PARENTING” because parents don’t have to be perfect. They also carry a few other branded items like tote bags, water bottles, mugs, and a signature shirt for women and men. Anyone who spends time with young children can relate to their simple, upbeat, and honest messages.
You can check out Puppy & Bean on Facebook or on their website. All of the Puppy & Bean products are designed by moms and inspired by the kids in their lives. Their goal? To inject a little humor in the lives of moms, grandmas, and caregivers alike. Their motto? Happy Moms = Happy Kids
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very cute… I really like the smart and funny sayings on the shirts!
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Me too! They are not too over the top, but fitting for both babies and parents. 🙂
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One of the shirts that my kids wear says “I’m definitely up to something” — But it is obvious, so no one is surprised by that.
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I like that! Some baby shirts go too far, but Puppy & Bean has cute, funny little sayings that are just perfect.
Where did you find “I’m definitely up to something”?
Thanks for reading,
Lesley
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Yes, I agree. I don’t want anything obnoxious. I think the shirt was purchased at Target at some point. Although, I really don’t know for sure.
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Very cute 🙂 Yup, we’re imperfect, but if we can acknowledge the imperfections, and work toward correcting them, babies get a very “real” role model that can be a wealth for the rest of their lives. When are you due?
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I’m due March 25th 🙂
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Love the “Product of Imperfect Parenting” that would be a shirt that would not only work for kids, but for adults too 🙂 Imagine wearing it to a family gathering (my family has a great sense of humor and would get a kick out of it).
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It seems we have a similar family sense of humor. 🙂
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‘Change #20’ could also be good for a newborn or infant. I can’t even begin to count how often we needed to change their clothes in a day…..LOL
BTW Leslie, thanks for liking my posts 🙂
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I love it Ruth! Very funny 🙂
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Here is the perfect travel blog! Its wonderful sharing.. I would love to keep reading! Well, I welcome you to India as your next travel destination! I would love to share adventures with you on your India tour!
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Thanks for your kind words. Although I’ll wait until my daughter is old enough to remember it, I’ll definitely make it to India at some point.
Thanks for reading and taking the time to comment; it’s appreciated.
Stay in touch,
Lesley
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Too cute of a shirt. I got my wife a “Husband For Sale” shirt from ESPN. While she has gotten a lot of comments on it she has never received any offers. .unless it meant carrying luggage or buying some drinks..
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lol, maybe I could pick up for one those 😉
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You’ve probably gotten this before but you deserve it! I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! Follow the link below:
http://theunsweetie.wordpress.com/2011/12/28/versatile-blogger-award-for-the-unsweetie/
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If only more of us has to courage to admit we were imperfect parents. Love it!
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Those t-shirts are super cute and really funny. I wish I were a kid again!
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Wait….parents don’t have to be perfect ?
It took me a good 12 months to figure that out when I first became a parent..one mellows out and adjusts the goals accordingly – now I’m all about raising a happy, balanced, naturally curious kid 🙂
This link might be worth adding to the collection, though I’ve never shopped there (but maybe about to)
http://www.ethicalsuperstore.com/category/baby-child-and-toys/
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Congratulations! Nothing sweeter than a newborn! 🙂
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Those are super cute!
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You are right, Lesley. I love the cute sayings and I don’t think that I can resist them either. 🙂
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Cute. A friend got Chloe a shirt that read, “mysterio predicts I will be a monkey wrangler”, and I’ve gotten a few threadless.com shirts for her and myself too… So I’m a fan of this type of clothing.
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