Life Is An Adventure

Hi! It's been awhile since I shared a post on toddler style.  To kick off Spring, I've decided to share some pictures of my little man with his new spring look on the blog.  I also want to share about this really cool Asian fusion restaurant (Kai Kadai Kitchen) we stopped for lunch that day, hope you like it!

How cute is this skate board print top from Target?  The brand is Circo and the material of this shirt is so soft!  E paired his top with a grey skinny pant from Old Navy, another favorite brand of mine.  His shoes are his favorite right now because they have Paw Patrol graphics and are so easy to put on.

He loves collecting flowers and giving them to people, such a sweet little guy.  Getting little flowers that he picks off the ground always makes my day.

After taking a walk we decided to stop by Kai-Kadai Kitchen in Rosemead for lunch.  If you like south Asian food, this place has all of your favorite dishes such as fried rice, noodle soups, pan fried noodles and charbroiled steaks.

 The hubby decided to be adventurous and ordered this Laos Crispy Fried Rice ($9).  This was our first time eating something like this and we have to say it was very good!  I don't know how they cooked the rice but the texture was crispy and crunchy and every bite was full of flavor.  A fried egg on top was a bonus.

I ordered this Tew Chow noodle soup ($8) that had fish cakes, meat and fish balls, slices of pork and shrimp.  I threw in the leeks and the bean sprouts that were provided at the table.  To be honest, it wasn't anything special but it did not taste all that bad.  It tasted as it should a noodle soup.  I found it interesting that they put both egg noodles and rice noodles in there, so you get to try different textures.

E practicing his chop stick skills.  In this picture, he layered his Circo top with a button front cardigan from Old Navy.

 Vanilla ice cream from Fosselman's was free if you check in on Yelp.  Who would say "no" to ice cream, especially when it is free?

Thank you for reading!

:: On E :: 

Circo Skateboard print t-shirt from Target

Old Navy Skinny pants (similar here)

Old Navy Button-front cardigan (similar here)

Paw-Patrol Velcro strap light-up sneakers from Kohl's

Kai Kadai Kitchen 

8877 Valley Blvd

Rosemead, CA 91770

(626) 872-0026

Photos were taken and owned by Lily. 

Holiday Dress Up: Toddler Boy Edition

Hi Everyone!  The holidays are getting closer and I thought it would be fun to do a round-up post on dressing a toddler boy for the colder months.  These styles are definitely semi-formal so you can use this as a guide if you got a party to attend with your little ones.  If not, your little guy can still look like a stud hanging out somewhere.

This snowflake zip-up cardigan with a splash of red paired with boots with red lace adds just the right amount of holiday spirit.  Cardigans are such versatile pieces that you can wear them many different ways.  Another way to wear this cardigan is to zip it up and wear as a sweater.

I think it's important to have a few stripe sweaters in your toddler boy's closet, because they are such classic pieces that never goes out of style.  This particular striped number came in red and navy blue.  Again the red color gave the outfit that little bit of holiday touch.

I don't know why but I have always loved the color olive for winter wardrobe.  This olive and white stripe combo is another classic combo for colder months.  I love how this sweater has three buttons on the front so that you can layer it over a simple shirt or simply button them up to wear as a turtleneck.  

Last but not least, this festive sweater that can be paired with almost any color of bottoms.  In this picture, E wore the multi-colored argyle sweater with burgundy corduroy pants because we were headed to a Christmas celebration at church.  But I have paired this sweater with navy, grey, jean bottoms and they all matched perfectly! 

Thank you for reading!

 

:: On E :: 

1st pic Zip-up sweater via Target (similar Here and Here)

Old Navy Chambray button shirt

Sherpa lined boots via Target (similar Here)

2nd pic Beanie via Target (similar Here)

Gap Striped sweater (similar Here and Here)

Toughskin Corduroy skinny via Sears (similar Here)

Osh Kosh B'kosh Duck boots via Marshalls

3rd pic Striped sweater via Target

Gap Flannel lined cotton pants (similar Here)

Osh Kosh B'kosh Duck boots via Marshalls

4th pic Old Navy Multi-print sweater (another color Here)

Old Navy Chambray button shirt

Old Navy Corduroy skinny (similar Here)

Osh Kosh B'kosh Duck boots via Marshalls

It's All About the Layers

One thing I do appreciate about Fall weather in SoCal is that I can dress this little guy in layers.  I don't know why but I think one just look more polished when he wears more than one piece of clothing.  I personally wear a lot of cardigans in my outfits so I thought why not put one on my son.  The end result is? As you can see from the picture... quite stylish I would say!

==On EJ==

OLD NAVY Toddler Cardigan (similar Here)

GAP Jogger Pant (similar Here)

VANS double strap-on sneakers (similar Here)

Photo taken by Lily