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This is for a boutique for babies and toddlers I will be selling designer clothes and high quality items.
"young" is also my last name.
Young & mod
Young with flair
Posh and young
Chic babes and tots
Posh babes and tots
Born with flair
Posh cherubs
Please pick two favorites thanks. These are all the names that are available.
Posh & Young
Young is my last name and I will be selling designer clothes and hard to find items.
And Young and Posh wasn’t available.
I wasn’t going for something playful. It’s in an upscale area and I’m selling modern, trendy things that you don’t see in wal mart or target.
I have been single for over a year now, and I am wondering if it is due to my personal fashion choices? I tend to wear designer clothes everyday, even just to run to the mailbox or grocery store. And I also carry my textbooks in designer bags. Mostly diesel or D & G, but occasionally I will carry my louis or gucci (depending on my mood). And of course, I always have to have big designer sunglasses on hand. While these things clearly make me happy (and fill in empty voids), I can’t help but feel like it gives off the wrong vibe. On top of that, I am also quiet, which may make people think I am snotty. In fact, now that I think about it, while I didn’t give any money away, my past two partners told me they had dreams of being house husbands. These are not the kinds of guys I want to attract. I just happen to love fashion, but I don’t have plans on being a sugar daddy to anyone, anytime soon. In fact, I look down on sugar babies who mooch.
I am in no way a stuck up, materialistic snob, but I find that people are afraid to approach me. I can’t help but wonder if it is because I am quiet, or if it is because of what they see. I obviously don’t want to change my exterior, because while I don’t want to scare people away, I also want people to like me for me. I simply love fashion, and that’s not going to change. Is my exterior giving off bad vibes?
Lol I don’t have to steal. People work you know 
Ouch! Well I don’t deny being a little high maintenance, but I don’t need sugar daddies to buy me things. I prefer to support myself. And I am far from shallow. The last guy I dated wasn’t exactly a Ken doll. In fact, he really wasn’t my type, but had a nice personality…well until he made the house husband comment.
Lol sheva…that made my night! Yes there are a lot of haters, and I just don’t get it. Although I appreciate their honesty. I am clearly not going to walk around sporting a tee from old navy and a pair of gap jeans with a jansport backpack lol It just isn’t me.
The void I am filling in is basically being alone. I do love fashion…but the material also makes a huge difference because I have sensitive skin. I don’t always wear expensive things…occasionally I will wear a sweater on the cheaper side or a tshirt that you can find for like 20 bucks. But of course then comes the accessorizing, and I will not wear a scarf that isn’t 100% cashmere. But that is because the ot
And I don’t really bother with fashion magazines and what not. I find that most of this so called "fashion" is repulsive. I refuse to dress out of a magazine. Which is possibly why I buy expensive clothing. I simply like unique pieces that are eye catching and feel good on my body.
My husband and I do not want our baby to wear normal clothes made by cheap companies that everyone else’s babies wear. We would like our newborn baby to be dressed in the highest fashion possible. Is there a website that sells popular name brand baby clothes? We’ve searched everywhere and cannot find it on any of the websites. We can afford any type of clothes we want to, so money is not the issue here. I am 6 months pregnant and we have been looking for GIRL designer clothes for a while and can’t find any. I would appreciate links. Thank you!
This is my first time having a baby, and I am 22 years old. I moved away from my family last year to live with my husband in Virginia, and I was an only child. So there was no possible way for me to know what designer clothes to buy my child. Thank you.
A child in my son’s class at school lost his home to a fire over the weekend. Yesterday the school sent home a letter asking for clothes, toys etc for the boy and his 2 sisters. My kids and I went through their closet and got out clothes they didn’t wear anymore and they picked out some toys to take as well. We knew the family through my son and after we got everything together we took it over to the grandparents house where the family is staying until they can find a new place. The childs mother just came to my house and threw the clothes back at me and said I didn’t have to rub it in that we were rich and stormed off. First we are not "rich" but have a very comfortable life as my husband and his family own their own company, the kids all wear designer clothes BUT they don’t judge others for not doing the same my oldest is 15 and her best friend lives in low income housing and her mother lives off public assistance but they are still good people. Please read on before answer
I have always explained to my kids that while they are fortunate to be able to buy nice things some arent and this in no way means they are any better than anyone else but this woman made me furious. I was trying to HELP her children not rub anything in. How would you feel if this happened to you.
The town we live in is small less than 4000 people and the average income is only like ,000.00 a year. Yes we make a lot more than the average but we don’t flaunt it we drive cars that are at least 5 years old and our house while although is big is an older one we remodeled. We save for kids college funds and worry about bills just like everyone else.
Meet Anna – a girl who has travelled all over the world. Her father is a business man and therefore travels a lot. She goes with him because she loves photography, fashion, and basically just trying new things. She has a huge scrapbook album of all the places she’s been, and has three full closets of designer clothes from all over the world. Anna lives in New York, and since her mother had died when she was only three, she is alone most of the time. Well not quite – she’s usually found at the mall, hanging out with friends, at her dance lessons, or playing the piano.
She is thrilled when her dad says that they’re going to France – the fashion capital of the world for the entire summer. But plans take a turn when her father discovers that his great aunt is in her death bed, and decides to visit their homeland instead – Ukraine. Anna knows nothing about this country because her dad had moved to America when she was a baby. She has no friends, no cell phone, no internet, no nothing there. Well maybe except a few crazy relatives that she doesn’t know anything about.
Anna is devastated because not only will she not get to go to France, but she will also not get to go designer shopping, or take photos of the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. Instead, she will be stuck on a farm in the outskirts of an Eastern European country she knows nothing about – not the ideal summer for a spoiled city teenager.
Follow along on Anna’s journey to Ukraine, as she finds out more about her family, culture, ethics, heritage, and even herself, (and maybe even love along the way).
(There will also be lots of humour in this book, for example, Anna gets her period in the airport and has trouble asking her dad for money for a tampon, and other typical teen problems like that). 
Anna- 16, dark green eyes, long wavy chestnut hair, nice figure, petite. She is Ukrainian. Beautiful, smart, witty, sarcastic. Loves to travel, dance, sing, and play the piano. Her favourite things to do are shopping and photography. She has a huge scrapbook album of pictures from all over the world, and three full closets of designer clothes from all over the world. She is impatient, friendly, funny, confident, forgetful, stubborn at times, and polite.
I am also Ukrainian, therefore this will be an easy topic for me to write about because I know the culture, and ethics and such of the country.
Do they really think that Trust babies will shop more and therefore the economy will get better due to supply and demand of goods? Just think what do they buy. Designer clothes, furniture, cars and shoes and maybe trinkets. Most of those things are manufacture abroad. So they will not be improving the unemployment figures. Most designer clothing are produced in Asia. China has most of the car manufacturing (a socialist country). Even toys are produced in China. Cars are from Mexico now. I think Mazdas are produced here but their profits go to their country. And they are not downsizing in employment.
If I get the tax cut I will not see a difference in income. What is 0 a year in a tax break now a days? I hope that bill never passes. I will not starve without it. The wealthy will not starve either. But I think that Republicans are a very dark breed for holding the unemployment benefits hostage. This will impact negatively on them in 2012 and across the earth. And they are hurting people who do not deserve this kind of treatment.
Mr. Obama is between the sword and the wall and I sympathize with him more now than before. He is really thinking of those that are in need at this time.
He is not thinking on his political future and that is maybe why he won the Nobel Prize.
I’m amazed at how many "fictional" parents are on this site. For example, I went to answer this question http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AitgwzYZ7P4Lu.CIv6w8IeWyDH1G;_ylv=3?qid=20101204170242AAWAI7n
A fairly straightforward, benign sort of question. But the fact that she has twins and is pregnant again made me a little suspect. I read her bio (19 with 3 children, another on the way, the detailed, lengthy names of her children, the gifted child and so forth) and concluded that she was a pretend mother. Aside from the disgusting questions relating to fetishes that frequent this site, I’m actually surprised at the large number of (I’m hoping teenage girls) people who ask questions and give answers based on their happy family fantasy? Am I the only person who is annoyed by the "pretend mothers"?
To go through pregnancy, childbirth, the physical ramifications, the worries (children’s health & education, financial) and stress of being a parent; it’s almost like a slap in the face to think there are people who actually believe that a (SAHM) mother’s concerns pertain to dressing babies/toddlers in designer clothes and worrying about what 00 bed would be best suited to their child’s room.
For those saying that it’s silly to get worked up about this and that I shouldn’t waste my time looking at their profiles…You’re right.
I realise this shouldn’t annoy but I’m also on a breastfeeding forum where the parents (mainly mothers) are real (real-life meet ups prove this) and many have suffered a lot of tragedy. The deaths of their husbands, miscarriages, still births, domestic violence, and on top of that they have to cope with the stress of being a parent, often with little support from family. Motherhood is very rewarding but I wish the girls and women who fantasies about it understood the realities.
My younger cousin is 18 (we’ve been like sisters though..very close) and just had her first child..she is always venting and complaining that her childs father is a dead beat.
Now this deadbeat (as she claims) is over at her house everyday givin things to the baby…he even bought my cousin winter coats (nice ones), TWO REAL Gucci bags, and a Prada diaper bag.
She yelled at him for not just giving her the cash.
I want to be on my cousins side, BUT THIS MAKES ME SO ANGRY!!
I have a child also..I was married for a year and after I had my child..two months later my ex-husband beat me into the hospital, and then ran off with another woman and has NOT givin 1 penny of support to his child..I don’t even know where he is now.
Her childs father?! Buys her REAL name brand designer clothes and bags for her and their child..(even though they are no longer together) and she has the NERVE to scream "I WANTED THE MONEY!" and call him a dead beat?!
This ANGERS me!! Is it wrong that I am taking his side over hers? Should I be there for her no matter how wrong I think she’s acting? Advice on what to say to her?
I know it not my business and rich people can do just about anything they want, but this girl is spoiled rotten. I doubt Tom Cruise spoiled his other kids like this baby. Who in their right mind would treat a kids like a little adult, letting her eat cupcakes all day. Wearing designer clothes at age 3 or 4 when she is just going to out grow them in two months. I hope she don’t developed type 2 diabetes. The tabloid must be exaggerating.
Willow really barley milk that sounds gross, oh poor kid now I see.
I guess everybody is right she their kid so it is their decision on how to raise maybe she is just a regular spoiled brat.
I see a future Lindsay Lohan or Paris Hilton in the making with this one. Tabloids exploit the hell out this little girl.
Sorry if my spelling isn’t great.