There is no denying it. Sarah is bald. My mother says that she is not
completely bald, she has some peach fuzz. But there is so little and it is so blonde that she is mommy's little cue ball.
Consequently, people are always mistaking her for a boy. This annoys me. She looks like a girl to me with her cute little bow mouth and delicate features.
So I try to make her look even more like a girl by using her clothes.
I have two main avenues of attack to girl her up. One is the full on pink, the other is operation ruffle.
Full on Pink
This is exactly what it sounds like: head to toe pink. My friend Kari makes fun of this look but I'm trying to use the cultural stereotype of pink is for girls to identify Sarah as female.
In this example, Sarah is wearing flowered skinny jeans and pink hoodie from Zara, a pink Oxford tee from her Uncle and Aunt in England and pink Robeez.
Operation Ruffle
The idea is to load Sarah up with so many frills and ruffles that people will register her as a girl. This works well when the frills happen to be on her hat that covers up her bald head.
But the hat is just about as far as I'm willing to go since I'm not really into the whole ruffle thing.
Here she is wearing a Children's Place dress and panty set with a frilly hat from H&M. The hat is important in this example since the dress is blue which makes people think "boy". Yo - it's a DRESS!!
I usually avoid elasticized bows in her "hair" because these annoy her and they fall off immediately (that didn't stop me
here though). I once tried her with a headband but she ended up looking like a 1980s aerobic video rather than girly.
It was hot again in Toronto so Sarah dressed in white to beat the heat.
Hunter is a little trouble maker! How appropriate then that he is wearing a brown t-shirt from Zellers that reads "Here Comes Trouble".
Today's Daily Baby is Sarah in a mostly pink outfit. 
Hunter looks every bit the big boy in his long sleeve white "I Am A Big Boy" shirt from Zara. He wears it under a blue check button up shirt also from Zara.
Gray high tops. Aren't they cute?
Sweet little Sarah is adorable in her pink polka dot dress from Walmart (George collection). The dress was a gift from my brother and sister-in-law. Thanks Uncle Bryan and Auntie Cheryl!
I bought this jacket big for Hunter because I plan on keeping it for the fall.
This cute little dog shirt came with another shirt in a plain heather gray. Only $7 for both!
Convertible pants work great for Hunter right now since the weather can change from cool to warm and back again in the same day. These green ones were only 5!
Hunter looks very studious in his gray cardigan from Zara. He wears it with light wash jeans and an orange polo shirt from Gap and his blue alien Robeez.
I bought this dress for Sarah because it reminded me of one I had when I was young. This one, green tiers with daisy details, was purchased at Gymboree.
Sarah was ready to belly up to the barre in this little number. Her green and blue tiered skirt from Gymboree reminded me of a tutu so I paired it with a ballet wrap sweater in heather gray from Old Navy.
