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The One See is one of the most comfortable playful piece of clothing you will ever own. Perfect for the kind of gal that likes to look sassy while still being active. Climb a tree or do a cart wheel and the One See will keep you modest and all the right bits covered up. This number looks like a short dress but is actua

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DIXIE is the 70s-inspired party look of our dreams. Featuring an ultra-low neckline, set against a form-fitting elastane fabric, Dixie is all about being able to move with you as you take on the night. Pair with our Caitlin Diamante Rope Heels to complete the look.

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This soft and comfy onesie features a slouchy, relaxed-fitting design with a dropped crotch and convenient side pockets. 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex Effortless and oversized silhouette.

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Leaps and Bounds It seems like your toddlers just can't walk anywhere. Of course, they're able to walk, they just don't want to. And to be fair, they only learned how to do it a few months ago, once their head-to-body size ratio improved and they got the muscle mechanics down. Since then, they've discovered dozens of new ways to get around. In your kiddos' opinion, running, bounding, hopping, bouncing, leaping, and skipping are all methods of travel far superior to plain ol' walking.