Okay Lilly, you were the one that didn’t laugh. Someone else did but all of you mentioned commented on the same thing.

I just find it unneccesary to comment on peoples physique. And I think it’s obvious that he’s not sitting down. I don’t get why people care so much about differences.

Hea, I didn’t laugh as you could see from my comment, I merely asked a question.

If he is short and she is tall and is wearing heels to top it off, and they are both comfortable with the height difference, then great for them. Relax.

Marla, so all people who have tats lack class? Gee, I hope you don’t fall off your pedastal. I love Darren and while I don’t have a little one to buy for, I’ll keep his site in mind when I’m gift shopping.

I’m with Marla on this one…I don’t think I’d buy that onsie at WalMart for 2.99 – let alone 29.99. I’d never put that on a baby.

To be fair about the pricing, all the items are also made in the USA, not overseas, thus the higher price points, as they made a choice to keep production in the states whenever possible to help with the job situation.

And if you look at other designer baby clothes, they are still cheaper, these are more style pieces than the everyday wear. and it is still only the first line… plus every piece really is hand-drawn by the guys.

Lilly, Rye, Kimb and others – No, clearly he’s not sitting down. I bet you can see that had you bothered to look.
He’s 5’4 and she’s probably in heels. And that makes you laugh? Wow… how adult of you.

“…affordable prices for budget-conscious parents who have an artsy flair.”

I think they meant budget-consiouc celebrities as I am quite positive in this time of economic craziness and thousands of job layoffs, the last thing a new parent wants to do is pay $29.99 for the Dream Machine Onesie. Wal-Mart is way better, even if the “decorations” aren’t as fancy and aren’t illustrations by James Hamilton, they’re exactly what a budget-conscious parent buys for their rapidly growing wee ones.

I see both sides. I love these onesies, but since my boys are 4, the choices for t-shirts are very limited. As for the cost, I certainly wouldn’t say this is for “budget-concious parents.” Walmart, Target… those are for budget shopping. This is a splurge.

I have to say that I wouldn’t call the line Budget friendly but come on ladies…..alot of the stuff we all look at on these celebrity babies are high end items and we buy it as well. So while I do believe that it isn’t the cheapest stuff on the block but it isn’t Juicy Couture ourageous.

Jryli, I think that might be more because Gap Kids is a lot more “normal” compared to some of the things celeb kids wear (just thinking of Suri off the top of my head). But personally, I shop Gap Kids when there is a sale, but just when there is a sale. Their quality is great, just a little over what I can afford for clothes a baby will grow out of so quickly.