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Between Baby and Big Girl: Accessories My Preschooler Loves

By marylweimer |

My daughter is having an identity crisis.

Some days she’s a “baby,” insisting on sitting on my lap while I work or asking her father for a piggy back ride up the stairs. Other days she’s a “big girl”- you’ll find her trotting around the house in my high heels and scarves, wanting to do all the same things Mommy does.

Because she in the midst of this phase between baby and big girl, choosing clothes for her can sometimes be a challenge.

One of the reasons I love shopping for my kids’ clothes at Target is because there are so many options that are just right for my sometimes-precocious daughter. The trick, I’ve found, is in shopping for accessories that will easily make the transition from toddler to little girl.

Here are some options I love. They’re great to pair with her everyday clothes and help bridge that gap between baby and big girl.

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  • Faux Fur = Real Fun

    Faux Fur = Real Fun

    This faux fur hood is a great option for outdoor fun!
    Target, $13.28

  • Sassy Plaid

    Sassy Plaid

    My little girl would feel like a big girl carrying this adorable plaid purse around the house.
    Target, $8

  • Flower Power

    Flower Power

    There's nothing like accessories to make an outfit- toddler or grown up! I love these simple flower clips.
    Target, $5

  • Cute Scarf

    Cute Scarf

    Since I wear a lot of scarves, my daughter would love to have one of her own. How cute would this be for a lunch date with Daddy?
    Target, $7.99

  • Horse Charm Necklace

    Horse Charm Necklace

    My daughter loves wearing jewelry, and this horse pendant is adorable and age-appropriate. I love it!
    Target, $14.99

  • A Little Sparkle

    A Little Sparkle

    Pink + sequins? What's not to love?
    Target, $9.08


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About the Author

marylweimer

Mary Lauren Weimer is a freelance writer and blogger. Her work has appeared in such places as Spirituality & Health and The Huffington Post, and she’s known for her thoughtful and introspective writing about all aspects of motherhood and the parent-child relationship.

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