![]() Honestly, I never expected for one of those annoying ads to turn into such a loved item in my everyday life. And what's even more awesome is that they carry children's pieces as well, so you and your little one (regardless of age and gender) can be matchy-matchy. Again, it's perfect for cold weather as a layer, or warm days as a garment by itself. The tank is perfect to wear alone with jeans, under a button-up shirt or even to sleep. It adds a layer for cold days so your belly isn't exposed when you pick up your kiddo from the floor, and in the summer you can wear them to hang around the house without being afraid of revealing anything you don't want to. The undies beautifully hug my body, providing support that's not constraining. ![]() So I got more pairs in checkered, and purple and green and black and. All the reviews online were just glorious and the colors are beautiful, why not? I thought and placed my first order of animal print undies and a tank.Īfter wearing them day in and day out I realized I needed more pairs because the laundry situation was ridiculous. Also, they are made for real bodies and not catwalk ones. So back to Arq, they caught my eye because the undies are all high rise, a trend I've been embracing more and more after having children. After all, my favorite color is rainbow and I wear leopard print un-ironically. I bought black, white and gray underwear from Calvin Klein at an insanely discounted price (go salvage stores, go!) and while those did the trick for a while, they felt very plain and very not me. I had tried an overhaul of my undies drawer a couple of years ago. Sure, leopard print bras from Victoria's Secret were a thing once, but when you can't match any of your underwear and feel like you are suddenly stuck both in college years but also full-on adulthood, it can get frustrating. Also, because I have three kids, I'm looking for simplicity in my life. I've tried to let go of things that once looked good on me, or once looked good period (not actual period, for that I have period undies, which is like a whole different conversation). I'm also a low-key hoarder and have undies that, well, I shouldn't have anymore. You see, after birthing three babies (two of which are twins) my body is very different from where it was even a couple of months ago. Intrigued once more, I clicked on an ad and decided to give them a try. Suddenly, this simple undies brand, designed for every body, was the only thing I saw. Then, that ad follows you around the entire internet to the point where all you see is that one product that you may have intentionally, or accidentally, clicked on. ![]() So yeah, in the spirit of getting to bed 5 minutes ago, I’m not going to leave commentary below each photo unless I especially want to say something.We've all been there: you're served an ad on Instagram while mindlessly scrolling for the 11th hour of the day and for some reason you click on it. Comfy yet cute, easy to get around in, and made of washable materials for all of the things preschoolers like to bless us with… we’re talking linen loungewear folks. ![]() These are the kind of outfits I want to reach for. It’s a good thing we’re talking about loungewear today because on days where being a mom is just kind of… hands on? more involved? … This post is going to be brief and to the point cause this mama is going to be getting the same dang wake up call tomorrow whether or not they fell asleep at 10:30 or 7:30 and yoga and scripture are essential to my ability to handle the demands that will start the minute they see my face (segway to morning routine coming soon so stay tuned!). The twins just stopped causing bedtime trouble maybe 15 minutes ago (did you see my post on bedtime routines? I think I need to read it again for myself ?).
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