Family Friday: Nalda Sandal
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I saw these shoes in person and made a beeline for them. They check all the boxes for what I’m looking for in a summer sandal — open toe but without the toe thong (yes, I had to google sandal terminology), a slight block heel, and a strap around the ankle to keep it from slipping off — and they’re made by a comfort brand. I haven’t pulled the trigger yet because when I first saw them it was the dead of winter and I couldn’t even imagine sandal weather, and I’m now happy to see that they have rave reviews at Nordstrom, where they’re $99. I can imagine wearing them during the day chasing my kid at the playground but also out to dinner with a summer dress. This may be the type of shoe I have to order either in every color or in multiple pairs! Söfft Nalda Sandal
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Anyone else ready for a three day weekend? Here’s hoping everyone can get through the weekend with relaxation, fun, and minimal work! What’s everyone up to?
I love these shoes. I may have to order them.
Different strokes for different folks, but these look orthopedic to me.
We’re doing family portraits soon – we don’t post photos of our child publicly online and we discussed with the photographer (in writing) that we don’t want the pictures on social media or her website but we’d be fine with her sharing or displaying physical prints/album. She sent over what is clearly a standard from contract that says she owns the copyright and can use the images anywhere. Is it worth making a big fuss over this and asking her to send a revised contract? The lawyer in me says yes, the normal person in me says no and that she won’t post the photos online because she’s agreed not to and she obviously doesn’t want to p*ss off someone who could be a long term customer. WWYD?
Hi all, I know this was discussed before, but my 20 month old has very fine, curly hair- when it’s dry it’s in ringlets, but last night when I was bathing her I realized the aveno shampoo and body wash combo I’ve been using her isn’t going to work anymore now that her hair is getting long! I used some of my own conditioner, but I would love suggestions for either a spray or baby specific curly hair wash. I have vivid memories of crying while my parents untangled my own curly hair and would love to avoid that for my daughter!