This is what half of DD"s closet looks like. I have been collecting these (mostly sets, i am missing leggings for some) from ebay, outlet sales, etc over the past few months after seeing how cute DD looked in them.
Am I the only one so obsessed with HA playdress sets? It's not just the dress style I like..i love the coordinating leggings, how loose they are so she can wear them during naps, and how easy they are to fit over a cloth dipe. I am totally waiting for the weather to get cold enough so she can actually wear them often.
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11-04-2012 #1
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HA Playdress sets. I think I have a problem...
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LOL, I LOVE the comfort of those playdress sets (in fact the girls have often commented that they are "like pajamas"). I wish mine would still wear theirs but they're not interested in them anymore (maybe becaues they think they're too much like pajamas? I dunno) - but I really love them, and love those loose fit leggings! You don't have a problem. They are totally practical pieces of clothing
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my husband would LOVE that closet-- so easy!
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that's funny re: pajamas. someone posted in gymbofriends about an ebay listing that had a hanna playdress listed as a "nightgown" (granted, it was the sans-buttons Playdress II style, which i'm not as much a fan of..i only have one, the turquoise & navy like that). But even the original style does remind me a lot of pajamas (stripes, soft cotton, loose leggings, etc).
Originally Posted by twowhat?
LOL, I LOVE the comfort of those playdress sets (in fact the girls have often commented that they are "like pajamas"). I wish mine would still wear theirs but they're not interested in them anymore (maybe becaues they think they're too much like pajamas? I dunno) - but I really love them, and love those loose fit leggings! You don't have a problem. They are totally practical pieces of clothing
haha, good point!! whenever i have my DH get DD dressed, i'll tell him to just pick a playdress set from the closet. that way he will be sure to get matching outfit. INstead of him putting her in random PANTS with a dress, or something. Originally Posted by Seitvonzu
my husband would LOVE that closet-- so easy!Last edited by ♥ms.pacman♥; 11-04-2012 at 08:47 PM.
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DD loves and has always loved wearing her sets, she calls them her comfy dancing dresses... Originally Posted by ♥ms.pacman♥
Originally Posted by Seitvonzu
my husband would LOVE that closet-- so easy!
I have a section of DD and now DS's closets with sets prepped for when I'm in a hurry or especially when DH dresses them, otherwise who knows what they might wear. 
DD 4/09 
DS 8/12
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I love it. You've convinced me that I should count DD's playdress sets (mostly from ebay and consignment too). I probably have more than I realize. Such awesome outfits for toddlers/little girls.
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Love it, especially since we seem to have similar taste. Between my two daughters, we have most of those dresses, too (though I covet that grey/black polka dot).
DD1 now no longer likes PDs, and it makes me sad. They're so cute, and I feel like I didn't get enough time with her in them. She was 4 before I was able to score some on consignment for her and I only just learned about the outlets last year. I wuz robbed.
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I loved them and say enjoy it while she is small enough to we'd them. My youngest dd is 7 now and I so miss the days of Hanna. I went in the store on Monday just to look at the adorable play dresses !
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I thought that was the case until this morning when I realized that DD was wearing a playdress backwards with the buttons in the back. Guess who dressed her....not I!! Originally Posted by Seitvonzu
my husband would LOVE that closet-- so easy!
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LOLOLOL - my DH has trouble with this too. Esp with HA because they either have buttons on the front or on the back. SOOOOO confusing, right? Originally Posted by carolinamama
I thought that was the case until this morning when I realized that DD was wearing a playdress backwards with the buttons in the back. Guess who dressed her....not I!!
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