
The outfits my son is wearing I made for him. The shirt on the left was copied from an original in my collection. The outfit he has on in the right picture is a miniature outfit that matches his dad's. That's Dad's hat on of course!

Children wore dresses or long gowns during the civil war until they were potty trained. And it was not unusual to see a four year old boy or even older in a gown! Boy, haven't times changed. Both of my baby boys looked more like boys in their clothing rather than babies when they were newborn! Their outfits where complete with baby baseball caps, and even soft sold tennis shoes. Yet when we start pulling out our reenactment gear my three year old waits in eager expectation for his turn to play dress up!
3 comments:
Why can't little boys be dressed like this now? It's beyond precious! What a treat to see them, they are beautiful.
They are too cute! I love dressing mine as well. The sepia effect is perfect in the photos. Thanks for stopping by my blog!
I guess the reason why kids can't be dressed this way nowadays is because kids needs to move around freely, the same way adults are hindered moving with period clothes.
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