I am a mother to a son and a daughter, still I feel girls add that X-factor to the family. Our daughter adds the life or what we say ‘Chaitanya’ in our lives. it doesn’t mean i love my son any less. Till the time she is awake she doesn’t let a single moment to be dull. Most of the time we are tired and exhausted while keeping her away from gadgets and screen, but she has endless games and ideas going on in her mind. We always wanted to be parents to a daughter, and thankfully God blessed us with one. The best part of having a daughter is, I can dress her up in as many ways I can. So many beautiful dresses, different patterns, and infinite accessories.

She has turned four this year but ever since she could communicate verbally and by gesture, she made it sure that she conveys her choices clearly. I remember when we were shopping for her birthday, it took us many hours to pick everything as per her choice. The choices are not just about clothes but everything.

Today her teacher taught the class about fruits, in the online school. She asked my DD, how does ‘Litchi’ tastes? The expected answer was ‘sweet’ but the answer she gave was, ‘Litchi tastes awful’. Because its not her favourite fruit.

Now you can understand, how tuff it is to dress her up. And for some important occasions like festivals, family gathering, parties etc I have to do the planning for days about her dresses. This is the case right now, I don’t know how tuff it would be when she turns a teenager, probably she won’t need my help in deciding what to wear by then.

Till then after a lot of hard work I have figured out three type of party dresses that can never go wrong.

Designer frocks for kids

Theme dresses:

Kids always have a favourite superhero, favourite cartoon character or may be even a favourite princess. We can always lure them into wearing these clothes. My son wore his Batman costume for almost all the parties that happened through out the year when he was three. That easy right. The set is ready you just have to get them ready.

Sofia the first, is my daughters favourite princess. And I have that entire set from shoes to her necklace always ready.

The other one is fairy dress. Any Designer frock for kids, with a pair of wings, magic wand and a hair band and the fairy is set for the party. This party can either be Halloween or any birthday invite.

Theme dresses never fail you.

Tutu dress:

They are just so adorable. My daughter had 2-3 tutu skirts when she was an infant. They are good for photography also. Toddlers look most adorable in these frocks.

They come in all lengths and neck designs. They are halter neck, spaghetti straps or with short sleeves with puff too. The length can be from above the knee to ankle length, depending on your choice. The material of the clothe can be with shimmer or plain. The more puff it has the better it looks.

They are mostly available in all sort of shades and colours. Bright and vibrant to choose from.

Floral Ruffle dresses

Yes, believe me they look as pretty on little girls as they look on us adults. I know most of us love the uneven frills and ruffle detailing on our dresses. Similar fashion is in for young girls too.

Especially if its floral, it just peps up their happy souls.

A lacy, well layered net frock with bright flowers can just make you child centre of all the attention at any event.

Apart from these designer frocks for kids

Ethnic wear can be very handy. Schools also always ask kids to wear ethnic dresses for festivals. So, a good salwar-kameez, Ghagra, lehenga or even a stitched saree becomes very handy. It can help you get the kid dress up in the morning rush without much fuss.

In party we go in with one set of clothes and after a while we have to change them into more comfortable clothes. You can try the organic cotton collection on berrytreeIndia. The clothes quality is outstanding and what can be better than organic cotton for you kids tender skin. They have a collection of frocks, tees, and onesies too.

Happy dressing up for kids, I never had to do so much of research for getting myself dressed. As a kid I used to wear whatever my mom got for me. The times are changing, and so is the parenting style, I guess.