We have been on the hunt for awesome Kid’s Fashion Blogs to learn from and pass along to all of our followers. We don’t claim to be know-it-alls when it comes to fashion and are always on the look out for resources to follow the trends and be fashion forward. Along this journey, we are finding some really great blogs that will be a great resource for all of you as well. When we feature these blogs for you, it won’t just be a link share. We will tell you a little about the blog and why we love it, then we are going to interview the blog authors, after all, they are the fashion experts.

What made you want to start The Tiny Times?

We live on the other side of the world from our family and friends. A blog like this is a beautiful and fun way to keep everyone up-to-date. It was never really meant to be about the fashion! When I started the blog I thought the angle of mimicking a street style blog would simply be a cute and humorous way to share with everyone.

What are some trends that you see for fall and winter?

I actually don’t have a fashion background and don’t know much about trends or labels! I think things that are classic and practical will always be popular. Pea coats with a nice set of boots is always a winner.

Where do you get your fashion inspiration?

Fashion choices for me are just a part of my personality and represent the things l like in many other areas of life such as music, art, film, etc. My son has become increasingly involved in making his own choices and they usually involve characters he likes – he’s almost always got something with batman or yo gabba gabba on 🙂

What advice would you give to parents shopping for their children?

Clothes obviously need to be practical and comfortable first and foremost. Just buy what you love and as your child gets older allow him/her to get involved if they want to. Fashion is a great way to learn self expression and individuality however not all kids will be receptive to that lesson so make sure your shopping habits reflect your child’s personality and interests in that respect. On a practical note, I always buy very big and let my son grow into things. If he really loves something I will get two sizes.