Review on 👗 Peacolate 3: Fashionable Overalls Pull-Up Jumpsuits for Girls, Ages 12 and Over by John Snook

I wanted like this little dress. When I saw the photo on the internet, it looked very cute. I thought it was for children aged 2-7 but got a size 6 for children aged 4-12. What? This is too much for our baby. She will have to wait before she can wear it. But I'm not sure if she will. While the little anime-style bunnies and hearts embroidered on the front look cute, there are also Asian words "Maimai & Didi". I thought they might mean "mom and dad" but I couldn't find that online. From what I can tell from several searches online, here are variations on the meaning of these words, depending on what site you're using and what language you're searching in: ; Shelter of sticks, like a duck curtain. In Chinese it can mean ocean or elegance. In Japanese it means every time, always or often. In Vietnamese it means "forever/eternal/eternal".* Didi = Chinese younger brother. In Hindi it can mean older sister or cousin. It could also be a nickname for the German name Dieter, meaning 'warrior of the people'. In US military jargon, that could mean withdrawal in Vietnam. The sweater is very light but well made. The seams are alternately white and pink. Lined with a white floral print and bright red buttons at the waist and belt. It's pretty cute, but the effect is spoiled by faded areas on both sides of the skirt - front and back. It looks like this dress was made from worn jeans. Honestly, I don't like the modern love of used clothing. For $16.99 I expect the clothes to be nice and new. Also, I don't want my daughter to have some names on the shirt front of her dress that could have an ambiguous and awkward meaning. I'll probably donate it to a thrift store or sell it cheap at a flea market.