My daughter puts on Kimono Dress,

when she was 3yrs.


This style of kimonos is popular among young Japanese mothers: It’s called “kimono Dress.”This is an easy to put it on and comfortable for wigglers compare to traditional one.
Anyway....Thank you for reading my messy words : It is difficult to write a sentence in English for me. :(

Your daughter is so beautiful and I love her dress, the colours and patterns are lovely

Meeka, your little girl is so adorable! That Kimono dress is so pretty on her. Thanks for sharing your photo.

Your daughter is beautiful! I love Japanese kimonos, they're so gorgeous!

What a beautiful little girl you have, she is gorgeous.

beautiful!!!!

Dear Sarah
Thank you! Now my daughter is almost 5yrs. This kimono patterns and colors are traditional type. I love old style patterns.
Your girl is soooo cute! My daughter, her name is Sarah too; she getting on the “Strawberry Shortcake syndrome” right now, so I have to watching SAME Strawberry Shortcake’s DVD every day or twice a day with her. Finally, thanks to my Daughter …now I love them too!! Happy to meeting with you

Dear Barb
Thank so much! Nice to meeting with you!

Dear Rachel
Wow! What a wonderful impressive job you’re done for your baby! Did you make kimono/Yukata and hair bow by yourself? And now I found your baby wear shoes/Zouri!! What a detailed How impressive! I am very happy to meet you and baby. I was surprised that your doll totally coordinated.

Dear Trish
Thank you so much! I'm pleased to see you again.

Dear Tanya
Thank you! I like your gorgeous baby shyann. She is adorable!![/size]

What a doll your little girl is and I LOVE the dress.

Hugs

Beautiful Daughter and outfit

Dear Littlehatchlingsnursery

Thank you! nice to meeting you!

Dear Threads

Thank you! Nice to meeting you!

Meeka wrote:

...Dear Rachel
Wow! What a wonderful impressive job you’re done for your baby! Did you make kimono/Yukata and hair bow by yourself? And now I found your baby wear shoes/Zouri!! What a detailed How impressive! I am very happy to meet you and baby. I was surprised that your doll totally coordinated...[/size]

Thank you so much Meeka! Yes, I made everything myself even the zouri and tabi socks. I have been fascinated by Japanese tradition and culture since I was 7 when my parents hosted the first of several Japanese exchange students.

I took Lara's advanced Asian/Philippine skin tone class using the Shao by Adrie Stoete sculpt. I just knew I had to make my baby a Japanese baby. I named her Kaoru after the main female character in my favorite anime "Rurouni Kenshin" (that's a Kenshin plushie she's holding in my picture).
I took a Japanese language class in college, but unfortunately I don't remember very much. I do remember some, so I would like to say: "Hajimemashite" (did I spell it right?!)

Dear Rachel

Hi agein!
Sometimes I saw ALMOST Japanese style's clothes at reborner's web
When I was in Japan, I am studied about Kimono. I have certificate of" how to wear kimono collect way" licence,so I thought " It's Ok...but Noooooo"...I always cried in my mind.




But, Your coordinate is perfect!!

When You were at the college,how your teacher teached to students? I am just curious...If this question is too personal for you,please forgive me and foget it .

Oh..by the way...your Japense spell is perfect!!

Thank-you, Meeka! I took Japanese in the fall of 1993 so it has been a LONG time! I can't remember exactly how she taught us, but we had textbooks, an English/Japanese dictionary, and tapes to listen to the proper pronunciation. We even learned how to write in Hiragana, Katagana, and Kanji. Sadly, I didn't have anyone to talk to or write with, so I've lost most of it. I did keep my textbooks, especially the dictionary. I did like the fact that our instructor was actually Japanese so it made learning it more "pure" (if that's the right word).

Oh your daughter is sooooo adorable! I love it

Dear With Love Nursery

Thank you and nice to meeting you!!