Adolescence is a new birth, for the higher and more completely human traits are now born.

 I roam into the world of kids and choose the attractions for all kids. Here is an

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KIDS APPARREL

This is what culture begins with. THE APPARREL.

Kids, too are fashion conscious. So, here is their world.

Culture starts with apparrel drsigning

Every child needs basics such as jeans, T-shirts, sneakers, pajamas and socks. What does your child need? Where should you shop for basics? Which brands or styles should you look for? How do you choose the right basics?

On April 17, 2010, the Houston Symphony League held its CHILDREN + SPRING +    FASHION Show and Brunch at the The Junior League of Houston. Mary Ann McKeithan and Betty Tutor were event chairs. The event featured a fashion show presented by Neiman Marcus featuring models, escorts and pages donning the latest Spring clothes.  After the show everyone enjoyed brunch and the Houston Symphony had an “instrument petting zoo” for the kids.  Over 200 guests attended this first-time event and the Houston Symphony raised over $30,000.  Based on the overwhelming success, plans are being made to make this an annual event. Guests included: Jane Clark, Linda Dewhurst, Cora Sue Mach, Lisa McAdams, Penny McAdams, Aimee Snoots, Julie Ann Baker, Donna Shen, Nancy Littlejohn, Gretchen McFarland, Carolyn Mann, Nancy Willerson, Sharon Gaille, April Lykos and Helen Shaffer. Layla and Savannah Tutor. Priscilla Mach. Matthew Mithoff. Eden Kruse. Mary Caroline Burke, Meredith McKeithan Burke, Mary Ann McKeithan, Madison Ann Burke & Mary Alex Khater. Linda Dewhurst with Naomi, Mary Sophia and Sarah Dewhurst. Morgan McAdams and Sarah Snoots. Isabella Littlejohn. Photos: Dikka Afidick for PWL Studio

CULTURE OF CHILDHOOD

In this blog, we'll discuss all aspects of childhood (2 years - 6 years) like physique; perceptions of figures, shapes, sounds, moods; reactions like smiles, frowns, love, hatred, jealous; learning from experiences, fears; development of attitude, habit of lying, likes and dislikes, innate abilities, learning abilities, introvert or extrovert behaviour; making excuses and much more.

This blog aims at to be a showcase of the accumulated experience of being a close part of childhood for about 20 years. Diurnal interaction and minute study of psychology, behaviour and related progress among children. I'll be grateful to professional doctors, psychologists, counsellors, teachers, mothers, fathers, elder brothers and sisters, everyone interested for their help to bring out the best information through "CULTURE OF CHILDHOOD".

Chapter 1 continues...