Diary of a Brown Eyed Girl

K'S STYLE: BOHO

Headband: Buckle // Sunnies: F21

These head wraps from Buckle have to be my favorite accessory on her! I wish I could look this good in them! I wish I could pose naturally like she can too. That's my girl!

Labels: blogger, boho style, buckle, buckle headband, Fashion, Fashion Blogger, kids style

Noori Dresses: Black & White Flower Dress

When Noori Dresses contacted me about a week ago I was so excited. Don't get me wrong, I get excited when companies contact me wanting me to model or feature their product on my website, but I get even more excited when they contact me wanting E to model their product. I love bringing dresses or shoes home to her and see her face light up as she opens it up.

Noori Dresses offers any type of dress you would need for your little girl. Christening, Holiday, Infant, Flower Girl, and First Communion. All their dresses are so beautiful and are well made with high quality material.

E definitely looked and felt like a princess in this dress. "Come on Mama!! Take a picture of my pretty beautiful dress! Watch me spin and make a bubble!!" I love all the detail on this dress. From the white detail at the top to the flower, sequins and the bow that ties at the back.

A BIG thumbs up to Noori Dresses!!!

Labels: communion dresses, Fashion, flower girl dresses, girls dresses, Holiday Dresses, infant dresses, kids style, noori dresses, sunday dresses

What We Wore Wednesday.

(me) skirt: Modest Pop // top: thrifted // shoes Zulily // necklace: F21 // watch: Target // cardigan: thrifted
(e) top: Sears // leggings: Sears // shoes: gift

Labels: called to foster, Fashion, Fashion Blogger, forever 21, foster care, kids style, LDS blogger, lds fashion blogger, modest fashion, Modest Pop, modest skirt, modesty matters, Sears, Target, thrifted, thrifter, zulily

WHAT WE WORE WEDNESDAY.

Today is going to be one busy day! We have E's lawyer coming over at 4:30 and then our foster licensing specialist coming right after that at 5:30. I got word last week from our Case Manager that there is Foster Care Review Board Meeting scheduled for E on September 15th. The Foster Care Review Board advises the juvenile court on progress toward achieving a permanent home for a child or children involved in a dependency action and in an out-of-home placement. The well-being of these kiddos is the highest concern to these board members. I am so grateful that they can be a "voice" for them, because a huge majority of them don't have a voice. They are placed in a home with people that they have never met before and just have to adjust. I am so thankful that E has been placed with us and that she is adjusting and growing in our home with us. I am so thankful that Josh and I accepted God's calling for us to love and care for His children. Our journey so far doesn't have any words to describe it. We have been taught so much and have learned so many things along the way. Our faith has grown tremendously and we have learned what it means to really truly trust God. Fostering has been one of the best experiences of my life and I cannot wait to see what God has planned for E and for our family. Sometimes I get this feeling like I wish I could help out more and do more. I wish that I had a humongous 20 bedroom home that I could fill with these precious little kiddos...but I don't...and that's okay. Whenever I feel this way, I always hear a sweet whisper from God telling me that I am doing enough..that I am doing more than enough and that I am changing lives one child at a time. God's surprises and His blessings are always so wonderful! I love my God so much. He is so good, so faithful, so loving and so merciful. I don't know what I would do without Him in my life. Please keep E and our family in your prayers during this time of changes and transitioning. Thank you!