Mini Social is keeping boys all stylish and wallets half full

Mini Social is keeping boys all stylish and wallets half full
We love the online flash sale site, The Mini Social, because finding cool boys clothes, especially at up to 60% off, is always a challenge. But this week is extra-special since through June 18 it's Boys Week, and a portion of all the sales will benefit the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.

You'll find hot kids' clothing brands like CMP faves Little Ruler, Wonderboy and Baby Susu. You can also see what celeb guest editors have to say about keeping their boys stylin'--and it might make you feel good to know that even clothing designers and actresses still have the same wardrobe struggles with their kids as we do. Celebrities! They fight with kids about wearing snow boots in July just like us!

You have to sign up to be a member of The Mini Social, but it's free and you'll be kept in the loop on upcoming sales and events. And when you invite friends to join who end up buying something you get $10 credit as a thank you. I'm so happy I have lots of friends with boys. -Betsy

Start shopping and saving during Boys Week at The Mini Social June 14-18 when a portion of the proceeds go to benefit Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.

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