You can leave your hat on

You can leave your hat on
My son will pretty much live with a baseball cap attached to his head for the next few sunny months, since getting sunscreen applied to his mane of light-blonde hair is a messy disaster. 
But, there are many times when his sports-logo'd baseball cap seems out of place, like wearing dirty sneakers with a spiffy suit. So I'm so happy to have found lids for kids that are way cool.
{keep reading for a great discount and giveaway!} Made by the same people who brought us these too-cute argyle beanies, Born to Love's lightweight kids' fedoras have a sharp, grown-up look but are definitely made for smaller heads---I sigh just thinking about what the a "small", for babies under a year, must look like. But, if your child has a bigger noggin, no worries, they go all the way up to kids ages seven and up.
For the warmer months, I love the Tan Fedora with a Brown Band (shown), though the Black Fedora with a skull is so hip, I'd love to see that paired with a white tee, cuffed jeans and retro sneakers. 
And they aren't just for boys: My girls love how fedoras look and they are such an on-trend look right now. They may choose the Pink Fedora, but I think they could rock any of the looks just as well as their little brother. Which is more than I can say for that monster-truck tee shirt.  -Christina
Check out the fedoras for kids and babies online at Born to Love. Enter code CoolMom for 20% off your purchase; coupon code expires Monday 5/9

Congratulations to Sharon M. for winning a fedora from Born to Love!

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