Issues...

First, you can see how ugly it is to put your tree up on a sawing horse, and then trying to cover it up with a blanket. Lovely, but what am I to do with my 14 month old? Next, you might think, Jacque dresses Tori so strange, and not very cute.
But here are the issues:
The girl freaks everytime she has to wear underwear, so that means she freaks out everyday. She stresses about "it's in my booty." I have to hear her say that at least 20 times a day. It is also magnified when she gets buckled in a car seat.
If I dare make her wear pants, jeans are out of the question, unless like last week for the family picture, I threatened Santa wouldn't come, and that she'd only have to wear them for a couple of minutes. She told me at the age of 18 months that "jeans hurt" her. So we love the wonderful world of cloth and velour pants.:) And even those "are in my booty!"
The worst of all to me, is the toe-foot issue. She will not wear socks, if I put them on her she has a panick attack as if I locked her in a coffin or something. Her skin is really sensitive like mine so she get blisters easily. So even in the winter, even at church, she wears flip-flops. So ugly, I know! She has a pair of brown Mary Jane's that she'll wear if I beg her, and they are a size too big so they don't bother her very much. She tells us that she has a "toe problem."
I almost forgot her latest one, which is short necklaces. She starts gagging like I'm choking her until I take it off. AAAAHHHHH!
I think I need to look into a good psychiatrist! (Actually, I'm not worried, I know she gets all these wierd things from me.)

So between, pants, shoes, and jewelry, and her wanting to pick out her own clothes, she usually has interesting look. Now you can know it's not my choice. At least Taylor will let me put anything on her. She can be my little baby doll. She's actually obsessed with shoes and would wear two pairs if it would work.