How adorable, now you can dress your baby in a ‘lil beater’ that says Jr. Pimp Squad or Sucka Free Baby (and another that I can’t even mention here!). I read an interesting story recently that mentioned Pimpfants, who (according to their web site) offer clothes “for the new generation of parents who want their children to be both hip and comfortable.” I think they forgot to mention revolting and offensive.

OK, I’m probably not their target age group. But come on, how many people are buying this stuff? Apparently a lot. A report by Packaged Facts called The U.S. Market for Infant, Toddler and Preschool Clothing shows the projected spending on clothing and footwear for infants and toddlers younger than 5 is $17.5 billion. 

I love (and buy) a lot of the trendy kids clothes, but I do hate little girls who are dressed like a mini Britney Spears. If us moms start dressing our girls like that at 3 or 4, what’s going to be in store when they are teenagers?