Incorporate this into your wardrobe super easily, buy some A line dresses and skirts, don’t be too shy to show your legs a bit. During the night she prefers to wear short dresses, she has lovely toned legs and likes to flaunt them with her body con dresses and looks absolutely stunning. She seems to adorn short floral dresses with A line cuts during the day or prefers wearing maxi dresses too, with slightly low necks or deep backs for that sexy, flirty look. Lauren loves wearing dresses, her style as I mentioned above is very feminine and chic. Unless maybe there's just a sweater you see and you're just like 'that reminds me of this person and I know they'll love that.' Again, I usually steer away from clothing unless someone literally sent me a link and said what to get.Lauren loves her dresses, and why not? Born and raised in sunny California, it seems as though it is sort of her birthright. I think gifting clothing is sort of like gifting decor, you have to be cautious and never assume that your taste is someone else's.  I think that third layer is the safest way to go, unless you know your friend's shoe size or you know they really want something specific. We did really cute mommy and me pieces this year that I'm gifting to couple of my friends this year. There are some in really cute plaids that are really soft. They're really great gifting items called ruanas, that I always refer to as a 'third layer' item. We do a lot of pieces that are great to layer over other clothing. I would say it's a better call to shift to 'third layer' items for gifts, which are things like cold weather accessories. Lauren's picks are great guidance for us as we get ready for the holidays and they also work as thoughtful gift picks for anyone on your list.Į!: Are there clothing items that you suggest as great gifts for women? LC: So, if I'm buying clothing, I feel like it's a little bit tricky because you don't want to get too size-specific, right? You don't ever want to try and get somebody's pants size if you don't already know it.  Her Kohl's line LC Lauren Conrad has classic holiday fashions at an affordable price point. Her Little Co.by Lauren Conrad brand has equally fashionable pieces for kids, toddlers, and babies. The boy mom has designed some coordinating, neutral-hued, mommy and me styles for anyone who loves some family matching. And, now, she's sharing her holiday fashion recommendations for the whole family. Recently, E! Holiday Guest Editor Lauren Conrad shared her tips for planning a stress-free Friendsgiving.  From the menu, to the decor, to the outfits, the to-do list can get pretty long. With holiday gatherings around the corner, there is a lot to plan. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. The products shown are from Lauren's own brands. We interviewed Lauren Conrad because we think you'll like her picks.

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The Invisible Boy, by Trudy Ludwig, illustrated by Patrice Barton.Each Kindness, by Jacqueline Woodson, illustrated by E.B.Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed, by Emily Pearson, illustrated by Fumi Kosaka.What Does It Mean To Be Kind?, by Rana DiOrio, illustrated by Stéphane Jorisch.Kindness is Cooler, Mrs Ruler, by Margery Cuyler, illustrated by Sachiko Yoshikawa.Those Shoes, by Maribeth Boelts, illustrated by Noah Z.Stand​ in My Shoes: Kids Learning About Empathy, by Bob Sornson illustrated by Shelley Johannes.  Young children can learn how small acts of kindness help and please others, but teens can learn broader, larger concepts grounded in morals and ethics. Teaching kindness to children is an important skill to build and reinforce at all ages. Then read together! Books are great conversation starters that can give you an opportunity to talk to your children about these issues and help them learn and understand your family's values. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to review these titles in advance of sharing them with their children. Reach Out and Read have compiled the following list of books-organized by age and topic-to help you raise children who are aware of the world around them, curious, brave, kind, and thoughtful. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and It might be a book on expressing emotions after your child s​aw or heard scary news coverage, or maybe a book on understanding differences after your child saw someone who looked differently than they do. It might be a book on kindness after your child experienced or witnessed cruelty. Fortunately, a really great book has the power to counterbalance these outside influences and teach children important lessons as they grow. At the same time, you are trying to teach and instill good values at home. ​In today's world, children and teens are bombarded with conflicting, ever-shifting standards of ethics and morality. ​​​​By: Dipesh Navsaria, MPH, MSLIS, MD, FAAP

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