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Wearing your ethnic pride on your sleeve—or your onesie, or your bib...


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Speaking of t-shirts, I know everybody's gotta have at least one bib or t-shirt or onesie [Sorry, snapsuit! Gerber, don't sue me! I'm a newbie and I don't know how to make that little trademark symbol in Blogger!] in their kid's closet with "Kiss me, I'm Chinese" or "got balut?" on it. I don't know how many items of sushi-related clothing The Pumpkin's got, or t-shirts with hina matsuri dolls on 'em, or the ubiquitous "got rice?" Seems everybody and their parental unit is flogging some kind of ethnic/racial/cultural/political slogan to slap on their baby on Cafe Press. [My own personal favorite was the mini version of my well-worn Black Lava "check other" t-shirt that a friend made with a paint pen at our baby shower (sorry, Black Lava, but you didn't make a kid-size one).] So, what's your favorite—or least favorite—way for your mini-me to flaunt their heritage while their Che Guevara bodysuit (see, Gerber, I learn!) is in the wash?


6 Responses to “Wearing your ethnic pride on your sleeve—or your onesie, or your bib...”

  1. Blogger Lumpyheadsmom 

    We bought the "white bread plus rice bowl" tee from Swirl Syndicate for Lumpyhead.

    But now I'm totally making him a "check other" snap garment.

  2. Anonymous Anonymous 

    THAT is awesome.

  3. Blogger superha 

    I've made a million one piece suit iron-ons for my little one, but I failed to come up with a racialcentric slogan or logo. Bad Taiwanese Mommy, bad! I'll look into soon. :(

  4. Anonymous AQdoc 

    Despite owning several pro-Asian t-shirts myself, I am ashamed to say we don't have any for the kid. We have so many hand-me-downs from friends, we really didn't have to buy much of anything :P

    But I am inspired... maybe I'll make a "You can call me baby.... for now" shirt.

  5. Blogger superha 

    Ooops, just noticed that 'Lil Dimples has a onesie/snap suit/whatever that I made a while back and forgot about. The front has the chinese character for "love" (ai) and the back says "I love you" (wo ai ni). So, I'm not such a lame parent after all. Yay me!

  6. Blogger daddy in a strange land 

    What, no requests for "Who's your rice daddy?" onesies? ;)

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