Most parents don't like spending a lot of money on their infant's wardrobe. They grow so quickly, and they spit up or have diaper blowouts, so it doesn't seem like something that's worth splurging on. But one mom begs to differ and has bought her 6-week-old daughter a full designer wardrobe.
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Florentina Cunningham, a mom in the Scottish Borders, loves buying her newborn daughter Queeniana designer outfits. The baby probably can't even hold her head up by herself, but she already has an impressive amount of luxury items, including a Chanel bag, Louis Vuitton and Hermès blankets, and clothing from Burberry, Versace, and Dior.
"She's already got a better wardrobe than I have," Cunningham told the Daily Mail.
The tiny tot got her first Chanel bag before she was even born, her mom revealed. She has a Balmain changing bag and other items from Dolce & Gabbana. Cunningham even admitted to having outfits made by a designer in Italy for the little girl from birth.
Cunningham is aware that her shopping habits can be viewed as "extra," but it doesn't really seem to bother her.
Cunningham was desperate to have a daughter that she could spoil in this manner. The outlet reported that she was "over the moon" to find out that she was having a daughter, and immediately started designing a glamorous nursery and buying clothes.
"I always want to give my daughter the best," she said. "People comment on social media, saying she's spoiled and that she is like a little doll."
"We also do little pamper evenings together. She has all her little products lined up, a cozy dressy gown and fluffy slippers," Cunningham says of her daughter.
Cunningham loves being spotted in a crowd, and that is reflected in the way she chooses to dress her daughter. She has shared that she plans to buy her daughter lavish Christmas presents, including a Louis Vuitton handbag.
"I can't wait for us to do more things like this together when she is older," she said.
