When it comes to impulse buying, there’s the good (second-hand Chanel), the bad (leg warmers), and the ugly (culottes).
Then there’s the inspired. Like the pint-size corduroy jumpsuit that called to Tina Holmes and John Tripp, the couple behind Jesse’s Threads, a new collection of vintage togs for tots.
Named after their son, the company deals in original Levi’s gear, ribbed tank tops, and one-of-a-kind sweatshirts for minis. Think summer camp circa 1970, but everything is bug juice stain free and meant for serious playtime. Snag a classic Snoopy tee and pass it down to a friend once your munchkin outgrows it.
Or moves on to his next whim.
Trunk show, Saturday and Sunday, noon-5 p.m., 944 Harding Avenue, at Naples Avenue, Venice. Tiny treats provided by Sweet E’s. To see styles, go to jessesthreads.com.
Photo: Courtesy of Jesse’s Threads

PLAN
A Baby
What: Moms and moms-to-be ogle top-of-the-line baby gear, services, and products while hearing from experts. First five readers to respond to this e-mail get a free ticket. Enter “giveaway” at checkout.
Why: Got a better plan?
When: Sun., 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, 7000 Hollywood Blvd., at N. Orange Dr. Tickets online at planababyevent.com or call 310-860-1300.
SING
Mothersong LA
What: Soulful world tunes draw babes (0-3 years) to this vibrant, drop-in singing circle behind Swork Coffee.
Why: Unchained melody.
When: Ongoing. Tues., 10-11 a.m.
Where: American Legion Hall, 2109 Merton Ave., b/t Eagle Rock Blvd. & Caspar Ave., Eagle Rock (323-236-0542).
LEARN
Spooky Science Presents: Skeletons
What: Kids can solve a forensic mystery, make Day of the Dead crafts, or play a life-size game of Operation at this multifaceted new exhibition.
Why: What lies beneath.
When: Sat.-Nov. 8.
Where: Discovery Science Center, 2500 N. Main St., b/t Edgewood Rd. & Walkie Way, Santa Ana (714-542-2823).
Posted by Toddler on Nov 5, 2009 1:38:40 PM
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