Modern MacDonald Infant Kilt Review

**sathor** · 10th May 09, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by ForresterModern

Unfortunatley finding belt, sporran, and kilt pin appropriately sized for the boy is a bit of a challenge so we just do without---they would also be a bit more fuss than the young'un could take.

My son used a hat pin / tie pin as a kilt pin, It was a pokemon one, but it snaged and broke off, never to be seen again.

**McMurdo** · 10th May 09, 06:00 PM

I think he does the side shot better than I do, great photos what a cutie.

**KFCarter** · 10th May 09, 07:03 PM

Wonderful pictures! Glad to see him starting good and early; he might be the only current Xmarker with a chance to have more kilts than Hamish one day.

**Spartan** · 10th May 09, 07:29 PM

Those are great pictures and what a cutie. He wears it well.

We got a baby size sporran and kilt hose from Sport Kilt for our grandson to go with his baby kilt.

**B. Somm** · 11th May 09, 07:58 AM

That is just too cute!! I bet he'll be a happy camper once he can go "regimental"!

B.

**JolyStNicholas** · 11th May 09, 08:15 AM

Absolutely grand looking laddie! Job well done!

**Tartan Shortbread Jock** · 11th May 09, 08:18 AM

Hello ForresterModern, glad to meet you.
Nice to see the next genaration with the kilt, keeps the line going.
Kind wishes to your family.

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 12th May 09, 07:09 AM

I know the exact vendor you got that wee kilt from as I bought my daughter one and I plan to buy a newborn one soon.

These little kilts deserve a good review. They have stood up to all the things a crawling baby can get into.

His username is
nokoman56
And in case you're wondering, he sells a sporran to go with the baby kilt,
baby kilt socks, and ghillie shirts.

Sariah in her MacPherson modern

**Andy** · 12th May 09, 09:48 AM

Originally Posted by B. Somm

That is just too cute!! I bet he'll be a happy camper once he can go "regimental"!

B.

My son would go regimental kilted or not, but then again, he's at the time in his life where most kids his age celebrate The Age Of Exhibitionism . I'd let him go regimental, except for the fact that we're just beginning potty training.....might need to wait til he's 2 years old...

**ForresterModern** · 12th May 09, 02:00 PM

My guy won't go regimental for quite some time, as he is at that developmental stage where if something is within reach it is meant to be actively played with, if you get my drift. Keep the little soldier covered for now or it will be publicly displayed and played with.

Squeaky, your little girl is darling in her kilt. Ain't they all just so cute?