Cassidy Zachary

Join fashion historians April Callahan and Cassidy Zachary as they dive into the intriguing evolution of children's clothing from the 16th to 19th centuries. They discuss how safety features began to shape toddler attire, spotlighting practices like breeching and pudding caps. The role of portraiture in revealing societal norms, along with the historical transformations of baby walkers, provides fascinating insights into child-rearing philosophies. The conversation sparks a reflection on how fashion intertwines with culture and family dynamics.