Today's article was created, as they say, in five minutes, or on the run. I went with the kids and my mum to eat at the Medická záhrada and to gather chestnuts to make little animals. I took a few shots with my phone, and when I got home I couldn't help it and had to write something. Not about the photos, the Medická záhrada or the chestnuts, but about our outfits today.
During this morning several of you stopped me with the question of when and how it is possible, alongside two children, to also coordinate from head to toe. Some asked it with an admiring undertone, others with disdain or a thoughtful voice. The answer is: We don't coordinate on purpose, not a day ahead and not by force. The fact that we all have similar or identical outfits is one of the advantages of a capsule wardrobe. If you haven't read this article yet, I definitely recommend it. I don't put it together seasonally just for myself, but for the kids too.
I don't follow trends all that much, but rather my feeling and quality. I always bet on timeless models and pieces. As for colours, we are also quite universal, and so we actually always match. In autumn we all practically wear only blue, grey, brown, black and yellow, and I follow the rule of three colours. Patterns are foreign to us and for everyday wear we only wear plain and simple pieces. So logically, when I dress the kids in yellow sweatshirts in the morning I automatically get a taste for a yellow jumper, and if my husband were with us I'd bet my life he'd pull out his "yellow" joggers. So matching with kids is very easy. At least for us, definitely. 
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Yellow oversized jumper: Reserved, Kids' yellow sweatshirts: H&M, Black leather trainers: CCC shoes&bags, kids' trainers: both Adidas, pram: Babyzen YOYO
