Famecrawler
Really? How many times must we see this? Crocs are so 2007.
What famous mom and her long-haired boy were spotted kicking these Crocs?
Droolicious will show you. They’re nicer than I am.
Again with the Crocs?
What celebrity mom took her little one out in bright, orange style?
How can you? Why would you? Talk to Droolicious. They’re listening.
What famous mom is on the Mouse’s payroll and dresses her kids accordingly? Also, Crocs.
(sung to the tune of the Mickey Mouse Club)
It’s been posts since we’ve talked about Crocs. But here’s the spin: Disney. Yes, long before Marvel and the Beatles there was the great combination of Disney and Crocs.
What celebrity mom was spotted with her Disney-Croc kid? How can you get the shoes for you own kid at 50% off? The house of Droolicious can help.
I’m torn on Crocs. One one hand foot, reports are always coming out about how unsafe they are, but really, what is safe these days? Also, they look like gardening shoes on adults but they are fairly cute on the kids – especially when they put those little pins in the holes. Now there’s marketing!
What celebrity’s daughter was recently seen in Crocs and her mommy’s arms AT THE SAME TIME?
Drool it.
Photographers snapped pics of Salma Hayek and her 2-year-old daughter Valentina on the way to an intimate lunch with family and friends in Malibu over the weekend. Continue reading »
Ah, Crocs. Can’t live with them, pass the beer nuts. These silly, yet extremely popular, shoes were spotted on the feet of a young celebspring in Hollywood.
Any guesses?
Visit Droolicious for the answer and ordering information. I’ll wait here.
Christopher Rogers 
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Joanna Mazewski 
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