Psycho Baby, a term of endearment that Starbuck and business partner Marlo Hoffman give to their own children when they are acting up, sells miniature versions of the clothes worn by adults in sizes ranging from newborn to ages 6 and 7.
"They're relatively cool and hip," Starbuck said. "We go to New York and Los Angeles to find unique, different stuff."
Puma shoes and Nolita T-shirts (referring to a New York City neighborhood `north of Little Italy') have been popular with adults who are now dressing their tykes in them.
"But it's not all high end," Starbuck said. "You could spend $100 or $38 on a pair of jeans. There's something for everybody."
What’s not to like?
a - They stole our name. I’m the mother of the original Psycho Babies.
b - PsychoPater and PsychoMater don’t even spend $38 on jeans. $38 baby pants do not constitute ‘something for everybody.’