Andi Eigenmann's daughters Ellie and Baby Lilo wear her clothes

Andi Eigenmann is teaching her daughters Ellie and Baby Lilo how to practice sustainability in the clothes they wear, as they swap and reuse each other's clothes.

On Instagram, Andi posted an adorable photo of her two daughters Ellie and Baby Lilo side by side, saying they've "been going ukay- ukay on each other’s wardrobes lately!" 

Andi said she got some "comfiest sleeping shirts" from her brother, while a lot of her clothes — clothes that she love — are beginning to fit her eldest, who is only eight years old.

"Lilo on the other hand is wearing reusable diapers from the 90’s. They used to be mine!" Andi wrote in the caption, adding how glad she is that her mother Jaclyn Jose kept them to pass them onto her kids.

"Also glad-er that they are still in style!" Andi exclaimed.

 

 

 

 

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We have been going ukay- ukay on eachother’s wardrobes lately! While I just got a bunch of the comfiest sleeping shirts from my brother, Ellie discovered that a lot of my clothes (that I still love btw) are starting to fit her. She’s only 8 you guyss! Lilo on the otherhand, is wearing reusable diapers from the 90’s. They used to be mine! Glad nanay kept a bunch of my old baby clothes to pass on to my kids. Also glad-er that they are still in style! Admittedly, as eco- conscious as I have been, supporting fast fashion, to me, was always the hardest to let go of. So that little activity of ours was such a wonderful thing for us to try! Remember that it’s always better to contribute even something so little than doing nothing at all. One can be doing their best yet still not succeed in doing it completely, AND THAT’S OK.????

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Jul 11, 2020 at 6:21pm PDT

She shared that though she's trying to lead a sustainable lifestyle, fast fashion "was always the hardest to let go of."

Andi reminded those who slowly want to be more sustainable "that it’s always better to contribute even something so little ,than doing nothing at all."

"One can be doing their best yet still not succeed in doing it completely, AND THAT’S OK," she added. — Jannielyn Ann Bigtas/LA, GMA News