Moms, you know the routine: It's early. You're hurriedly trying to get your kindergartener ready for school, but they are stomping their feet, refusing to get dressed. They hate what you picked out for them, and they hate what they picked out for themselves even more. Well Stitch Fix [1], the personalized online styling service, is trying to put an end to the morning chaos [2] with its newly launched subscription box service aimed at the kiddos.

Just announced this week, Stitch Fix Kids will deliver curated Fixes (or boxes) focused on giving kids confidence as they dress themselves. Parents simply fill out a style profile with their child and pay a $20 styling fee (which is applied toward any item purchased in their child's Fix), and a box of affordable clothing and accessories (sizes range from 2T to 14) will show up at their door. Parents, you can return whatever your kid doesn't like (average prices will range from $10 to $35 per item), and there's no subscription, either.

To get a feel for some of the looks the Stitch Fix team is putting together, check out some of the products. This just might be the thing that saves your mornings.