We just found out on Wed that #2 is a girl...which means we have almost everything we need. We might need to purchase different clothes because they are opposite seasons, but we'll do that as necessary.
Anyways, since DD is in a big girl bed, I could totally reuse all her bedding for the crib. DD #2 will have all of DD#1's furniture because we are getting #1 all new furniture. Part of me is sad though that the nursery will look exactly the same and that #1 won't have anything unique to her. Do you think it's totally extravagant to buy new bedding? I wouldn't go crazy and get something really expensive-just a new bumper and crib sheet/bed skirt and some new curtains or something..
Re: Did you re-use everything you could with #2?
Congrats on DD#2!
We had a boy, then a girl, but yes, I re-used everything I could. We just don't have the money to buy everything new. Sometimes I feel bad that DD doesn't have as much new, but then I also am glad to see her in some of the same things as DS. Plus, we did get gifts, so those items were brand new and just for DD.
Yes, we've reused everything possible so far, and like you our boys are opposite seasons so at least it has meant I get to do some clothes shopping
I had to buy a whole 3-6 month wardrobe b/c DS #1's clothes were all summer, and obviously it's the middle of winter now when DS #2 needs this size.
I loved the nursery bedding, so was actually glad to get to continue to use it. Maybe if I hadn't loved it then I would have been tempted to replace it, but luckily that wasn't the case. If something isn't in good shape, then I'll replace it, but otherwise I just can't justify replacing something for the heck of it.
Oops..I meant that #2 wouldn't have anything unique to her..
I don't think we'll buy a new carseat/PNP or any of that stuff-everything she has is in great shape. And our strollers are all singles that we invested in planning on #2 using them.
I'll have to see how much the bedding comes to. Maybe it can be a gift from someone