childrens hangers

Re: childrens hangers

• taagent member

  January 2010

  The thing about the children's hangers is that you may have a hard time getting them to fit baby clothes.  It may stretch the fabric of the clothes out.  My stepdaughter had some of her clothes on baby hangers until she was 7 so it really isn't that big of a deal.

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• mikeismine

  January 2010

  I still use the little pink hangers that I got for DD when she was born and she is now 4.

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• mrsjenni member

  January 2010

  I'm not sure what the difference is between baby hangers and children's hangers... but I bought a million packs of little hangers for DS.  And I used ALL of them, lol.  A lot of clothes come with hangers, but they're not as good as the plastic ones that you can buy yourself.

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• mopsie member

  January 2010

  I got a set of 10 pink kids' hangers at Target for 97 cents!!!  I don't mind having to replace a 10 cent hanger in 2 years.

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• MrsPedersen member

  January 2010

  Our Dollar Store has them too...I think there are 10 in a pack

   

  

  
  

  
  

  

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• skiwic8

  January 2010

  I purchased kids hangers from walmart.  They are a little big for some of the stuff but I just go in through the bottom not through the neck to minimize stretching.  I purchased the regular style and the one with clips so I can hang pants.  But honestly I don't know how much I will be hanging after LO arrives (this was more for organization)...I just feel like putting most of it in drawers will be simpler.

  

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• earthycrunchymama

  January 2010

  yeah I suspected kids hangers would be especially too big for newborn clothes. 

  I'm OCD and can't handle mis-matched hangers. (I've been like this since I was a kid!) I need them to be all the same... maybe I'll use baby hangers for toddlers instead of rushing for bigger ones?

   

   

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• MEJ2008

  January 2010

  You can buy the wooden childrens hangers and try them out on the smaller clothes. It really depends what kind of clothes and how many you want to hang.

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• Linds&Chris777

  January 2010

  taagent:

  The thing about the children's hangers is that you may have a hard time getting them to fit baby clothes.  It may stretch the fabric of the clothes out.  My stepdaughter had some of her clothes on baby hangers until she was 7 so it really isn't that big of a deal.

  Pretty much this.  My 8 SS's clothes are still on baby hangers (minus the pants).

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• cactus5 member

  January 2010

  Baby hangers are pretty cheap-about 10 for a dollar or two. Just buy a few packs and when you need to, buy children's hangers.

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• Kelly1109 member

  January 2010

  I just bought the 10 pack at Target for 97 cents in the baby aisle and they fit my stepdaughter's (7 years old) clothes as well as the baby clothes.  If you actually go into the hanger section they are more expensive for the smaller size - go figure! 

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• BrideBritt88

  January 2010

  I accidently hit enter on my "so" post which made me sound completely insensitive...which I am not.. what I was going to say before my pinkie finger went against me.

  So did you ask him why his mother went through with her pregnancy? 

  What a complete #$%^.  

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