Cincinnati Babies
PSA: Children's Place
The Children's Place is having a $2.99 Monster Sale right now. All winter items are $2.99 or less. I got Logan a pair of mittens, a pair of fleece pants, a jacket, and a hooded sweatshirt and it came to $11 and change. I had a $10 rewards coupon so I only paid $1.01 for all of it! The Eastgate location was pretty picked over for boys (although there seemed to be quite a bit of 6-9m and 3T last night) but there was quite a bit of stuff left in the girls section. Happy shopping!
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Re: PSA: Children's Place
So I have a question - DS will be about 6 months by next winter.... (due date is 6/13/10)
Would it be silly/weird to buy some winter stuff, and would I just buy 6-9m sizes? I'm just afraid that if I buy stuff, it won't fit! But I really want to buy some stuff : )
I would be hesitant... I am so glad I bought nothing in advance for DS. He was in NB clothes for quite awhile (and he was 9lb 9oz at birth!!) We were given a TON of 0-3mo clothes. By the time he got into 0-3...he was only in it maybe 2.5 weeks, had a major growth spurt, then moved up to 3-6 quickly. All those clothes....so many he never got to wear.
So my point is you wont know til he's here... Even if it's a good deal you don't want to waste money. Just my 2 cents!
It depends. Ava was always 50th percentile so at 6 mos. she actually wore 6 mos. clothing, for the most part. I tend to think Children's Place clothing runs true to size too. Since it is such a good deal, why not take the chance and then if it doesn't work you can donate it to charity next winter?
I did. Carter was born July 16th and weighed 9lbs. Despite his above average size at birth he has slowed down and has been stable in the 50th percentile. He's just over 6 months old and is still wearing mostly 3-6 month clothes. We bought a ton of 6-9 month winter stuff and 12-18 month summer stuff for him on sale for 99 cents - 3.99 last year. I'm glad that I did so that we are ready and if it ends up not fitting him at least we're not out too much money.