Besides onsies/pajamas do you have any clothes? I have NO outfits for Cletus, not that I'm worried, but I was talking to a cousin and she thought it was a little odd.
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I had sleepers, some onsies and a few outfits that were purchased for my shower (I had several friends who bought me an outfit for the gender they were hoping for and a few who bought me one of each). Other than that I didn't have anything really as far as clothes until after DS was born...then I bought a slew of stuff and my mom sent a slew of stuff to me as well.
I have a handful of outfits that I got as gifts, but I didn't really buy any myself. Well, I bought one for the hospital. I figure I'm going to do a bigger shopping spree after LO is born and we know the gender and how big the little gaffer is.
Not really. I bought a few duck pants/shirt sets but all you really need at first are onesies, snapfront tees, and sleepers anyways.
This. I have a lot of sleepers. I have four gender specific outfits (two for each) that I just *had* to have when I was shopping. I'm going to give away the ones that aren't appropriate (or maybe save them for a future child).
I'm sure there will be a lot of online shopping in the days and weeks after LO is born.
Not really. I told my mom that it's her job to go buy the baby gender-specific outfits, including LO's take-home outift, while we're still in the hospital. I'm pretty sure she'll be up to the challenge :-)
But I'm not worried about having too many outfits since I plan on having LO in onesies for most of the summer (unless we're going somehwere or have visitors).
I have PJs and onsies that are gender neutral plus some cute gender specific and gender neutral "church" outfits that we got at consignment sales. My sister gave me my nephew's 0-6 month clothes this weekend. If we have a girl, I know that my mom with go on a spree. I am not worried. Once the baby is here and we are in a groove, I will take him/her shopping.
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We have a couple neutral items (like 5), a boy going home outfit washed and packed and a girl going home outfits washed and packed. I then have two bags of clothes in the baby's closet - one bag of boy stuff and one bag of girl stuff. The receipt is taped to the bag and I'll return whichever I don't need after I have the baby.
I am technically not 3rd tri yet but have been lurking.
I agree with Juno's post. The coming home outfit will be neutral but we'll have a big bag of clothes picked out for whether it's a girl or boy and return the clothes that don't apply! I still want to be able to pick out little girl and boy clothes before and this way I can while still being team green.
I agree with a pp, with DS 1, we had maybe 6 neutral sleep n plays.DH left the hospital and purchased a gender specific outfit to bring the baby home from the hospital. It was something that WE wanted to do and had a blast with it!!
I was humored by the fact that my SIL was EXTREMELY bothered by the fact that we didn't have gender specific clothing. So the day she found out it was a boy, she ran out to the store and bought I think the department and 'overnighted' it! (yet it took a week to arrive b/c she had the wrong address!!) It still makes me laugh, but we wouldn't change what we did and are doing the exact same thing this time around too!!
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This. I have a lot of sleepers. I have four gender specific outfits (two for each) that I just *had* to have when I was shopping. I'm going to give away the ones that aren't appropriate (or maybe save them for a future child).
I'm sure there will be a lot of online shopping in the days and weeks after LO is born.
Not really. I told my mom that it's her job to go buy the baby gender-specific outfits, including LO's take-home outift, while we're still in the hospital. I'm pretty sure she'll be up to the challenge :-)
But I'm not worried about having too many outfits since I plan on having LO in onesies for most of the summer (unless we're going somehwere or have visitors).
I am technically not 3rd tri yet but have been lurking.
I agree with Juno's post. The coming home outfit will be neutral but we'll have a big bag of clothes picked out for whether it's a girl or boy and return the clothes that don't apply!
I still want to be able to pick out little girl and boy clothes before and this way I can while still being team green.
I agree with a pp, with DS 1, we had maybe 6 neutral sleep n plays.DH left the hospital and purchased a gender specific outfit to bring the baby home from the hospital. It was something that WE wanted to do and had a blast with it!!
I was humored by the fact that my SIL was EXTREMELY bothered by the fact that we didn't have gender specific clothing. So the day she found out it was a boy, she ran out to the store and bought I think the department and 'overnighted' it! (yet it took a week to arrive b/c she had the wrong address!!) It still makes me laugh, but we wouldn't change what we did and are doing the exact same thing this time around too!!