I've gone to a bunch of stores and just looked online and can't find fleece sleepers for the 9 month size. Apparently winter is over here so spring clothes are out...we're going to need fleece for months more. Any suggestions?
I got some cute ones from Walmart and just got winter ones with snowmen on sale at Target (2 pack Gerber ones. Had to get them in 18 month size I think though, because according to the measurements, the 12 month size would be too small for DD! Gerber usually runs small) or you could always get regular sleepers and just get a fleece sleep sack?
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Do you have Once Upon a Child stores in your area? Might check around at some resale shops. Or online, just google "fleece sleeper" and see what you can find.
I got some cute ones from Walmart and just got winter ones with snowmen on sale at Target (2 pack Gerber ones. Had to get them in 18 month size I think though, because according to the measurements, the 12 month size would be too small for DD! Gerber usually runs small) or you could always get regular sleepers and just get a fleece sleep sack?
I got some cute ones from Walmart and just got winter ones with snowmen on sale at Target (2 pack Gerber ones. Had to get them in 18 month size I think though, because according to the measurements, the 12 month size would be too small for DD! Gerber usually runs small) or you could always get regular sleepers and just get a fleece sleep sack?
Your little girl is absolutely adorable!!
thank you! and I ditto a pp, Costco had a bunch too
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My LO actually sleeps in a long sleeve onsie, cotton footed sleeper, and then a fleece or velboa Halo Sleepsack. I have a couple fleece sleepers, but he's too warm in them. And I know that Halo sells the fleece and cotton versions of sleepsacks all year long (in the stores at target and BRU, plus online of course).
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Your little girl is absolutely adorable!!
thank you!
and I ditto a pp, Costco had a bunch too 