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cheap onesies?

MrsSstrugMrsSstrug
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my friend is going to have twins sometime this month and the crew here is going to send her some homemade onesies with cute says (i.e. My Momma Loves Madonna, I am cuter than my sister etc). these are not meant to last forever and i am just using the DIY print yourself iron-on transfer paper....what is a good source of cheap onesies? target? Kmart? i don't want to go thrift store as i am hoping to get like 10 of the same type.
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  • WinesNotWhinesWinesNotWhines
    I'm guessing Walmart is probably pretty cheap, but I haven't looked there. I know you can buy 5-packs of white Gerber onesies at Target for cheap, too.


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  • kbalbkbalb
    I think I found the best deal at Walmart for Gerber onesies.  Or, you could do BBB or BRU with a 20% off coupon.  I think it was like $7 something for a 5 pack.
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  • ArtslvrArtslvr
    All of the above - Target, Kmart, Babies R Us - have Gerber onsies pretty cheap.  The BJ's I go to also often has them, so maybe Costco also has them.
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  • Hey JellisyHey Jellisy
    The Dollar Tree carries them too.  Just a note about Gerber, their sizes run small so I would buy the 3-6 month pack instead of the 0-3 month pack.
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  • jess08200jess08200

    imageHey Jellisy:
    The Dollar Tree carries them too.  Just a note about Gerber, their sizes run small so I would buy the 3-6 month pack instead of the 0-3 month pack.

    This is soo true!  I couldn't use the Gerger ones because my DS's head wouldn't fit in the opening....I ended up giving them to a friend....

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  • eeclemeeclem
    imagejess08200:

    imageHey Jellisy:
    The Dollar Tree carries them too.  Just a note about Gerber, their sizes run small so I would buy the 3-6 month pack instead of the 0-3 month pack.

    This is soo true!  I couldn't use the Gerger ones because my DS's head wouldn't fit in the opening....I ended up giving them to a friend....

    Ditto. I think Gerber is cheap for a reason - they suck. Definitely get bigger sizes. 

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  • Baby4OTBaby4OT member

    Agree with pp's about Gerber sizing. I'd also add that it would be a good idea to get different sizes (maybe one 5-pack of 3-6 and another 6-9 or 6-12). That way the cuteness and thoughtfulness lasts longer Smile

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  • KiwiChampagneKiwiChampagne
    If you opt for Gerber definitely get larger sizes and make sure you tell them to use them early.  I found that the Circo brand at Target was good for cheap $.  Whenever we buy plain white onsies we get the Circo brand (also tends to run a little larger so they last longer).
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