I found out on Monday that I am expecting a baby girl. My cousin who also has an 11 month old daughter gave me a lot (three bags full) of her daughter's newborn, 0-3, 3-6 month clothes.
I was wondering if it is in poor taste to ask the hostess of my baby shower to suggest to guest that if clothes is to be gifted let it be 6 months or older?
TIA.
Re: is this okay?
I agree with this. If you do end up with a lot of smaller-sized clothes, a lot of stores will let you do an even exchange for another size, even without the receipt, so you could just exchange for a bigger size.
Not to be MOTO - but likely as your friend's child grow - so will the hand-me-downs. So, you probably really don't need *any* clothes.
So don't register for any.
You will probably still get some.
You can't dictate the gifts you get.
I agree with the PP that you can exchange them.
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I got some clothes at my showers, but not as much as you would expect. Most of the clothes I ended up buying myself. What I did get at showers were mostly 6 month sizes and up. I'm having twin girls so I did get a few newborn matching outfits. Some people just can't resist.
I had however, posted a picture of the girls' closet, along with other nursery pictures, to my Facebook album so people may have seen the over-abundance of clothes already hanging there. And the boxes of diapers stacked in the corner - which might explain why I only got diapers in sizes 1 and 2.
Yep. If someone asks your host she can pass your wishes on. You can always exchange what doesn't work for you.
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