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This summer Baby will be in 0-3m clothing and be pretty tiny, newborn through 2 months. How do I dress her?
With Augie, I loved doing onesies and shorts, and actually his first few weeks he rocked just a straight onesie. But with baby girl I am dying over all the cute dresses. I'm a onesie addict, Augie still wears them. But I can't really put a onesie under a summery dress huh?
I'm finding nice dresses at Kohls (Carters brand) that have built in bloomers with a snapcrotch. I like that her diaper won't be exposed and her belly will stay covered. What do you do about the dresses that don't have that? I know in colder weather I'll do a onesie and tights under a long sleeve dress but I'm concerned about this summer.
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Re: Girl Moms - ?
DD pretty much lived in cotton sleepers at first. She was born in the end of August, so there wasn't much of summer left. Remember newborns wear more than you do, so the dress may not be enough.
Now the next summer, when she was 9-12 months, she
I really liked these styles last summer for B. She wasn't an itty-bitty newborn, but they worked well when it was really hot. Simple, not fussy, but cuter than a onesie.
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Those onesie/dresses with the snapcrotch are the best! It's like a onesie, but with a built in skirt. Ditto PP about smaller size dresses coming with a diaper cover or bloomers - most all of them do when they're that small. T had a fe
DD1 was a Feb baby, but in CA so she got to wear summer stuff early
We did the sunsuits (the snap crotch dresses) and rompers if I wanted her looking cute, but for every day she pretty much wore a onesie. If it was a little cooler, I put baby legs o
DD1 Feb 2010
DD2 Sept 2011
This should probably be my UO. I don't think dresses are very cute on baby girls who don't walk yet and especially tiny babies. They just don't even look like a dress, they just look silly to me,
L lived in a onesie and/or a sleep &am
Last summer, L mostly wore onesies or sunsuits (like a onesie but with a little skirt-like ruffle). If we went out, I put a pair of cotton shorts over her onesie, but of course this was when she was mobile. For a tiny one, probably just a o
Catherine has worn mostly dresses since she was born. 4 years of boy clothes covered in puppies and trucks and I was so ready for girly stuff!
Most come with bloomers for under the dress and i bought a few plain white ones for the oc