Stupid question..... Regarding clothing

Re: Stupid question..... Regarding clothing

• JBDamonM member

  March 2014

  But doesn't it drive you nuts when her shirts ride up?

  
  

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• pinottoparenthood member

  March 2014

   I love onesies! But I think they're much harder to get after 12, 18, maaybe size 24 months. I think it's nice to have the onesies when they're crawling and scooting all over the floor to keep it from riding up all the time. Once they're walking, it's not really necessary anymore. I've just recently started dressing Rhys more in tshirts (and his muscle tank of course).

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• tondraluv member

  March 2014

  Not a fan of onesies at all. B wears them around the house but we stopped wearing them in public around 8 months.

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  

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• CoachTay member

  March 2014

  We still have B in onsies - a lot of time, it's a onsie under a regular shirt.  I hate when her shirts ride up.  Perhaps once she starts walking, I will do less of that. 

  I wear a tank under my shirts everyday - - so maybe it's just a reflection of my personal dress code.

  
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• kgs0505 member

  March 2014

  I got rid of them with DS once he started walking.  Couldn't stand having his shirts ride up and stuff when he was still a rug rat.  I suspect it'll be the same for the girlies.  We are still rocking the onesie as undergarment.

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• ceamac0127 member

  March 2014

  We stopped onesies a few months ago. I just cannot get her to sit still long enough to get them snapped

  
  

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• JBDamonM member

  March 2014

  Thanks for the input ladies!

  My daughter is the queen of hand me downs - and this morning when consolidating her clothes I realized she has a huge gap in stuff from 12-18 months. I wasn't even thinking that she will (hopefully) be more upright at this age, but was thinking it will be warmer and the onsie seems redundant! So I ordered a few short sleeve outfits this AM.  One of these days she'll start walking and such so this was great feedback.

  
  

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  TTC #1 since August 2011 MFI Diagnosis - April 2012
  IVF #1 - July 2012 - Stims start 7/2, ER 7/12, 20 retrieved, 16 mature, 13 fertilized!
  ET - 7/17 - 1 blast transferred. Beta - 7/26 273, Beta 2 7/30 - 1143. Beta 3 8/6 - 11,597
  12/25 - Santa tells us "IT'S A GIRL!" EDD - April 4th
  
  Our Little Easter Bunny has arrived!

  Molly Mildred born 03/31/13
  

  
  

  TTC A Sibling....... FET #1 11/14/14, Transferred one beautiful blast

  Remaining four frosties arrested due to "embryologist error"
  

  Plllllleasssee stick little icicle.....Beta 11/23...BFN

  Starting ALL over with a fresh IVF cycle

  Stims start 11/28/14, ER December 10th, 13 eggs retrieved, 11 mature, only 4 fertilized 

  1 Blast Transferred on December 15th..... Beta Christmas Eve... Please Santa, bring me a baby!

  Beta #1 345.....Beta #2....750/ First U/S 1/13/15/HB 131....EDD 9/2/2015

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• Angela814 member

  March 2014

  Potty training. :-)
  
  I always put a onesie under a 2 piece outfit bc the shirts ride up. I probably stop sometime around 18 months.

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• suedell member

  March 2014

  We use a onesie as an undershirt. I feel like it keeps the diaper where it belongs. When it gets warmer out he will probably be in size 18/24 months and we will ditch it altogether.

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• TuckleUp member

  March 2014

  Onesie under a regular shirt, always. Once the weather turns (or should I say 'IF'?) I'll ditch them.

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  March 2014

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• arschm02 member

  March 2014

  The only reason we still do onesies is because it's freaking bitter cold. It's too cold (even inside) if his shirt rides up. As soon as it warms up a bit we'll be done with the onesies. I hate the extra step.

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• efujan member

  March 2014

  DS is about 50/50 with onesies & t-shirts now (DH dresses him in t-shirts, I mostly dress him in onesies because it's so f*#@ing cold out right now, I don't like his shirt riding up!). 
  
  We're slowly moving into 12-18 month stuff as he's starting to grow out of some of the hand-me-downs we have, and I am not finding as many onesies in the stores once you get to this size. . . but I think that will actually work out better once it starts warming up.
  

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• woohoo02 member

  March 2014

  I put DD in a onesie underneath her outfit everyday. Like others said, it's just so damn cold out! I want her to be comfy. Once the weather warms up, we'll ditch them too. She's almost exclusively in 12 month now and the largest onesies I have are 18 month. 

  
  

  
  

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• camdensmom32 member

  March 2014

  I guess I'm an odd ball but I never really ever put Cam in onesies. He gets warm easy so I never really used them under his clothes.

   

  
  

   

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• Meggs2559 member

  March 2014

  cece2682 said:

  Onesies 4 Lyfe!!!!

  This!! LO always has a white onesie on. I treat it like an undershirt really. I have to wear a tanktop under all my shirts because I can't stand that feeling of a shirt riding up. I guess I feel like he may feel the same way?? Lol

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