January 2015 Moms

Going home outfit for baby

NatureLoversNatureLovers member
edited August 2014 in January 2015 Moms
Anyone planning on putting the baby in something special? Post links if you do. Right now Carter's is 50% off site/store wide, with an additional 25% off purchases of $50 or more.
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Re: Going home outfit for baby

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  • I haven't thought about this yet.

    ::feeling behind::
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    (Zoe Claire- born at 33.6 weeks- November 19, '14 - 5lbs 15oz)
  • We have a family 'going home' outfit. It's way too thin to actually bring baby home in, so we will most likely take a lot of pictures in it for Pop and then change baby into something warm and Snuggly. I have a feeling late January is going to be extremely crisp

    thank you for the heads up at carters! I'll have to check it out!
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  • Mrs_BennettMrs_Bennett member
    edited August 2014
    We haven't chosen anything yet, but I will probably let the boys choose. I remember picking out my brother's going home before he was born, and it made me feel very special and important. Since it will most likely be cold, we will "guide" them to choose a nice, snuggly fleece sleeper.

    Edit to add: Thanks for the heads up about the Carters sale!!
  • I think it will depend on whether we want to go with matching outfits for the boys. I have a couple and will probably get several more during the baby shower. Most of what I have though is second hand and I am generally disinclined to buy something special.
  • I haven't thought about this yet.


    ::feeling behind::
    Don't feel bad. I only thought of it since I'm on bed rest and don't have jack to do. :)
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  • I always do a going home and picture outfit and then its put away for them when they are older so each has their own outfit i just dont know what team we are on yet so soon as i do i will be searching the stores for one its usually a sleeper and hat :) cant wait!
  • @BookitBoo‌ what area do you live in again?
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  • Rats...now I am looking at the website and the boys clothes are so cute. I was so not going to get tempted (which clearly lasted less than a minute). The penguins are adorable.
  • I was going to get her a girly outfit, but then I wondered if I should keep it gender neutral. That way, if by some fluke we have another, the new sibling could wear it home too. Then when they grow up and have a baby, if they want to, they could continue the tradition with their own kids. Just a thought. :)

    Aside from Carters and Old Navy, any other good places to look?
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  • BookitBooBookitBoo member
    edited August 2014
    @NatureLovers‌

    We moved from Florida to Kansas. HUGE weather difference. The outfit is a super fine linen dress and short sleeve coverlet with embroidered flowers all in (of course!) green with little pearl buttons. It's absolutely beautiful, but the linen is so fine you can say your the lines of your hand beneath it.

    It worked for DS (born mid December in the south) but would definitely not work in Kansas. I'll see if I can find the picture of DS in it :)
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  • BookitBoo said:

    @NatureLovers‌

    We moved from Florida to Kansas. HUGE weather difference. The outfit is a super fine linen dress and short sleeve coverlet with embroidered flowers all in (of course!) green with little pearl buttons. It's absolutely beautiful, but the linen is so fine you can say your the lines of your hand beneath it.

    It worked for DS (born mid December in the south) but would definitely not work in Kansas. I'll see if I can find the picture of DS in it :)

    Oh yeah....it's gonna be cold!
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  • I definitely will be.  I don't know if I'm having boy or girl yet, so I haven't picked out anything specific.  I do have some of those onesie sack things (instead of legs, its more like a dress but bunched at the bottom) to take to the hospital--some neutral, some 'boy', some 'girl'.  When I find out on the 10th what I'm having I'll start packing my bag :)


    I have my sons 'coming home' outfit still--if its a boy, I might use the same one.  But, it is shorts and short sleeved polo onesie, so maybe not.  

    My son was average sized (7lbs, 6 oz, 21 inches) and the newborn outfit was drowning him.  So, keep that in mind...if you want something that will look really "fitted", you might want to bring a few different options--newborn, premie, and 0-3, and then take back the ones that end up being too small.


    Yes! So much this! My DD was 6lbs 10oz so glad I brought a preemie outfit for her, even though it still swallowed her up. She was so itty bitty

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    Oh my goodness, so cute! However, when I see new babies, especially those who are more petite, it makes me so nervous. I have no experience with babies, and newborns look so fragile. It sounds silly, but I'm kind of afraid I'll break her somehow. My mom says that feeling will go away when the baby is born. I hope she's right!

    When DS1 was born, DH was afraid of the same thing, and a nurse gave him the best advice before we went home. She said, "Whatever you do, don't drop him! Other than that, you'll be fine!"
    It was funny, but I really think it helped DH relax!
  • Since I'm due near the Super Bowl, and because J and are football nuts, it will likely be football related. ;-)

    We should totes hit up the outlets together and scope them out. They have Carter's, Osh Kosh, Children's place, Gap/baby Gap.
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  • You mean we have to take these things home?? :)


    I haven't really thought of it,  I'm really tempted to buy this though: 
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    Very cute! Get him the matching hat with the ears.
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  • Where are y'all shopping?
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  • They really aren't that fragile. Pretty much like PP said "Just don't drop it!" Ha ha
  • NatureLoversNatureLovers member
    edited August 2014
  • It looks super cute and comfy.
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  • I was getting a little frantic because I couldn't locate it. I was on the verge of tears. I was so depressed that most of the first weeks was a haze, but I was SURE  that I had taken a picture. 

    I felt so much relief as soon as I found it! 

    I'm thinking a nice warm sherpa hooded bunting to bring this baby home in. We have a brown one with bear ears from DS, so if we could find that, it is what baby will be coming home in. Just like this:

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  • I always do a going home and picture outfit and then its put away for them when they are older so each has their own outfit i just dont know what team we are on yet so soon as i do i will be searching the stores for one its usually a sleeper and hat :) cant wait!
    I do the same thing!!  All 3 boys have their going home outfit in a little box along with their baby book and 1st year scrapbook.  This baby girl will have something cute and adorable to go home in.  I'm leaning towards a really soft knit outfit, I just don't know what yet.
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  • Where are y'all shopping?
    For all my boys I shopped at Gymboree, Tommy Hilfiger Kids, and Ralph Loren Kids.  For this little girl, I'm all into baby boutiques.  I have gotten quite a few things on Zulily and from Lollywollydoodle.com, but what I'm really loving is the Layette from Baby Bundles.  I live in KY and it's a local boutique.  REALLY spendy, so I have been holding off, but I will probably splurge on something adorable soon.
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  • I haven't bought anything yet.
    It will be comfy, and warm though whatever I buy.
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  • Super cute dress, with tights.
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  • This was the comfy one piece.
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  • This is the basic gender neutral one.
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  • I haven't thought about this yet.


    ::feeling behind::
    Don't feel bad. I only thought of it since I'm on bed rest and don't have jack to do. :)
    I'll probably be with you soon enough. I should probably figure an outfit out!
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    (Zoe Claire- born at 33.6 weeks- November 19, '14 - 5lbs 15oz)
  • emmyg65 said:

    Yep, we got a little one piece that says Yay!, a cardigan with teeny stars and a striped hat, all on sale from Baby Gap. We're Team Green, but I contend that navy is gender-neutral. I love the Baby Gap clothes and they're pretty much always on sale. 





    Agreed, I definitely think navy is gender neutral! Super cute outfit

  • Ours has been a last minute thing. With my first, she was way too small for the outfit I picked out and my son was too long for his that my sister gave us. I will have a couple choices with me and my them in the one that fits. I prefer the hospital photos with the babies wrapped in the blankets. I will probably have a blanket that is customized for then.
  • I loved this pink fuzzy snowsuit, so I'm crossing my fingers that we don't get a random 80 degree texas day so baby can wear it.

    I also loved this outfit for her too. I just love baby shopping and there's too many cute things.
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  • Since I had a homebirth, there was no coming home outfit, but here was his first going out outfit on day 3. I bought a bunch of these neutral organic bamboo kimonos and matching tights/hats/booties from a local company called westcoastbaby. The blanket is amazing plush and from petunia picklebottom.


  • Since I'm due near the Super Bowl, and because J and are football nuts, it will likely be football related. ;-)

    We should totes hit up the outlets together and scope them out. They have Carter's, Osh Kosh, Children's place, Gap/baby Gap.

    Yes let's! =D


    Squeee! I'll PM you my email
    Addy. :)
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  • Our favourite baby booties I had in every size: https://www.padraigcottage.com/products/baby-slippers
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