Baby Clothes

... pain I was having when baby girl had her head stuck... (like nightgowns, my robe, comfy clothes that’ll fit when I leave...

My baby has never been interested in toys and is very similar. She likes unfolding clothes/pulling them out of the basket, attempting to brush her hair/get dressed, belly flopping/climbing on me/couch cushions and pulling things out. As she gets closer to being able to do everything her siblings can she’s becoming calmer. I truely think that she didn’t like being a baby and missing out lol.

Okay ladies, drop your best tips and tricks on how to store alllll the baby clothes, burp cloths, swaddles, etc! Especially if you have pictures. Trying to decide on the best way to store items, especially clothing. I don’t see myself wanting to hang a bunch of crap, that’s too much work ��. Wanting easy access that people have used

... mind washing 2 loads of clothes, and 1 load of towels... dishes while I feed the baby?’ I also heard a ...

..., I dressed up with my baby, backed him and we left... much. At some point my baby started crying but I couldn't ... home, I took off the clothes first and rushed to shower ... rest but I and my baby slept off,lol..we were ...

... by losing this beautiful healthy baby. Now I am dealing with... want to look at maternity clothes. I’m back at work and... attempt to put my “old” clothes on or look in the... changes if there was a baby at the end of this, ...

..., but there’s a baby product called the Frida Baby 3-in-1 Nose Picker. IYKYK... very safe manner to loosen baby crusties. The tool’s overall look..., spare clothes, a few toiletries, medications, gum, notebook, pens, random receipts, baby socks...

..., but there’s a baby product called the Frida Baby 3-in-1 Nose Picker. IYKYK... very safe manner to loosen baby crusties. The tool’s overall look..., spare clothes, a few toiletries, medications, gum, notebook, pens, random receipts, baby socks...

... moving into your house before baby comes? So maybe now just... your current bedroom and put baby stuff in baskets instead of... inspiration. Baby’s don’t need much. Clothes diapers some blankets. Just keep...

... multiverse). oh and also her clothes stretch thanks to Spinne, so... she aint swiming in her clothes whenever she switch. Alf says... box and gently lifted a baby. White skin like the moon...

... since she was still a baby. She shouldn't know that her... easily was hidden in her clothes, it would change into a...

... loud noise lol. But my baby slept best in them and ... right on top of his clothes if we were out and ...

... unless it’s cleaning supplies or clothes for your children. I’m on... need calories to feed our baby so unless you want to...

...I picked up the dirty clothes and washed, today was ... no problem with the clothes drying. I finished up with...the washing and rinsed the clothes, it was more of my... baby's clothes so I spread them on.../DQmXWeySZ57F4vSZsxkrLL28y4LMZEbJWKAf34hVku8JqBp/IMG_20260430_100656.jpg)the clothes on hanger I was done ... I took in the clothes I washed earlier and took ... bath, I fed my baby and I went to eat ...

... son, who is still a baby at this point, and manages... wife and tear off her clothes right there in the parking... kiss, started pulling off my clothes before I could even shut ...

... batteries, cell phone charger, extra clothes, non-perishable canned goods (and a... bag, disinfectant wipes or soap, baby shampoo and conditioners, first aid...

... let it subsist on your baby batter, The Octopus is smart... morning, you will feel your clothes slide off and damp weight...

... is taking care of the baby, which is another big duty ... school, I washed a few clothes. This season, once there is ...

... was taking care of the baby and his wife was late ... inspection. Besides a load of clothes to be washed and changing ...

... "growth" since she was a baby, and no, I don't accept ... a predator judging by her clothes in the 3rd season, but ...

... giving birth to a western baby, but its not as ingrained... dreamed of having a foreigners baby and didnt mind if the... of a mixed-race Thai/American baby, she didnt mind if I... fertile cow out of her clothes so I could examine her... she was pregnant with my baby! Sweeeeet. She doesnt know if...

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I posted free baby clothes for local pickup on Facebook marketplace. This lady wants me to pay to ship her the stuff for free lol. Am I insane or is this ridiculous?? This just confirmed to me that Facebook marketplace is literally hell online submitted by /u/Simple_Bug_6111 to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

Went to a lovely family wedding last week. Bride and groom have a gorgeous baby- he’s the happiest baby I’ve ever seen. He was wearing little white trousers, a white shirt and a blue jacket to match his dad’s suit. The jacket was probably not that comfortable for a baby and they took it off after the ceremony and photos, so he was then in white. There was a guest there (plus one) bitching about him being in white and how it was inappropriate. Didn’t matter that the bride had picked the outfit. That was her not really getting it apparently. I didn’t hear about this until later or I would have said something to her. Im so annoyed. The couple are so nice and I hope they don’t find out about because I worry they’d be hurt. Clearly a baby isn’t going to be mistaken for the bride and did he take attention from her? Well maybe because he’s so smiley and cute, not because he wore the white clothes. Thanks for letting me vent! submitted by /u/Chocolategirl1234 to r/weddingshaming [link] [comments]

Fairly new to this group and still learning a lot. Expecting my first baby by May and I really want some help/guidance as to what’s the best way to wish her clothes. I have a top loader washer and air dry my clothes. My water is not hard, as far as I know. Any help/recommendations are appreciated! submitted by /u/AlejandraCL to r/laundry [link] [comments]

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Expecting my first little one in early April 2026. I live in a climate where it can still be quite cool and rainy that time of year. This will also be my first ever experience with babies so I feel totally clueless! Through research I have figured out some of the basic things I would need are sleepsuits/onesies, body suits, burp clothes and bibs. But the quantity, style and size has left me unsure of everything. I have watched buying guide videos that suggest you can get away with just 3 or 4 of each thing and then do laundry every other day. I know my laundry loads will increase for this little human but I also don't really want to be doing laundry everyday! I would much rather have "too much" and be able to get away with doing less loads of laundry. Am I the only one? But even sleep suits I don't really understand. Does baby wear more than one a day? Does baby just wear a diaper underneath or a bodysuit (I guess this also depends on the temperature)? If they don't have footies, what about baby's feet? Are babies warm enough just in a sleepsuit at night or do they need a sleep sack? Maybe I completely am overestimating the bodily fluids of a baby but could you not potentially have to do several outfit changes a day and night? I am planning to go very basic and functional and not as interested in having fashionable real outfits at first. I am also planning on buying used since I know baby will grow quickly and am looking to save money. But how many is too many? Or is it all at personal discretion of whether I want to be excessive. I feel so out of my league right now despite all the research I've been doing! submitted by /u/minutemaidpeach to r/Buyingforbaby [link] [comments]

I wanted some advice from this great community. I’m due in a few months and want to make sure I’m washing everything properly and efficiently. I have a top loader GE washer and dryer unit and would like to know the best products to buy. I need fragrance free detergent for the baby and probably something to remove stains? I don’t shop from Amazon or Whole Foods, so please keep that in mind with brand recommendations. submitted by /u/Chocolateonmyshoe to r/laundry [link] [comments]

Why are baby clothes so expensive for things they wear for like… 3 weeks? I’ve been browsing online, and it’s wild how a single romper can cost the same as an adult hoodie. I get that baby stuff needs to be comfy and safe, but I also can’t justify spending that much on something they’ll outgrow in a heartbeat. I’ve been trying to find shops that balance price and cuteness, but most of the cheaper options feel really plain or poor quality. I’m okay ordering online if it’s from a trusted site. I just want things that are soft, comfortable, and wash well. Any parents here found stores that hit that sweet spot between cute, affordable, and durable? submitted by /u/solarsherpa to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

I'm talking like those high quality, sad beige instagram mom, cottagecore, my kid looks like they pick strawberries in the sun all day clothes. idk how to describe them better. I love the aesthetic and want my son to have some higher quality baby clothes but I have no idea where one buys them (I hope this doesn't sound privileged. believe me, my son lives in poop-stained 5-dollar sleepers from Ross. I just think it would be nice for him to have one or two pretty, good quality outfits) submitted by /u/ittybittykitty178 to r/Mommit [link] [comments]

So I have an eight month old. So far, the total amount of money we've spent on this kid is maybe a grand, and that's mostly nappies. We were the last of our social circles to have a baby and so we've been the recipients of all the stuff. Clothes, furniture, clothes toys, breast pumps (we had two to choose from) more clothes, did I mention clothes? We got baby clothes from three different lines of hand-me-downs. My son's clothes previously belonged to his cousins on both sides and also a whole lot from friends. Babies grow fast. They don't wear out their clothes. An outfit that's been through six cousins already will look either new or have some slight stains but be perfectly good. An acquaintance is pregnant and was lamenting the cost of baby clothes, so naturally I offered to supply her. And then she sent me her preferred brands. Mostly Ralph Lauren, I kid you not. I told her we have one (1) Polo Ralph Lauren onesie and full disclosure the baby HATED it. (Sad times for him, maybe he shouldn't have peed on the laundry pile so it was almost all we had left.) (Advice to new parents of boys: no matter how far you think they can reach, they can go a bit farther than that. Baby boys shoot like Steph Curry.) Anyway, she proceeded to be outraged and offended that I planned to give her USED baby clothes. She was trying to place an order for DESIGNER baby clothes. And as a result, we are returning to our own original plan for the baby clothes, which is to give them to a domestic violence shelter. She can't even have the one Ralph Lauren onesie we do have. Her argument: you could afford it! My argument: a significant part of why I'm not broke is that I don't waste my money on stupid things like designer baby clothes. We bought none of these but if I had been buying it the Ralph Lauren onesie would never have been considered. (The Peter Rabbit dungarees might have tempted me.) My son is not too good for used baby clothes so why TF would I buy new for your baby? I like mine better than I like yours. submitted by /u/Emergency-Twist7136 to r/ChoosingBeggars [link] [comments]

Doesn’t have to be just one, and it doesn’t necessarily have to be an expensive brand! I’m just curious what people consider the best of the best in the baby clothing brand category, especially when you remove cost from the equation. Also, taking into account your personal taste, style preferences, lifestyle, priorities (functionality, quality… sheer adorableness lol, etc) and so on. The only “higher end” brand I’ve really used is Magnetic Me and I do think they are worth it and the value is equal to what you are paying for them. But I also don’t have a lot to compare them to. submitted by /u/lemonlimesherbet to r/BabyBumps [link] [comments]

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Went to a consignment fair with family and ended up grabbing some cheap newborn clothes. It all fits nearly perfectly (the pink playsuit is for a bit older) and it’s so cute submitted by /u/anypebble to r/buildabear [link] [comments]

Hey 👋🏻! A few months ago my girlfriend mentioned that her mom had gotten her all of her baby clothes for almost free. Turns out, because babies grow so fast, their clothes are donated all the time to Goodwill Bins! Go to Goodwill Outlets/Bins with gloves and a trash bag, and you can FILL YOUR CART with barely-used baby clothes, and pay no more than $45!!!! I have enough clothes to last through the first two years lol… literally $1000 worth of baby clothes (and swaddles, bows, bibs, etc.) for $45. I took my expecting friend to do the same, and she scored! Note: the small clothing always ends up on the bottom of the bins, so you gotta dig. submitted by /u/EquivalentResearch26 to r/pregnant [link] [comments]

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English is not my first language and I am in mobile, so please be patient with me. They told me in r/amitheasshole you guys would like this November last year I(30f) gave birth to our first baby. It's the first in my family and the 6th in my husband family(32m). It's important to say that all the six kids are boys and MIL is in some sick baby girl rabies. Ever since we made the announcement MIL convinced herself that I was pregnant with a girl. I told her that once we knew the gender she would be the first one to know. We told her it was a boy, she still was convinced it was a girl. She told they whole side of the family it was a girl. I corrected but she told them I was just annoyed bc I wanted a boy first (I wanted a healthy baby, I didn't have a damn about the sex). She also told them we are naming the girl after her mom, which we will never do bc hubby hates his Grandma. When the baby shower gifts started to come I noticed a lot of things that wasn't in the register. Embroidered things with grandma's name. And it didn't matter we told them the gender and the name, and make clear we are not lying about the gender. Everyone believed her Well, the baby was born. And imagine the surprise... It was a boy, just LIKE WE HAVE BEEN TELLING EVERYONE. The problem (for them) was that now the baby have plenty of "girly" clothes, pink onesies etc, and we are dressing our baby with them. Specially for his family video calls and for pictures for them. After Saturday call, MIL called us to scream to us bc we are making the elders uncomfortable for not sticking to a masculine color scheme for the baby clothes. And we have to stop being this childish, she just through my belly shape was more like girl them for a boy. We told her we will not change the baby's clothes, and to just await until the dresses fit. He will look adorable. submitted by /u/Character-Ad-6728 to r/MaliciousCompliance [link] [comments]

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I can say from experience that parents will greatly appreciate having larger clothes since their infant will inevitably fit those sizes at some point. submitted by /u/alejdell to r/LifeProTips [link] [comments]