First Moments Baby Clothes

Copywrighted 1992, 6" vinyl doll, combable hair, removable clothing.

You might check this site:
http://www.gocollect.com/catalog/gateway /pm.asp
But if you look at this ebay listing, it doesn't appear to have a lot of interest right now:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1992-PRECIOUS-MOMENT S-MY-FIRST-BABY_W0QQitemZ180057032262QQi hZ008QQcategoryZ39595QQssPageNameZWDVWQQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Keep it for now, and see if it appreciates.

2006-11-29 02:01:30 by shan.garmon

May 14, 2010 at exactly 1am in the morning the contraction started.. I decided not to panic thinking it might be a false alarm ... as the hours ...

I really do hope you can help me! I need to know this for an assignment I am doing at the moment on babies. Basically, I need to talk about clothes that a six month old baby requires and the choice of clothing available to them.
Your help really is appreciated!!!

God Bless
Vera
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It depends on the season, my son is 7 months but had the same clothes at 6 months:

A range of trousers, tops (thin tops and thick jumpers), vests, sleep suits, socks.

A few thin coats (fleecly) for when we go out in the car and a thick warm coat for when we go out for a walk.

Hope this helps

2009-03-02 09:10:13 by Vera

I'm in the UK. 80% of what I buy is from Asda and Matalan then occasionally Next and Pumpkin Patch.
She's nearly 1 and needs 12 - 18 months clothes, where I usually go hasn't got very much at the moment so I went to Next and bought 3 lovely outfits.
Where do you go and do you use online stores?

I get a lot of things from eBay, but if I am buying, my favourite is H&M because their stuff is a little unusual and they have a great selection of colours that suit my son - he virtually lives in this little bright turquoise long sleeve I got from there, the colour really suits him. I also find their sizing fits him the best as he is very very slim and a lot of their stuff has the adjustable waist tabs.

I go to Next in the sales but I also love the supermarket stuff - Sainburys is very good, I like Asda too.

I popped into Primark this week and got him a couple of bits, so cheap and very cute.

I keep meaning to go to Matalan when I see the stuff my friends buy but I haven't got around to going yet!

We got gifted stuff from Pumpkin Patch and I loved it - that fitted him very well too.

He has an awful lot of excellent quality hand me downs from my partner's friend - thats a lot of the designers at debenhams stuff - John Rocha, Jasper Conran etc - nice but I wouldn't splash out on it myself unless for an occasion.

Oh and online - yes I use Verbaudet - its a branch of la redoute - they always have promo codes so you can grab real bargains, I absoloutely adore their dungarees so my son has some to grow into aswell!

2009-01-18 04:56:43 by Sarah mommy 2 a princess

75% Cotton 25% Polyester
Includes Hat

I am going through the weaning process at the moment and I have found that carrot and sweet potato puree is really hard to remove from clothes, bibs etc. Does anyone have a way of getting rid of these stains?

I know exactly what you are talking about. I think carrots are the absolute worst (of baby food) for staining. I try to treat the stain as soon as possible with Zout. It's in a blue bottle and it works better for me than Shout or Spray n Wash. The stains come out much easier if you wash the clothes right away too, but I know from experience that it isn't always possible.

Hope that helps you some. Good luck!

2007-03-06 12:54:54 by Liz W

i keep buying baby clothes and looking in baby shops, looking at prams etc but im not even pregnant...
i am trying to concieve with baby number 1 at the moment but i cant understand why im doing this.

help me please! x

I realize that you are excited. However, it really is best to wait to buy these things. You should save this fun for when you are pregnant. If it takes a while to conceive, it is going to be upsetting for you to have these items in your house. It is also best to wait until after your first trimester when you are pregnant, to start buying things. After the first trimester, the rate of miscarriage decreases. People don't really talk about it but miscarriages are very common. Regardless of how common they are, it is extremely upsetting to have a miscarriage. Having lots of baby things around would just make you feel worse. This is why baby showers do not take place until the last two months of pregnancy. This is also why in the Jewish culture, there is no baby shower or baby gifts until after the baby is born.

Save your buying and the joy of preparing for a baby when you are definitely having one. You can look at things and dream about the future. Just wait until its a reality before you start acting. You will protect yourself this way just in case things don't go perfect.

2008-05-01 03:28:06 by danni d