Infant Clothing

I am about to give birth...barely 2 more months to go. But still, I haven't shopped for my baby's clothing yet. Can anyone tell me where I could find the best deals on infant clothing? I am currently on a tight budget so somewhere with great discounts and coupons would really be helpful.

i, too am currently shopping for my first born's clothing. as i was browsing through the net, i came across this site which offers cool deals on infant clothing. im sure you'd be as excited as i am so do check this out: http://www.babyproductsonsale.com/baby-c ategories/Infant_Clothing_and_Essentials /

plus, you'll find stores that offer other baby products and essentials. have fun...

2009-10-07 05:40:44 by ace

Browse a select variety of baby and infant baby clothing from newborn up to toddlers sizes, with styles varying from everyday wear to Special ...

I wanted to make some clothing for my friends baby but I ant find patterns anywhere... So i was wondering if anyone knew where I could find free printable patterns for infant clothing?

Do a google .... ALOT COME UP if your looking to pay for them you can get them free for like 1-2 dollars on ebay!

2007-09-26 10:53:10 by kitties_41125

Price: $16.00 $10.95

Comes with matching hat
Full inseam snap closure allows for easy changing
Neutral giraffe footed coverall with front snap closure
100% cotton machine washable

When my son was an infant, I just used Drift, but my friend wants to use fabric softener on her daughters clothing....I think it might irrate her skin,...The baby was just born two days ago.

I personally would not recommend it. It has to much scent and other added things that could and will irritate the babies skin. My son is 10 days old and the only thing i will use is dreft myself. It is specially made for babies clothes. So i would advise her against using fabric softener.

2008-07-10 20:48:45 by Moonbeam - butterfly

Price: $30.00 $22.50

Rock n roll theme
Short, sleeveless tee and short sleeve tee

I just want to hear your opinions. Is the sizes, the styles, the colors- whatever. Now is the time to vent your frustrations. For me it is the colors- I hate that most of the infant clothes are either blue for boys and pink for girls. I am having another little girl soon and I would like to get her some really cute clothes, but I don't like pink at all. The choices that aren't pink are rather limited.
So funny because so many mothers of boys complain about the limited selection of clothes. And you are right there is a limited selection of boys clothes. But I always find myself going to the boys section and looking for things for my girls because for a child under 1 there is such a limited selection of non-pink girls clothes.

And I hate the snaps in the back of shirts, especially for child under the age of 6 months. Such a pain.

I hate that if you shop at one store, the sizes are completely different than at another store! I naively bought my daughter her clothes for next summer at an end of season sale in August, thinking that she would fit into 12-18 month sizes. Well, she has already outgrown some of the clothes and she is only 9 months old! I wish I had known that stores sized differently before I went shopping and ended up with a bunch of useless clothes!

2009-02-02 11:08:02 by Starsfan14

I've been having a very hard time finding baby clothing and sleepwear .
I have no idea what I am having . I've been to Target, Walmart, The Childrens Place, and Babies R Us .No luck at all. Will I have any luck at Carters?

We didn't know what we were having either and it was extremely difficult to plan things for baby. I couldn't find anything that was truly neutral. Things that were green tended to have dinosaurs, frogs, etc. on them. Things that were yellow tended to have animals on them. I wouldn't wear any of that on a baby girl... It all said BOY to me.

I think the place that had the most neutral stuff was at Gap. It was yellow and white with no animal on it at all (except for the little Gap bear). It was only things like onesies, sleepers, and gowns though. No actual clothing. And to me, even that was boyish when it was shelved next to the same stuff in pink.

I had a baby shower where people bought me all kinds of yellow/green baby clothes ... to get me started. Well, it turned out I had a girl and I haven't worn any of it on her. I'm handing it all down brand new to my SIL who is having a boy in April. When my baby was born everyone I knew went out and bought her tons of pink clothes so we're good to go despite the fact that we had nothing for HER to start out.

My advice is to get a few necessities in neutral colors and then when you know the sex go out and get everything else.

2009-02-11 09:41:29 by chatisaac