Newborn Babies Clothes

are non-bio washing liquids such as non bio ariel good for the baby's skin?

Fairy Non-Bio, apparently. And, yes, non-bios are better for babies' skin than other detergents.

2008-08-04 08:34:51 by B B

Pregnancy 1-8: Newborn Baby Clothes to Buy Everyone knows that a child arrives in their birthday suit. But then after that? You need all sorts of ...

I'm not sure whether it has too many chemicals in?

Usually non bio is ok. I have always used no bio persil and sensitive lenor comforter.

2008-03-07 04:29:54 by Ems

Price: $35.00 $24.50

Machine wash
Playwear

i'd like to know where, all you mothers bought newborn baby clothes from...Ive already started shopping for my baby, and i bought sleepsuits and vests from marks&spencer and some cute white outfits from GAP, but where would you recommend, in regards of quality and price? I live in the UK.

don't spend too much on clothes yet as your baby will grow out of them really quickly next has some really good quality baby wear but i would wait till you baby is a little older and everyone will be able to see the clothes that he/she will be wearing as younger babies are always tucked away in their baskets wrapped up in a baby shawl.
you will need bodysuits rather than vests and m&s is good if you find any in the sale otherwise primark and boots are good. for sleepsuits again primark or boots and do buy a bit bigger sizes as they will last longer
good luck with the baby xx

2007-08-01 15:52:45 by !IHaveABabyGirl!

Price: $24.00 $18.00

2 polyester decorative bib
Matching socks
ruffles on rear end

I have a ton of newborn clothes and people keep telling me that I'll only use them for about a week.

my daughter never fit in new born clothes. so i wasted a lot of money on buying them but oh well.

2009-12-02 14:24:02 by P a u l a εїз

I have heard that there are services that you can rent newborn baby clothes, and due to them growing so quickly that this is a viable option.

If you don't rent now would you be attracted to this type of service? What would be the pro's and con's?

Doing some reasearch, and your answers and thoughts are appreciated!

I find that unappealing on several levels, but I'll answer it from a business perspective.

Lessee- will never get their 'deposit' back because it would be rare to return all clothing in the same condition it was rented.

Leassor- will have constant outflow of cash with minimal inflow because of the above- clothing can never to rarely be returned in new condition! Even consignment shops only take a fraction of what people bring them for consideration.

2008-01-17 15:05:39 by Damn Right!