Newborn Baby Clothing

I can't part with my daughter's newborn clothing. Is there a baby doll that would fit this size. Not preemie. Size newborn and 0-3.

Please give a star if you don't know I am looking for a baby doll big enough :)
I would prefer one that does not come with a bottle accessory!

I used to have a my buddy doll, but they make kid sisters. they're huge! my buddy (I named him andrew) was my size.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBOpmDFAC XQ

I don't think that link will post because I'm a level one, but go to youtube and type in kid sister.

p.s. I added you back to my contacts; my account got suspended last nightttttt. lame. this is my new one!

eta: my buddy's look like 3 or 4 year olds! yeah, extended breast feeding!

2009-07-03 12:31:53 by Granola Mom

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 am a few days shy of being 35 weeks pregnant and am trying to prepare the best that I can for my little man to arrive. I have been looking at the clothing that i got from my baby shower and was curious how long a baby is considered a newborn and what the difference is between newborn clothing and 0-3 month baby clothing.

Newborn usually means up to 8 Lbs. 0-3 months usually means up to 12 lbs. I found that length made more of a difference than weight, though. My daughter was 8lbs 5 oz, and newborn fit her for awhile.

2008-09-10 12:12:19 by Baby Alex is Here! 10-06-08

Price: $24.99 $20.00

Soft cap with ribbon detail
Coordinating gift box measures 9.25" x 6" x 2"
100% cotton bodysuit with an organza tutu trimmed in satin
Secure snap closure for easy "costume" changes between scenes
Ballet slipper-inspired print at feet

Besides Target (I think I already bought all their cute girls items lol)

I live in a rural area and all we close that is close by to shop for baby is Target, Walmart, and Babies R Us so I tend to prefer to shop online and would love to hear some Websites you have shopped at before and trust.
I am looking to buy lots of girls newborn to 6 months warm footsie outfits since baby is coming in January it will be cold!

Thanks so much in advance!!

You can buy Baby Girls (0-24 Months) clothes from http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i e=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ama zon.com%2FGirls-Infants-Toddlers-Kids-Ba by%2Fb%3Fie%3DUTF8%26node%3D1044512%26no %3D1040662%26ref%255F%3Dsc%255Fbm%255Fbr %255F1040662%255F10%255Fmo%255F18%26me%3 DATVPDKIKX0DER&tag=189-20&linkCo de=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

2009-08-27 17:22:37 by ✿**•.¸Girl Due 1/21/10¸.•**✿

Price: $24.00 $18.00

ruffles on rear end
Matching socks
2 polyester decorative bib

I'm expecting my baby in a couple of weeks and really cant decide what and how many pieces of clothing should i put in my hospital bag. Also I'm new in Sydney and weather is very unpredictable here...i'm soooo confused what to put on my new baby!!!!
It wud be very helpful if moms from Sydney who have given birth in Aug/Sep suggest something....anything :)

I'm in oz (gold coast now, vic before) and I would suggest, with the weather we are having, to be putting in some medium warmth jumpsuits or top/bottom sets. Bonds wondersuits would be perfect for hospital and they will be wrapped up in the hospital too (the nurses show you how and pay attention! Wrapping is great for baby, stops them startling and waking up and makes them feel extra secure).
3-5 sets of clothes and singlets and socks would be enough for the duration of your stay (for 2-4 days). Also little mittens ( so they can't scratch themselves) and a beanie too. They have little smock things for them to wear first off, before you bathe and change them. You can use these the whole time you are there if you want. They will also provide wraps and blankets for them. They should also provide nappies, wipes and wash for them. Hint: tell them you've run out and ask for more! They're the small size ones (wash and wipes) that fit well in the nappy bag for later!) Don't be shy in asking for clean wraps (or anything!!!) if they spew on them. A pretty outfit for going home in is nice too.A general rule of thumb with a new born is, whatever you are wearing plus one layer. So if you are wearing a t-shirt and jumper put them in a singlet, long sleeve top and jumper. Then cover with a light blanket or wrap. plus beanie and mittens if its really cold.

For you...a great thing I found out with my first is, invest in two pairs of those 'bike pants/shorts'. I used to wear them under my school skirt, they're sort of short tight shorts and you can buy them cheap at target in the 'gym' clothes section. They are great over your undies and under your pants to stop any leakage of blood onto your clothes after baby is born. You can whip undies and bike shorts off and not have to change outer clothes all the time when you bleed heaving for the first 24-48 hours. Also take your oldest, biggest undies with you so you can just throw them out if they get gross.

Good luck and I hope that helps!!!

2007-08-20 02:57:51 by livewhirl

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!