S/O baby clothes

[MadamePresident]

Some weeks not enough and other weeks way too much.

We could probably manage 2 weeks without doing laundry if necessary.

[Deleted]

1) I have no idea at all. An entire closet full. We do go through most of them though before laundry and there's lots of different things we do that require different outfits.

2) 6 pair exactly. She just outgrew every pair we own. I bought her 3 and my mom bought her 3.

[arch01]

Um, way too many.

PJs-in his current size we probably have about 15.
Shirts-short sleeves probably 25, LS probably about the same
Shorts-15
Pants-20

Between what he has to have stashed at DC and my dislike of doing laundry, it works for us.

[ilikedonuts]

DD1 could probably go a month without needing new everyday clothes. She has like 5 pairs of long sleeved/pant pjs and 3 pairs of short set pjs.

[statlerwaldorf]

More than I need. He probably has 8 pjs and at least 2 weeks worth of outfits.

I was worse with his sister. She has a full closet and dresser, but I have things for all seasons and she's in her clothes longer. Plus I buy lots from selling walls and end up with extra clothes I would only use for play clothes.

[SallySparrow]

A lot. 20+ pairs of pajamas. 15 or so pairs of pants (including leggings and jeans), 8 pairs of leg warmers. 9 dresses. Too many shirts to count. 4 or 5 tutu skirts. 12 pairs of shoes.

This is partially because we get hand me downs from her babysitter. I really don't shop that much, I swear.

[bowies]

I just did inventory on his next size up since I'm itching for him to get into them. I'm trying to get to a place where I can do laundry every other week. He has:
6 play outfits
8 pairs PJs (plus 4 unsized nightgowns)
4 sweaters
1 pair jeans
1 fleece jacket
Various short sleeve and long sleeve onesies for layering

I need to get a few more pants to match up with the sweaters and a few more play sets.

[geek96]

It's not good for my wallet that is. E can go at least a month without repeating an outfit. It's not just me my MIL is a shopaholic.

I took her to Hanna Andersson once and bought 2 pairs of PJs. She showed up with 6 pairs her next visit.

[chickadee77]

Not much, lol. But she's growing so quickly I'm sure that will change!

PJs - 5 pair (but only two that she wears)
Pants - 2 pair
Dresses - 3
Rompers - 3
Onesies - 8 or 9 maybe? Some are long-sleeved, though, and probably won't get worn.

[VillainV]

Oh dear...

PJs: maybe 10
Onesies: 12
T-shirts: 10 I think
Shorts: 6
Collared shirts (polo or button down): like 20
Rompers: 5
Special occasion: like two outfits

Seriously. We have personally purchased maybe a tenth of this stuff. Half of it will never get worn.

[Jalapeñomel]

1 drawer for pjs, tops, and onesies, and one drawer for pants.

[ssmjlm]

A lot.

#noshame

[cinco]

An insane amount. 95% hand me downs, 5% gifts from the Grandmas. They all will pick out the same 3 outfits every time.

[Deleted]

Both kids (4 yrs and 20 months) have about a weeks worth of clothing.

5 bottoms each and roughly 7-8 tops. DS1 wears a uniform to school and has 5 polo shirts, 2 sweatshirts and 3 trousers.

DS1 (4 yrs) has 2PJs but can wear a pair of sweatpants or long johns if neither is clean. DS2 has 2 PJs right now but needs at least 2 more.

We keep their wardrobes pretty small. Upside is they each only need two small drawers for clothing storage. Downside is that most stuff is threadbare by the time they grow out of it.

[lg28]

Sept 27, 2014 14:55:11 GMT -5 ilikedonuts said:

DD1 could probably go a month without needing new everyday clothes. She has like 5 pairs of long sleeved/pant pjs and 3 pairs of short set pjs.

Ditto. It's disturbing, actually.

[wavepool]

We had a ton in his last size and a ton in his next size, but not much right now and everything has patterns and doesn't go together!
Pajamas, probably ten?

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[rex]

4 pairs jeggings
1 pair cords
1 other pant
8 or 9 other leggings

6 long sleeved shirts
3 short sleeved shirts
4 cardigans
2 sweaters
5 dresses

9 PJS

i feel like L has a ton but she fits in a size FOREVER.

[ladygrey]

5 pairs of PJs
10 long-sleeve shirts
6 short-sleeved shirts
2 hoodies
3 sweaters
2 dresses
4 pairs of pants
4 pairs of leggings

[booboo173]

I don't have as many in this size but have a lot already in his next size. Weather however has been all over the place 40s and then 80 and he still a spitter due to reflux so we go through a lot. In his current size it's all play clothes no need for anything else. I'd say 8 pjs. Maybe 10 outfits.3 hoodies and 10 onsies

[Deleted]

DS is 2.5. We just moved him into 4T for fall/winter, so I'm still filling out his wardrobe. Right now he has:

8-10 short sleeve T-shirts
4-5 long sleeve t-shirts
3 thermal tees
2 pairs cargo pants (probably need 3 more)
4 pair jeans

And a ton of PJs. He wears them for nap and bedtime and offer pees through his nighttime diaper, so we go through a lot. Probably 12-15 two-piece sets of Carter's snug fit PJs. A mix of short and long sets.

[noodleskooze]

Sept 27, 2014 20:13:48 GMT -5 namasteak said:

My kid dresses better than I do since I'm unwilling to spend $ on too many clothes before hitting my goal weight. Jeans & a target bf tee are pretty much all I wear.

Me too!

[AlpineSlide]

too many! we are sort of in between seasons right now, so i still have his summer stuff out, but some days he needs warmer/fall weather clothes. in his current size we have:

PJs - 10 (1/2 fleece, 1/2 cotton) and 4 sleep sacks
pants/jeans - 10 or 12
short sleeved shirts - 8
long sleeved shirts - probably 20, he hasn't worn many of them yet. i'll weed them down once i decide what i love when he starts wearing them.
shorts - 7

then we have sweatshirts, bib overalls, shortalls, rompers, button up dress shirts, etc, etc...

[Deleted]

She just grew out of NB size and we had about 8 sleep and plays and 2 onesie/pants sets, plus 3 kimono shirts.
In 0-3 months we have 12 sleep and plays, a similar number of onesie/pants sets and 1 dress. No separate pajamas; she wears a plain onesie or shirt and diaper under her Swaddle Mes.

[jene]

A lot, it is ridiculous

[sent]

When we started wearing 9 month clothing, we began with 5 zippered sleepers. One was Koala Baby (BRU) brand which means DD outgrew it in two weeks but I stretched out her wearing a few more weeks. I swapped it for a football one I got at Target from the boy's aisle because otherwise there would be just too much pink. Then I bought skeleton pajamas from the Carter's sale and now I found a Pumpkin zippered sleeper today at Target. The pumpkin was also marked as Boys clothing but girls can be pumpkins too!

So we're at 7 sleepers.

As far as other clothes, I don't know. I gave up trying to count and just buy stuff I like and swap stuff when it gets too small. I also don't try to buy ahead because I have no idea what size she will be at the holidays and stuff.

[SJ]

Honestly I can't even begin to guess or count. LOTS.

[dcn]

I think he has 9 or 10 jammies, 3 fleece the rest are cotton.

A dozen pairs of pants?

Six zip up hoodies. He wore those even in the summer in the mornings as an extra layer. It is not hot here!

A ton a long sleeved shirts, that is basically all he wears. Id guess 18 or 20? I have ones just for daycare and nicer ones he wears on the weekends.

[bugandbibs]

Not enough day clothes. I think we only have 3 pairs of pants that fit. Money is tight right now.

We have about 10 sleep and plays though, so if we aren't going somewhere he wears those.

[cobber06]

Sooo many clothes! Probably 25 pairs of jammies? And I know they have around 30 pairs of jeans... I've never counted their tops, but it is a lot.

Audrey has been in 2t since last fall, and I keep on buying more stuff.

[andthentherewere10]

My 5 month old has about 6 onesies, 2 rompers, two pairs of pants, baby leggings, and 3 pajamas. Laundry more than once a week here because daycare can't put his cloth diapers on correctly.