Slowly but surely I have been amassing a layette in preparation for the baby's arrival in February.
Here is what we've got so far:
Size | Quantity | |
Blanket Sleepers | 0-9 | 3 |
Bassinet Sheets | 3 | |
Bibs | 8 | |
Blankets | 2 | |
Booties | 3 | |
Burp Cloths | 10 | |
Crib Sheets | 6 | |
Gowns | 0-3 | 8 |
Hats | 6 | |
Hooded Towels | 3 | |
Jacket/Hoodie | 6~9 | 1 |
Onsie (Color/Print) | NB | 1 |
Onsie (Color/Print) | 3~6 | 6 |
Onsie (Color/Print) | 6~9 | 3 |
Onsie (Long Sleeve) | 6~9 | 2 |
Onsie (Long Sleeve) | NB | 3 |
Onsie (White) | 3~6 | 5 |
Pants | 6~9 | 1 |
Pants/Hoodie outfit | NB | 1 |
Receiving Blanket | 7 | |
Robe | 1 | |
Romper | 0-3 | 2 |
Sleep & Play | NB | 10 |
Sleep & Play | 3 | 1 |
Sleep & Play | 3~6 | 1 |
Sleep & Play | 6~9 | 2 |
Socks | 10 | |
T-Shirt | 3~6 | 1 |
T-Shirt (Side Snap) | 3 | 7 |
Wash cloths | 2 |
So, my question to all of you who have babies... what am I missing? What do I need more of?
5 comments:
You're missing the baby!!!!!HA!HA!
You're kidding, right? Seriously, when babies are tiny they wet/poop through everything. So I'd go with more newborn onesies (they can go under the track suits, but a onesie offers your best chance for surviving a diaper blowout! I doubt you'll ever use the 6 crib sheets--go for 2, but get a few of the crib-size waterproof pads. If you put small waterproof pads in all the baby gear (swing, carseat, etc.) you'll save the fabric. Good luck!
More onesies for sure - as Sahmmy said. And perhaps more pants to put over them - it will be winter. Also we found a winter coat style outfit was great - like a onesie but made of winter coat material. Cloth diapers - several dozen for wiping up spit, burp clothes, etc.
If you're bottle feeding I'd get more bibs. If you do a load of laundry everyday you can probably get by with what you've got.
I didn't have much problem with messy poopisodes like other moms do... but, maybe a few more plain onesies. Skip the NB size. Baby can always wear clothes a bit baggy.
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