How boring! Haha. My daughter is getting a dress with leggings and some slippers for Christmas. I threw the slippers in the bag with the dress so hopefully that makes it slightly exciting. 
Will your kids get clothes for Christmas?
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If 4 bibs and a hat count, then yes.
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Christmas jammies, per tradition, and rain boots. We updated her winter wardrobe right after Thanksgiving, so no real need for more.
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pjs, socks for both
DD is also getting new underwear -
Yes, DD is getting a new dress for church.
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No. I buy clothes for them when needed, and they don't see clothes as presents unless there is a train or construction vehicle on it.
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Not from us, though they are from some family members.
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No. She doesn't really need any clothes. I usually got some clothes at Christmas so I'm sure she will in the future.
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I think others have bought them clothes. It frustrates me a little because DD wears way smaller than her age and DS wears way bigger so no one can ever guess right
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Yes, but they're Disney princess dresses so I think she'll be excited.
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No. I can't really consider clothes a gift!
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I really hope so! Usually the grandmas like to give them clothes, and they're both in the next size and need them!
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Yes! I got dd1 a long Ariel tutu dress and dd2 some shoes.
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DS is getting an astronaut costume, but that's it for clothing gifts.
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@Rainbow Sprinkles: an Ariel tutu dress is not considered clothing in my head.
That is dress-up play clothes! She's going to love it!
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@mediagirl: it's this! Kind of a cross between normal dress and dress-up costume.
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No, but I snagged a pretty tutu on sale and thinking about wrapping it as a New Year's day gift. She's finally motivated to put away her clothes ever since she got a mini clothing rack.
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no...I buy clothes when she needs it.
My mom is getting her shoes tho..does that count?Oh and a friend of ours works at Gap and got her a Christmas present from Gap kids.
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Just pajamas from us but I bet grandparents will get her clothes.
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Christmas pjs as tradition.
Lo1 is getting jeans
Lo2 is getting more pjs
Lo3 is getting preemie onesies. -
No, clothes would not be appreciated as a present by DS. To me Christmas gifts should purely be "wants", as parents we take care of the "needs."
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DD is getting pajamas (christmas eve), cozy pants and some socks.
DS is getting a bear suit and matching cozy pants. DD LOVES matching her brother so she'll be really excited about that. I mostly buy clothes as needed.
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Just a nightgown
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yes. she asked for them for both herself and DD2, lol.
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We already did Christmas with DH's family and she got some. I'm sure my mom has bought her some too!
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Yep, they both will because our families LOVE buying kiddie clothes. M is getting a few shirts from us, but only because I bought them last week and figured I should wrap something up for him!
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Yes but I bought her sparkly boots from stride rite to replace the sparkly boots from last year that she loves so I think she will be excited!
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DS is getting some character PJs he's been wanting, so he will be pretty stoked.
DD is getting a couple of outfits, she's just 15 months so she doesn't care either way.
ETA: she's also getting some UGG boots and I actually think she will be pretty excited for them. She loves shoes!
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@mediagirl: hahah, realized he needed PJs last week, he's getting PJs
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@pastemoo: You're reminding me that basically anything we ran out of during the month of December turned up in our Christmas stockings. Toothpaste, batteries, band-aids . . . my mother was not above practical gifts.
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Some fleece lined jeans and a sweater. And shoes!
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Not from us, but I'm sure she'll get some from family. Most of the clothes I buy her are second hand, so I would feel weird wrapping them. But when she's older, if I buy her a cute new outfit, I absolutely will.
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No clothes, just a pair of pajamas.
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He only really gets pj's new, but he's already wearing his Christmas pjs because we didn't have enough! I think practical gifts are OK. At this point some of the stuff we bought for "Christmas" are already in use because he's to young to know the difference.
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Just a snow suit.
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No, but they do need it so I told some family members. I'm waiting till after Christmas to fill in as needed. I know they're already getting a few items each from my brother & SIL.
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Christmas Jammies on Christmas Eve, and some new undies and socks in her stocking. We always got practical gifts growing up, too.
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@Silva: hah you reminded me DD did pick out Frozen undies and tank tops at target. And I got them both critter socks.
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@regberadaisy: my 2.5 year old will absolutely be excited about her new undies (with cats or bunnies or something on them)!
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Only from my mom.
That is dress-up play clothes! She's going to love it!
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