What do you dress your LO in for daycare? Especially at younger months, when they're not really very mobile yet. We have some "outfits," and I'm sure we'll get more, but are sleep-n-plays acceptable? I don't want to be THAT mom who sends her kid to daycare in basically pjs.
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I did a lot of onesies + pants and dresses in the summer!
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I worked in a daycare for a while and I'll say, the less buttons the better! Long or short sleeved onesies with any type of pants are great. Having to change 8 babies diapers in a row was a process as it is, and having lots of snaps on things makes it more difficult. BabyLegs with a onesie would be great too!
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@Bao: What about zippers? Or still too much of a pain?
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DD was born in April so I sent her in either sleep-n-plays or dresses. Keep in mind however that daycare temps may vary as our teachers requested sock and pants because DD's legs and feet would get really cold. Now that we use a nanny, I send DS in either a sleeper or actual outfit (just depends upon how long he's worn the sleeper).
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We used to send her in sleepers, now we send her in "easy" clothes - onesie with pants and a shirt on top. Or a dress with a onesie under it and tights. She doesn't do much crawling or getting dirty right now so really, anything goes. I do try not to send her to daycare in sleepers now, though because they can be more frustrating than onesies with all the snaps.
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@littlebug: Zippers are good too!
Nothing worse than trying to button up something with LO's crying at your feet, and then you realize you snapped it up wrong. lol 
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@littlebug: yes we loved sleep and plays. Also the Carter's little pants and onesies sets.
Nothing worse than trying to button up something with LO's crying at your feet, and then you realize you snapped it up wrong. lol 
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