I just keep olive in her footed romper because i'm lazy and why create more laundry. But I should change her so that she better separates day and night.
Do you change your lo's clothes in the morning?
I just keep olive in her footed romper because i'm lazy and why create more laundry. But I should change her so that she better separates day and night.
Do you change your lo's clothes in the morning?
hostess / eggplant / 11068 posts
LO sleeps in footed one-piece pjs but in the morning, after she has her morning boob and diaper change, I change her into a long-sleeved onesie and cotton pants. If we're going out then I'll put an outfit on her. But yeah, I change LO's clothes.
kiwi / 711 posts
I change her clothes but only because I read that it helps establish a daytime routine. Before that, she lived in her footed pjs.
persimmon / 1150 posts
we bath and get new clothes at night... so she stays in those clothes through the night and the next day. (unless we go somewhere or shes a mess)
GOLD / wonderful grape / 20289 posts
I always dress my lo. Like pp's said, I feel like it helps separate day and night.
cherry / 173 posts
I change her into a onesie and pants every morning. I like to wipe her face with a warm cloth and put cream on her too so it kind of all goes hand in hand with her morning "routine".
clementine / 958 posts
I dress her every morning, mostly because she's growing so quickly - I want her to wear all of her cute clothes at least a couple times before she outgrows them.
nectarine / 2180 posts
We always get dressed after her first nap. It seems like the early morning goes by so quickly!
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
olive's nanny always changes her in the mornings. i guess i'm the only lazy one!
grape / 86 posts
After morning meal, LO is messy. But lately, if we have nothing happening during the day -- I'll leave LO in PJ's -- It's cold outside and we like LO to be in cozy fleece PJs!
pomegranate / 3503 posts
I change her clothes in the morning as well. It's just part of her morning routine.
hostess / papaya / 10540 posts
I do the same thing as @Rubies. Unless it's a lazy day where we all lounge in jammies, then I won't change him for a little bit.
pear / 1554 posts
I usually change her in the morning but once in a while I'll be lazy and just leave her in her pjs.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
I only started changing clothes out of one piece footie pajamas at around 6 months, when we had summer. Now, I change DS every day after his morning nap. The outfits that I love the most involve a onesie and some kind of light pants and top. I do have to wash after every wear as he's self feeding, so there's oatmeal, yogurt, applesauce, you name it smeared on stuff.
apricot / 464 posts
I usually keep Finn in his pjs in the morning and get him dressed after his first nap (usually wakes up 11:30ish) unless we are going somewhere before then. I usually stay in my pjs until then too
kiwi / 537 posts
That was my mother's only nagging advice when LO was born. Make sure you both get dressed every day so that you don't get in a slump and LO knows day from night. I think I spent one day in my jammies all day on my leave (although the fashion police probably should have been called about some of my outfits)
grapefruit / 4800 posts
Yup, we usually have breakfast and then I change her into her clothes for the day.
cherry / 207 posts
I just keep my LOs in their footed one piece unless its soiled from their spit ups or something, I'm lazy too!
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