I have way too many bottles....I'm tempted to donate the ones I don't use and just rebuy them for any future babies!
I also have some cloth diapers I can't stand...I think I will bite the bullet and sell them soon!
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We have lots of bottles too, but that's also because we give Mavrick the glass bottles and eventually the drop in bottles for Sienna. I can't wait to get rid of them and gain back all the space.
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We have a lot of bottles too but I was pumping 3 times a day (6 bottles) and she was taking 4 to daycare plus some would be in the fridge with extra milk! Luckily we were able to buy the cheap $1 gerber ones (BPA free and made in the USA)!
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Little toys and rattles!! Way too many. I bought some and then we were gifted a lot too.
We also have a lot of baby soaps, lotions, desitin, etc. Mostly gifted. I should have returned them all.
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Bottles and 0-3mo clothes. We were given a box full of bottles after we purchased some from a consignment sale. I look forward to selling everything possible at the same consignment sale once she has grown out of the clothes and stops using the bottles.
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Receiving blankets. Most of them didn't get used at all and the ones at did didn't get a whole lot. We use disposable diapers but I've been thinking about turning the receiving blankets into wipes.
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We have lots of bibs, burp clothes, and recieving blankets. They were great when LO was a newborn, but now they just take up space.
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We have tons of knitted blankets and quilts that were gifted that aren't getting much use right now.
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We had too many bottles because my sister gave us her variety stash since we didn't know what LO would like. Ended up using two brands so I finally donated the extras. Now we have too many sippy cups (again from my sister's stash).
We have too many of the fleece throws with the knotted ends. Was gifted two of them with LO and haven't used either.
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We have way too many sippy cups and kids' silverware and cups!! I know they will come in handy when our kids are older, but with just one kid I miss my cabinet space. We have an entire three-shelf cabinet dedicated to Wagon Jr.'s dishes!!!
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0-3 month and 3-6 month short sleeve onesies...fortunately most of them were hand me downs but I got so many as gifts too...she didn't wear most of them bc she was born in November and it was cold for so long.
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@autumnlove: We have way too many receiving blankets!!! I think we have about 40. All gifts or hand-me-down-gifts. I have maybe used 2, as we also got about 12 'other' types of blankets. It is nuts.
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@purrpletulips: I feel a bit bad about this, but our fleece throw with the knotted ends became a dog blanket for the car. (see above re my blanket situation)
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Receiving blankets! Up the wazoo!
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Any receiving blankets I got, I just cut up and sewed into cloth wipes! I never used them except for that, who needs receiving blankets when you have Aden + Anais blankets!
I didn't really have much excess of anything. He has a good amount of toys and I didn't buy even one of them! But it's not "too many"
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we didnt have a shower so we dont have too much of anything,
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We don't really have too much of anything. DH and I returned a ton of stuff that we didn't need. We're minimalists!
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Burp cloths and bibs. LO rarely spits up so I haven't really needed them.
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Baby blankets. Everyone seems to think they're the best gift, but you actually can have too many. I mostly just use a couple of them that I really like, plus I always use my Aden & Anais swaddles all the time too.
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baby quilts/blankets and size 3 short sleeve onesies.
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recieving blankets! just had my baby shower and we got tons! i wanna attempt to make some pillows out of them though for the nursery bc we have so many. also baby wash clothes.
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It's funny that you all said receiving blankets, we didn't get ANY at my shower and I had to buy them. I use them as burp cloths and 'aprons' for nursing bc LO pops off and my milk goes everywhere.
As for what we have too much of, I'd say bottles, she only takes one a day and we have like 12!
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