I'm about to start getting some basics for our baby girl! I didn't buy nearly enough NB size for DS, so I won't make that mistake this time around.
Where's the best place to start? Carter's? There is so much fun girl stuff!
I'm about to start getting some basics for our baby girl! I didn't buy nearly enough NB size for DS, so I won't make that mistake this time around.
Where's the best place to start? Carter's? There is so much fun girl stuff!
hostess / wonderful honeydew / 32460 posts
Babygap! They always have sales and are currently doing Gap dollars or something! Gap cash?
papaya / 10560 posts
@chopsuey: i'll check, love some babygap! i forgot they carry NB size, unlike ON!
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
Carter's newborn stuff from kohl's with coupons are always a good deal!
pomegranate / 3003 posts
Our DD was teeny, so Carter's offered the best fit in the newborn stage. Now that she's got a little more meat on her, I like BabyGap and Gymboree.
clementine / 878 posts
Baby gap, Carter's, petit bateau for onesies and Ralph Lauren. I wait for the huge sales where the clothes are marked down then 40-50% on top of that. You have to check the sites pretty frequently though. If you havea TJ Maxx or Marshall's nearby you can usually find some great deals there.
GOLD / watermelon / 14076 posts
I like Carter's for newborn stuff since they outgrow it pretty quickly. But Baby Gap is my obsession for baby girl clothes!
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
Target, H&M, Carter's, Oshkosh, Old Navy, Baby Gap and Kohl's!
bananas / 9973 posts
I'm a Baby Gap addict! But I think the first 2 months, Carter's fit the best and most practically. Sleepers, footed pants, etc.
Also love Tea Collection, Ralph Lauren, and Juicy Couture. I like cute, but also comfortable and soft clothes.
Just about now (7-8 months) she's starting to fit more fun fashion-y stuff, so I'm starting to like H&M and Zara too.
grapefruit / 4582 posts
Baby gap and Zara when they are older 9m+ And Carter's for younger.
GOLD / pomelo / 5737 posts
I still do carters, even though I have a girl. But sometimes babygap/gymboree/janie and jack on sale for pictures or what not/ ON...although I'm not sure which ones of those sell nb. Oh and osh kosh overalls, but again not for newborn. Kohls and macys sometimes have good deals. H&M sometimes has cute stuff too. There are so many options!
pineapple / 12526 posts
Carter's, H&M, Gymboree, Old Navy and sometimes Gap.
Gymboree seriously has the most stupidly adorable NB clothes.
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
@matador84: I thought baby gap ran really big, even nb! I'd go with carter's nb for the early days. O was 7 lb 10 oz and just under 19", and fit in Carter's nb for 6-8 weeks (she was actually up to 9 lbs by 1 month, and 12 lbs by 2 months).
at 13 months, she fits in 6-12 or 12-18 (outerwear and jeans) gap.
bananas / 9227 posts
When she was a baby, I preferred comfy, soft and easy to put on clothes. Carter's, BabyGap and whatever else my mom would buy for her.
Now that she's a toddler, I still prefer soft, comfy, practical clothes for at home, but I love how I can start really shopping for cute outfits for her and get some real use out of them. My faves are: Next, BabyGap (only on sale), and local stores like H&M, KappAhl, Lindex.
watermelon / 14467 posts
I love Carter's (and Just one You by Carter's at target/Walmart) for newborn. It fits my string bean the best, and I love that the snaps on the footed sleepers go down to the ankle on both sides.
watermelon / 14206 posts
I like the Children's Place. They have some unique looking prints at their store, and they have good sales. (They're having a huge one right, now. I just bought DS a bunch of stuff, but I bought a bunch of stuff for S there, also)
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