http://www.boutiquebonanza.com Great Clothing for Baby Girls and Boys Sat, 30 Apr 2011 22:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/cool-newborn-baby-girl-clothing.html#comment-1447 tankchu Sat, 30 Apr 2011 22:56:00 +0000 http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/?p=439#comment-1447 Look for thrift hand stores. You get good deals and since babies grow so quickly, they are all nearly brand new clothes. We turn it in our old clothes for their clothes, but some stores only offer cash. He's got a wide variety of clothes in his closet. Look for thrift hand stores. You get good deals and since babies grow so quickly, they are all nearly brand new clothes. We turn it in our old clothes for their clothes, but some stores only offer cash. He’s got a wide variety of clothes in his closet.

]]> http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/cool-newborn-baby-girl-clothing.html#comment-1446 Ashley Sat, 30 Apr 2011 22:56:00 +0000 http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/?p=439#comment-1446 Really look into second hand stores, you can get brand name stuff that's still got the tags on it. Also, don't nuy any clothes until after the birth. Really look into second hand stores, you can get brand name stuff that’s still got the tags on it. Also, don’t nuy any clothes until after the birth.

]]> http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/cool-newborn-baby-girl-clothing.html#comment-1449 mommy2angelbaby Sat, 30 Apr 2011 22:56:00 +0000 http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/?p=439#comment-1449 Definitely not Wal-Mart. I think most of their baby clothes look very cheap and they do not have much of a selection. They do have some cute one piece footed sleepers and I have bought my daughter some of those, but as far as clothes for daytime out of the house wear, I definitely would not recommend Wal-Mart. I buy most of my daughter's clothes at Macy's, Baby Gap, Gymboree, Dillard's, and baby boutiques for her dressy things. They do outgrow things fast so I try to find some of her things on sale. Babies R Us sometimes has some cute things that are very inexpensive but don't look that cheap. I would recommend buying 7 or 8 onesies, 10 pair of socks, 5 or 6 footed sleepers, 7 or 8 cute outfits, and 3 or 4 dressy outfits to get you started. Then as baby grows you can go shopping for more. Congrats on your baby! Definitely not Wal-Mart. I think most of their baby clothes look very cheap and they do not have much of a selection. They do have some cute one piece footed sleepers and I have bought my daughter some of those, but as far as clothes for daytime out of the house wear, I definitely would not recommend Wal-Mart. I buy most of my daughter’s clothes at Macy’s, Baby Gap, Gymboree, Dillard’s, and baby boutiques for her dressy things. They do outgrow things fast so I try to find some of her things on sale. Babies R Us sometimes has some cute things that are very inexpensive but don’t look that cheap. I would recommend buying 7 or 8 onesies, 10 pair of socks, 5 or 6 footed sleepers, 7 or 8 cute outfits, and 3 or 4 dressy outfits to get you started. Then as baby grows you can go shopping for more. Congrats on your baby!

]]> http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/cool-newborn-baby-girl-clothing.html#comment-1448 Samantha Sat, 30 Apr 2011 22:56:00 +0000 http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/?p=439#comment-1448 Target has a lot of varieties in baby clothing. You can also try the children's place, or my favorite babys R us. They have the coolest outfits ever. Target has a lot of varieties in baby clothing. You can also try the children’s place, or my favorite babys R us. They have the coolest outfits ever.

]]> http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/cool-newborn-baby-boy-clothing.html#comment-1427 Lottie Fri, 29 Apr 2011 15:52:05 +0000 http://www.boutiquebonanza.com/?p=438#comment-1427 Ebay is great. Loads of brand new things with tags that people have never gotten around to using for their baby. Ebay is great. Loads of brand new things with tags that people have never gotten around to using for their baby.

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