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Sleepers with Feet, Size 18 Months
Asked by J.W. from Chicago
on July 20, 2008
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I am wondering which sleepers have worked best for you. I prefer the ones with feet in them, and we do like Carters. The light weight summer ones from The Children's...
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- I love the sleepers with feet and buy the ones from TCP. Their sizing is usually a size bigger than the age of your child. Ex: my daughter is almost 2 and she is jus...
- My favorite pj's are from Carters. They last a long time and the fit is generous in the bigger sizes. You can get footed pjs up to size 8 at the outlet. My kids have ...
- I agree the Carter's with feet are the best .I've tried the disney store ones also they run a little smaller. Have you tried two piece Carter's and put on socks?That's...
Non Flame Resistant Pajamas Everywhere?
Asked by J.B. from Detroit
on March 28, 2010
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hi there,
can anyone tell me whats up with the new warning labels on all the pjs? i went to target to get some new pjs got home and noticed a tag saying :for childs s...
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- I don't like the idea of flame resistant jammies. I don't want the chemicals they use to treat the fabric next to my kids' skin for 10+ hours each night. Instead of tr...
- Flame resistant jammies are loaded with chemicals... I NEVER buy them if I can help it. They have so many bad things on them it's terrible. So you should always buy ...
- My oldest is almost 8 and I don't remember these tags ever NOT being on pajamas. I think pretty much every pair I've ever bought has had this tag, it's not a new thin...
When Do They Give up Their Lovies??
Asked by V.M. from Cleveland
on July 24, 2011
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I was going to ask this question today even before i read the My Little Pony back pack post. My Ds went to a sleep over last month with his lovey bear, like a small ...
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- VM, my son has had a koala bear lovey since he was two years old. He couldn't sleep without it, even to the point that we took it on all our overnight trips. That an...
- I always let each child decide when to give up their lovie. One - age 13 - still has it. I think it is cute -- sorry!! My others gave it up at younger ages --- but I w...
- My daughter is 31 and still has her stuffed clown on her bed. Of course she doesn't carry it with her but she still has a loose attachment to it. She stopped taking...
Pricing on Clothes at Garage Sales
Asked by T.O. from Chicago
on July 23, 2010
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We're thinking about having a garage sale and I'm wondering how to go about pricing some of my daughter's clothes. I'm thinking it's pretty typical for boys clothes (...
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- What I do is if it is a set I hang it up or tape it together and place it seperate from the other clothes. That way you can price them differently, we do a clothes lin...
- I always sell the nicer stuff on craigslist, it sells better, but otherwise what we always do is $1.00 for tops & shorts, $2.00 for pants, $2.00 for sun dresses, $3 fo...
- Guess I am out of the norm lol. If it's a nice outfit and you paid a lot for it I would put maybe $3 or $4 on it. You can always go down on the price. If it doesn't...
Baby Shower for #2
Asked by E.R. from Austin
on June 20, 2008
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I have a friend who lives out of town, but would like to come down and throw a baby shower for our second child. My DD is 19 months and will be almost 2 when the baby...
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- E., If someone wants to throw you a baby shower, let them do it. However it is inappropriate for the host or the mom to ask for gift cards only. Registering for ite...
- i agree that it feels weird (i'm in your exact shoes right now) and have asked for no shower, mostly because lots of other friends are having their first child around ...
- I have many friends with multiple children. We always have a small shower for them to celebrate the blessing of newest child. It is not about being able to provide f...
Hand-me-downs....
Asked by S.J. from St. Louis
on July 17, 2011
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When you get hand me down clothes for your kids, who gives them to you? Do you ask, or does someone just offer?
ETA: I am just curious - I hear a lot of moms on h...
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- Usually from really close friends. I don't think I would ask for them.
- I never ask for hand-me-downs, but if someone offers I pretty much always accept them. As for my hand-me-downs I usually look for a needy family and donate them to th...
- One of my closest friends here has a son that is 18 months older than my oldest son - she gives us 90% of his clothes....some still new with tags....when my kids are d...
Once upon a Child
Asked by K.R. from Dallas
on October 8, 2010
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Hey all. I'm looking to unload a lot of little boys clothes that I have accumulated with two boys! My oldest is three, so I have lots of <3 year old clothes, in good...
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- I've actually had better luck with Kid to Kid and have felt like they have given me my money's worth. They're picky to a point but are more accepting of older seasons...
- I would recommend a garage sale, it takes a little time getting ready for, but you can definitely get at least $1 for each item. Then if you're willing to give "disco...
- When I have taken clothes there, I find each piece of clothing averages out to about $1.30 each.
Selling at Once upon a Child
Asked by C.D. from St. Louis
on November 22, 2011
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Hi. I'm wondering what people's experiences have been with selling at once upon a child. They said they pay you 30-40% of their sticker price (maybe 40% for things wit...
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- I've had much better luck at the consignment sales (but some are better than others). If you have a lot of name brand things, you'll do better at Once Upon A Child, b...
- I've sold stuff several times, and I won't do it again. The girls who work there act as if they are doing you a favor. They value brand names way more than what's in s...
- It is very simple, of their sticker price. If you paid say 40 dollars for something last year it is now used and dated. So they may only be able to sell it for 5 dol...
Will She Ever Slow down Her Growth?
Asked by S.D. from Indianapolis
on March 3, 2010
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I have a 5 1/2month old that has always been at the top of the charts for weight and high for head and height. She is 23 1/2 pounds at 5 1/2 months, 27 inches. She h...
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- Wow! That's some milk you are putting out! Once she's crawling and walking, she's going to burn up some serious calories. Breast milk is the best food for her and s...
- every kid does it differently my son was born big but gained soooooooo slowly he was almost off the chart on weight. he was only 19 lbs at a year and he is not quite 2...
- LOL. She sounds fine to me. Its just hard on you to carry all that weight around! My son gained 4 lbs a month until he was around 9m. When your baby starts moving ar...
Big Brother and Big Sister Ideas
Asked by E.S. from Amarillo
on June 11, 2009
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I am a single mother of a 6 year old daughter and a year old son Im expecting another little girl in September. I am wanting to make it a very big special ordeal abou...
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- Hi. I just thought I would pass this along, but I do a lot of sibling sets and custom orders so I can make a lot of things that are not on my website. All my produ...
- On Ebay, they can make t-shirts that have the kids favorite character on them with their names saying "I'm the big brother/siser". Totally cute and only like, $15. Con...
- When my 3rd was born, we had wrapped gifts from the baby for each of my other kids (17 mo. boy and 3 1/2 yrs. girl at the time). We ordered the American Girl Bitty Tw...
