What have you bought that was a complete waste of money?

Anonymous
Nordic Track
Diaper Bag
Espresso Machine (given as a gift)
Dr. Brown's Bottles - Gerber Clearview @ $3.99 for 3 bottles are BPA free and much easier to clean!
Snowsuit for infant (Bundle me was more practical)

Anonymous
-$3500 wedding dress

Anonymous
Cruise with toddler - Can you spell NIGHTMARE?
Anonymous
2 pairs of this season Jimmy Choo sandals with the highest heels ever...and then it hit me that I was a 30-something year old new mom with no where to wear them
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:2 pairs of this season Jimmy Choo sandals with the highest heels ever...and then it hit me that I was a 30-something year old new mom with no where to wear them


Awwwhhhh - summer's not over yet - don't write them off!
Anonymous
If you've got the shoes, you FIND somewhere to wear them!
Anonymous
Such a funny post. I too have posed this question to my husband before. We didn't go so far as to add it up, but boy if we did... Indeed it is scary all the ways in which you completely throw money down the drain. Oddly enough, I can't think of any big specifics right now. Ours is more just a lot of little stuff along the way. Oh, maybe that gym membership I got in January and have used about four times. So sad considering that pre-baby I worked out like crazy my entire life. But that's another story. Other than that, just lots of clothes and shoes for me. I came across a pair of pants in my closet the other day that still had the tags on them. That's just stupid.
Anonymous
Sushi Ko delivery.

Fancy play group.

World's ugliest painting (still up in my living room).

Snowsuits for my kids last winter - never worn.

Music lessons that my kids hated. (I hated them too.)

Pottery Barn everything - rugs, sheets, cribs that never properly worked and are now recalled.

German tricycle.

Phil & Ted's stroller.

Wine and coffee!




Anonymous
PP here: can't forget Whole Foods. It's such a rip-off!


Anonymous
starbucks
Anonymous
-our Volkswagon (nothing but problems for 6 years)
-a living room full of Restoration Hardware furniture bought 5 years ago when we first bought our house. Should have held out and looked further.
Anonymous
A back splash in my kitchen that I hate. Have to look at it every morning.
Anonymous
I second the $3500 wedding dress and throw in Chanel sunglasses that went out of style 17 minutes later. Also, probably $15K worth of Banana and BCBG clothes that will never again fit post-children.

Anonymous
the fancy salon haircuts and highlighting that cost hundreds of dollars every 6 weeks and for which i needed to spend an entire Saturday afternoon away from my kids tortured in that chair staring at myself and chitchatting with a virtual stranger. I haven't noticed any difference since i started to go to cheaper dropin style haircut places and coloring my hair myself (i like the hair color better too!).
Anonymous
I LOVE Hair Cuttery!
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