Where can I buy cute baby headbands for a newborn girl?
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Anonymous
| I've been looking online for headbands for baby girls and everything I'm seeing is in the $10-$12 range for one headband. That seems like a lot to me. I'd like to have a few in a few different colors for her for photos but would like to spend less than that. Any suggestions? |
Anonymous
| Please do not buy those headbands for baby girls. They look -- sorry -- so dumb. Just wait until your daughter has real hair and then you can do stuff with it. |
Anonymous
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Please don't. Newborns look so very uncomfortable in those things. Please.
Let her beautiful newborn head take center stage. |
Anonymous
| OP - I think they are cute! Claires in the mall has some. Otherwise, the ones I have were all handmade. |
Anonymous
| Awful, please don't |
Anonymous
| trashy |
Anonymous
| There is no such thing as a "cute" baby headband. They are all hideous. |
Anonymous
| I'm not a headband gal either--but check etsy! They tend to be a great source for things like this. |
Anonymous
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PPs think this one is trashy? http://www.etsy.com/listing/105547006/baby-headbands-baby-girl-headband-baby
I think the headbands are cute when they're not too big. |
Anonymous
| JC Penneys has some really cute ones for about $6. I think the ones with big flowers are adorable. |
Anonymous
| Nowhere. They are by definition not cute. So trashy. |
Anonymous
Yes - trashy. Never ever cute. |
Anonymous
| I bought a bunch of them and tried using them, but they just looked silly on my baby. Now i have a ton of unused headbands. And never buy the huge flower ones that look so very silly. |
Anonymous
| Just write "I am a girl and my mother has issues" on her head with a Sharpie. Same effect, but cheaper and more comfortable for the baby. |
Anonymous
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don't bother
annoying and stupid |