Anonymous
Post 01/25/2017 08:15     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Must be nice to buy Boden and Tea clothes for baby to a wear a few times then grow out of.


I actually LIKE the clothes my daughter has so she has fewer to wear. Less clothes = wearing more often. Crazy concept, huh?


You two seem very similar actually. You could be the bestest friends.
Anonymous
Post 01/25/2017 07:34     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Janie and Jack. No question.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2017 10:48     Subject: Favorite girl clothes?
Ok, so my daughter is 9 months and I am just starting to actually buy her some nicer things. I love these:
Zutano http://www.zutano.com/ and Kickee pants https://www.kickeepants.com/. Hanna Andersson stuff is cute too but dang, it is even more expensive than Zutano or Kickee. But she's my one and only daughter and darn it it is so fun to dress her in cute stuff. My son is just in his sweats and Ts.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2017 10:28     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Majority Baby Gap, with some Crewcuts, Mini Boden, Old Navy and Tucker and Tate mixed in. Carter’s for pajamas.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2017 09:00     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:At 6 months? Carters. My girls were mostly in Carters through 12-18 months.


Carters does great onesies, playsets, one piece suits. Really. I got Ralph Loren bodysuit that has buttons in an uncomftrable place and doesn't fit the baby properly (tight arms). Carters really outshines in the up to 12 months cotton stuff.

When kids start to wear separate top and pants, Carters is still ok, Gap and such ok. Janie and Jack has some cute outfits but they get repetitive (same cut shirt with different front or same cyt psnts every year). But from 24 months onward Mini Boden and this brand at Nordstrom I forget make adorable outfits. From 4 plus years old, Zara makes cute outfits for girls.


Ralph Lauren is terrible for babies. I say that as someone who shops there regularly. It's good for children, but not for babies, slits just not designed to be easily taken on and off.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2017 08:49     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Anonymous wrote:Carter's onesies and rompers until she could walk. After that Tea Collection worked best for her, because she had a huge belly and the Tea Collection cotton dresses could go through several seasons as a dress and then a tunic. I actually like the way Carter's dresses look, but many of their styles are very difficult to put on a baby because the fabric has no give. Most of the Tea dresses I've gotten have been thick, squishy cotton that's easy to pop on and off. Their leggings are trash though.


Agreed on all front. The leggings run SO small for my very chunky 12 month old DD. Even the 18-24 is tight.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2017 01:01     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Anonymous wrote:Must be nice to buy Boden and Tea clothes for baby to a wear a few times then grow out of.


I actually LIKE the clothes my daughter has so she has fewer to wear. Less clothes = wearing more often. Crazy concept, huh?
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2017 20:25     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Carter's onesies and rompers until she could walk. After that Tea Collection worked best for her, because she had a huge belly and the Tea Collection cotton dresses could go through several seasons as a dress and then a tunic. I actually like the way Carter's dresses look, but many of their styles are very difficult to put on a baby because the fabric has no give. Most of the Tea dresses I've gotten have been thick, squishy cotton that's easy to pop on and off. Their leggings are trash though.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2017 13:04     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:At 6 months? Carters. My girls were mostly in Carters through 12-18 months.


Carters does great onesies, playsets, one piece suits. Really. I got Ralph Loren bodysuit that has buttons in an uncomftrable place and doesn't fit the baby properly (tight arms). Carters really outshines in the up to 12 months cotton stuff.

When kids start to wear separate top and pants, Carters is still ok, Gap and such ok. Janie and Jack has some cute outfits but they get repetitive (same cut shirt with different front or same cyt psnts every year). But from 24 months onward Mini Boden and this brand at Nordstrom I forget make adorable outfits. From 4 plus years old, Zara makes cute outfits for girls.


It's Tucker and Tate, the one I couldn't remember.
Tea is ok, but not my style.
Same with Hanna Anderson.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2017 13:02     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
Anonymous wrote:At 6 months? Carters. My girls were mostly in Carters through 12-18 months.


Carters does great onesies, playsets, one piece suits. Really. I got Ralph Loren bodysuit that has buttons in an uncomftrable place and doesn't fit the baby properly (tight arms). Carters really outshines in the up to 12 months cotton stuff.

When kids start to wear separate top and pants, Carters is still ok, Gap and such ok. Janie and Jack has some cute outfits but they get repetitive (same cut shirt with different front or same cyt psnts every year). But from 24 months onward Mini Boden and this brand at Nordstrom I forget make adorable outfits. From 4 plus years old, Zara makes cute outfits for girls.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2017 11:47     Subject: Re:Favorite girl clothes?
-Polarn O. Pyret (a real favorite for my 12 month old chunky daughter!) I always get lots of compliments on their stuff.
-Tea, although I find it runs on the small side
-Lots of baby gap in our house too