Hey! What about me?

Most gals dream of having a baby girl so they can fully deck them out in cute tights, and fabulous headbands and bows, and I get that. I understand the excitement. I can never pass up on a sassy outfit for my niece, Dannyn. But I always wanted a boy, and lets face it, the poor boys get the short hand of the stick in the fashion department. Our section of the store is half the size of the girls, and just the general appearance of them is lacking!

Since Lang is growing like a weed, I'm always on the hunt for new clothes for him. I've found over the past 5 months, that boys can look just as good as the gals. It's all about where to look, and how to put it together.

 

For basics, our go-to favorite is the all white long-sleeve onesies from Carters. They go with everything, so they're a definite staple in Langston's wardrobe. I usually stick to Carters when it comes to PJ's, and comfy clothes. But for outfits I love Old Navy, H&M kids, Baby Boden, and countless others. I also find great deals on Zulily for all things organic. They're so soft, and comfy, but can be extremely overpriced, so sign up for Zulily to get great deals on clothes, toys, and other essential mama gear.

 

 

Lang doesn't have a set "style" because I pretty much like him in everything. If it's cute, and seems comfortable, I'm usually all about it. The important thing is to not spend hoards of money on baby clothes that they'll outgrow in a week. Jeans and sweaters I always buy larger, because the sleeves and legs can be cuffed up. And chances are, big boy will probably fit perfectly into them a week later. Search for deals, and buy out of season so you get a great price. Just be sure to get the correct size for what you're child will be wearing during that time. Langston was born in May, and someone gave us a Northface winter coat that was 0-3 months. I was so bummed that he'd never get to wear it!