What clothes to buy

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Help! Im due in February and I have no idea what to buy for baby. Also any recommends of shops to buy everything! Thank you xxxxx

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If you don’t mind second hand I got 2 amazing bundles on eBay. All are in perfect condition. I think altogether I’ve spent £20 and got over 100 items!

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I’m going to be buying from the supermarkets as everyone I’ve spoken to has said they’re good quality and baby often grows out of them before they wear out. We’ve got a Tesco clubcard, a nectar card and a Morrison’s more card so closer to the time when we’ve built up points for each we’re going to use the vouchers

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I got a ton of primark vests n baby grows. They are actually decent quality and considering bubs can grow out of them in weeks and will def go through loads of em I didn’t see the point in spending much. I also got my baby swing on fb for £25 compared to the £80 it’s worth in the shop. The cover goes in the washing machine and came out lovely. Asda do loads of baby events although some of the clothes feel a bit cheapy. It’s def the best place for a new cheap Moses basket. My sis said there is a sale in Tesco today. In short, clothes wise I mostly got vests n baby grows. I got a little bath seat that fits in the sink. I got a pram/Cary cot/car seat combo online, much cheaper then the same model in shops. I think it was kids kingdom but I could be wrong. Got a Moses basket to start with. I’ll get a cot bed when she’s bigger. Baby swing. Baby sleeping bags in the next and M&S sales. Oh and A bunch of Muslins for over the shoulder sick up 😂. Got a Ton on other bits in my baby shower and anything I’ve missed can happen after she’s born, like breast pumps n the like. If I were you I’d hold out for the jan sales and Black Friday. Congratulations

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I would always recommend buying bundles on ebay, shpock and facebook marketplace...you can get some really good bargains on there and because their kids probably grew out of them quickly chances are theyre still in perfectly good condition. I spent a fortune on shop bought clothes for my first and wish I just got them secondhand cause they just grow out of them so quickly. Supermarket brand and primark clothes are brilliant though if you do want something special and new. Clarks are really good for first shoes when theyre learning to walk though, just because theyre so sturdy and well made.

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My baby is due in March but most prob arrive in feb if anything like my son, I’m buying baby grows and vests from Asda and Matalan, big I’ve bought the most beautiful cardigans from next and Mothercare for him, Asda have some beautiful blankets in at moment so soft as well we just bought a couple, and at a fraction of price for same one pretty much from next xx

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Primark Is great for muslin square, baby Gros, everything really when it comes to new borns

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I've bought loads from H&M, join the club and you earn on what you spend. I've also bought an item or a few from many shops including boots, Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's as I just don't know what sizes will for like so I've also bought a variety of sizes, newborn, 0-1 month, 0-3 months, 1-2 months etc etc.

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Def buy from supermarkets, however for ref Asda stuff comes up massive. My daughter didn’t fit into first size stuff until over a month old born at 7lb 8oz. Well last February was freezing!? My due date was the day it snowed really heavily in my area but luckily she was a few days early. I’d recommend vests, sleepsuits, hats, snownsuit type thing and not bother with too much else. Outfits are pointless on a baby so young and if it’s cold those are the best things to keep them warm in. Also make sure you have some decent blankets to wrap up warm in

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