Is it to early to start washing baby clothes, blankets, etc??

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Not too early but personally I'm jus not ready to do so yet. Waiting on dresser hangers etc. So I've been waiting to wash them and get them put up til then but if I had those things I def would

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I was going to wait until like 35 weeks but I’m gonna start this weekend just waiting for some dresser organizers from amazon. Like you said I need something to do and honestly things are getting physically hard. MAJOR props to women doing all this at 34+ weeks. I deep cleaned our closet yesterday to get ready and sat on the floor organizing and going through my own clothes and it destroyed my back and hips. I honestly don’t think I’ll be able to handle it much longer. I’m also easily losing circulation in my legs when I sit on the floor. I figure I wear things in my closet that haven’t been washed in a few months. We’re all due soon enough now and may even have early baby’s. At least that’s how I’m justifying it to myself lmao

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I washed what I have so far then put the clothes in vacuum sealed storage bags labeled 0-3 months, 3-6 months, etc. that way they’re clean and ready to wear but not taking up space or sitting around getting dusty.

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I’ll be waiting until a few weeks before probably. I did the same with my first. I liked having the clothing and blankets freshly washed.

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I waited with my first, until 36-37 weeks so it was fresh etc.

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I start it all at 30 weeks so I know they aren't going to get dusty/dirty etc before baby is born. That's also when I start packing hospital bad and putting together moses basket and the baby swing etc. Takes about 5 weeks to get everything done to a point I'm happy with and being finished earlier than 35 weeks seems a bit mad to me because waiting more than a month once everything was done would drive me crazy.