Does this come across as rude?

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Just posted this on my Facebook for family and friends but I’m worried they will think I’m being rude or ungrateful. Thoughts?

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Not at all! I’d be glad to know what sizes you needed.

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No, I don’t think so. Besides, most people already know that you get gifted loads of newborn bits and tend to get bigger sizes, so I’d just see it as a polite reminder. 
I was actually thinking about doing something similar for Christmas as I have been given loads of cuddly toys already and I’m sure we’ll end up with loads of other unwanted toys too - but I think that it would be rude to tell people what presents (not) to buy us 🤣

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Definitely not, I’d be happy you told me. At least then your son will get some wear out of what everyone bought😊❤️

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This is exactly why I always buy clothing of at least 3-6months or older as then at least I think they’ll be able to use it. 👍🏻 Not cheeky- very sensible.

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Definitely not rude at all.

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I posted something very similar last week. Everyone kept buying my daughter clothes for 0-3 months and she has so many she is 2 months old and didn't even get through half of them at all so I was getting tired of people buying 0-3 after I already politely said to buy bigger if they really wish to buy her something. I think it's sensible. I do appreciate it buy after telling my family that she has enough 0-3, I'm sick of getting more that don't even fit in her drawers. 
And because she has clothes up to 9 months, I told close family that if they are getting her anything for Christmas to please not get her clothes. I suggested soft toys, rattles, books, educationalctoys etc but no clothes.

Does this come across as rude?

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