I went over to help my baby sister set up for her two babies who will be arriving this summer.
I forgot how much fun it is to go through tons of baby shower gift bags and set up a brand new nursery. It also reminded me how badly I need to reorganize Lil Chick's room.
Being that I have six different sizes smashed into her changing table/dresser, it's no wonder Lance gets confused when trying to dress her:
No, not those light pink 3-6 month pants, she's WAY too small for those. And not those light pink 6 month pants, they are way too short for her. No, not those light pink 0-3 month pants, they fit her funny on her legs. Here, put these newborn light pink pants on her, they are a perfect fit, can't you tell?
Honey, what's the problem? What, you don't understand my Baby Clothing System?
Let's start with the basic onesie.
Onesies:
The onesies on the front left side of the top drawer are reserved for occasional, they-don't-match-or-fit-great-but-are-there-for-emergencies onesies.
The onesies in the front middle of the top drawer are my favorite in not only style, but fit and color as well, but usually aren't there because they are either:
- in the laundry
- washed and folded and waiting to be put away on the floor of the living room, or
- in the diaper bag.
The onesies on the front right side of the top drawer are long sleeved or unisex onesies, best used for layering purposes.
The onesies and random tops in the back top drawer are matched sets that should NOT be desecrated by pairing them with non-matchy-matchy pants. If you do, then the pants are left lonely and sad, while the shirt marches on without them, getting stained and wash worn in an uneven ratio that completely upsets the system.
Unless you use that one pair of super cute minimally decaled jeans that are oh-so-cute and bootcut, THEN you may use the onesies and random tops in the back top drawer. But make sure you put on those Mary Jane shoe looking socks on to complete the look, or else it doesn't go.
See? Clear as mud.
I could go on, being that I have five dresser drawers, two shelves within the dresser, a five tiered shelf in the closet, two hanging rods, the shelf above the closet hanging rods and the entire floor of the closet worth of Baby Clothing System to share with you, but I won't.
Why?
I'm starting to get a wee bit confused...
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