Washing baby clothes

When’s the best time to
Start washing baby clothes?? Don’t want to wash to
Early then have to do it again?! 😁

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I started mine at 35 weeks ☺️

I just did mine as I bought bits so I didn’t have too much to do at once. You just want to clean them from the shop and having everyone’s hands on them.

I done mine as I got them. No need to do it again if they’ve been put away and kept clean.

I just did mine as and when and then put them in the vaccine seal bags until I needed to up pack them I also put the tumble sheets in to keep them smelling fresh but everyone is different tbh x

Less than a month before due date I did a bulk wash of baby clothes, I used separate conditioner for babies compared to the one I used for my husband and i’s clothes. I also did separate washes for our clothes versus babies clothes until LO was about 6 months and then washed all our clothes together. I don’t think it really made a difference in hindsight.

But yeah I felt better washing them all in one go nearer the end so they still felt fresh, plus it was exciting getting ready for babies arrival and organising his wardrobe with all the freshly clean clothes but I don’t think there’s any harm washing as you go

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