Baby Clothes

Ok… I feel so lazy, but I am at home with my baby all day. I haven’t gone back to work, but I WFH anyways. As a result, my guy LIVES in sleepers and I only put him in other clothes if there is some kind of nicer event we are going to. It seems such a waste to change him into a onesie and pants, especially since pants seem to needlessly complicate diaper changes. He gets changed into a new sleeper each day, more often if they get messy, but I just have no desire to put him into a two piece outfit. Is anybody else doing the same or am I seriously just too lazy and I need to get my little man dressed in real clothes each day?

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Hey, I also don’t dress up my baby in two piece until necessary. In fact in some events too, I prefer onesie than pants. Reason for me being it is too uncomfortable for baby too. For me, I try to dress up on days I feel low but otherwise, I like to be in my comfy pajamas

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If he’s clean and comfortable I see no issue! My baby pretty much only “dresses up” for special occasions- otherwise he’s in zip up pjs because they are so much easier for both of us. He hates to have onesies brought over his head, so getting into a zip up is less traumatizing for everyone lol - plus the ease of diaper changes! They will have plenty of time for “real” outfits when they’re older…

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Ugh thank you all for reassuring me!!! We will keep going the easy and comfortable route for now 🥰

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I was this way until i realized he has outgrown 90% of the clothes that he did not wear. I want him to be able to wear things that ppl got for him so i just change him when he wakes out of his sleeper into like onesies and pants but not full on outfits. I save the outfits for outings or dr appointments.

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Similar to Sheena, I've changed him into other outfits at least once before he grows out of something to say that he's worn it.. but the majority of time he's in a sleeper! My husband prefers the onesie/pants combo as he thinks it's faster.. so some days he wins on the outfit.. but of course it only lasts until he spits up on it or has a blowout 😅

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100p doing the same thing and I feel guilty because she has all these cute outfits people have given us but what is the point?!

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My son lives in his zip up sleepers but I do put him in nice clothes when he goes to his grandmas or if theirs an event (or I’m doing a at home photoshoot). But today I decided to put him in some legging pants and a onesie so we will see how long I give up and put him back in a sleeper that has a two way zipper

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I only dress my boy because we have the clothes, & because I love playing dress up .. hahaha. They won’t fit forever so it doesn’t matter anyway.

My daughter runs naked all day and only gets dressed unless we go out or have visitors and depending on who the visitors are determines if she gets clothes on or not lol.

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But I don’t even use sleepers really, my baby is in a onesie majority of the time w/ no pants. Because even I think sleepers are extra work when changing a diaper, onesie’s make it super easy.

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Unless we going out me and my LO stay in our pjs whats the point in being uncomfortable in our own home

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two peice outfits are for the fucking birds at this age 🤣 I shamelessly donate all outfits people give us that are not zipper onesies. Im almost drawing the line at two way zippers now lol. Full time mom, work from home and grad student. I can barely get my own pants on NO THANK YOU

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My 11 week old is usually only in footie pajamas or a onesie. Only time he gets pants and a shirt or an outfit is if there’s an event. The only difference between day and nighttime outfits is a sleep sack

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Totally agree. I do the same

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Yeah sleepers most of the time, every time I try a two piece (unless it’s a onesie with pants) it just rides up and drives me crazy and I end up changing it anyway

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