silly question…

How do you guys break the attachment to smaller clothes your baby can’t fit anymore and get rid of them? I’m cleaning out my daughters drawers today and feel my heart hurting with each piece I take out 😩

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I have a 6 month old I’m keeping all of her clothes to make a blanket out of it for a keepsake for her

Remembering that there will be many many many more cute outfits to look forward too!

Ive also seen online you can pick out 4 outfits to send and get a custom sweatshirt made that says MAMA with the letters cut out from each outfit! I was planning to do that once I go through the newborn outfits both my daughters have worn 😊 i plan on keeping a few outfits or maybe fill up a tote but I don’t have the room to hang onto everything. Knowing the clothes are going to someone else and be used again makes my heart happy too

thank you everyone! these are all great ideas! she was a premmie and i can’t bring myself to throw all of her tiny clothes away but i feel silly being so attached to her 000 & 00s 😂

i kept the ones that held memories…the rest i take to a consignment shop here, cash or trade up front. I just get more outfits to make more memories in!

I legit some of her baby baby clothes for her baby doll

NO!! This isn’t a weird question because same for me!! Having two girls back to back I’m wondering the same thing! Scared that if I do ever have a child again and I get rid of everything then I would have to buy everything all over even if it is 3-5 yrs down the line

Ugh if anyone knows let me know cause I have pretty much every item she’s ever owned and she’s just turned one 😭

I never have 😭😭😭😭

I’ve kept some of her tiny baby clothes to put in a memory box for her when she’s older. Also stored some away incase we have another little girl on the future xx

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