Anyhow, we spent a good hour this weekend at Babies R Us looking for a coming home outfit to no avail. I think it should be some darling two-or-three-piece set, complete with matching hat and booties. I mean, for Christ's sake, this is her debut into the outside world, how she'll first be photographed in our home, how our meticulous pets will first see her (you may think I'm joking, but I have a cat that's a force to be reckoned with, and it wouldn't kill us to try to get Baby B looking so adorable he just can't help but love her...or at least not hate her). Anyhow, we got nowhere. When D said, "Why can't she just come home in a onesie?" (uh, it's winter buddy!), and then added "I thought babies just wore onesies and sleepers. I thought they didn't start dressing like real people until 6 months or so?!", we left Babies R Us with me in tears (I should take this opportunity to confess my hormones were a bit over the top this weekend).
Anyhow, to make a long story less long (since it no longer qualifies as short, that's for sure!), here's what I mustered up while searching through her clothes we already have:

I completely understand! I've been searching all over for the perfect coming home outfit and my husband doesn't get it at all. He thinks I'm making way too big a deal out of the whole thing. I actually ended up stitching the baby's name on a plain onesie and pairing it with footie pants and a hat. He's got a major snow suit to wear in the car (we live in OH) so I think it should be warm enough! I love the outfit you picked so far!
ReplyDeleteI brought several outfits for Marianne. She wound up going home in a slightly-too-large onesie. But she was also born in the middle of the summer and it was HOT.
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