How To Buy Wholesale Junior Clothes?

How much clothes should i buy?

• I am 6 months pregnant with my second child. i have a 4yr old son. and now pregnant with a baby girl. here is a ultrasound: http://tinypic.com/r/rlx3wj/5 this is a Girl right?? dr says he's 95% sure its a girl but some family members saying might be a boy. so was wondering what you people think. anyways already been buying some clothes but not sure how much clothes i should buy. i dont remember hose much clothes i bought for my son. please tell me like how many outfits/clothes i should buy.

• Answer:

  Sweetie, I have no idea what I am looking at. That is why it takes an education to correctly interpret ultrasounds, an education your family members probably haven't had. In fact some people still think "if you can see what it is, it must be a boy, because it must be the penis you see". My parents still think that, even though I explained about modern ultrasounds. My dad actually keeps saying he can already 'see' it's a boy on my ultrasound pictures. That were made at 10 weeks along! Anyway, don't overbuy on the smallest outfits, your baby can always be bigger than expected. Start out with two complete outfits in the smallest size, but more underwear (what's that in English? Onesies? Rompers?) because you'll have to change that more often. Other than that get different sizes, and it's okay to get slightly more outfits in the bigger sizes: if she doesn't fit into them at birth she will soon enough. And in case of laundry emergency you can fit her into a bigger size and roll up the sleeves, but not force her into a smaller size. Don't forget that clothes are a very popular gift, so don't overbuy. You may end up with so many clothes in one size that she will grow out of it before she has the chance to wear it all.