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Erica
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Topic: buying kids clothes online??
Posted: 23 September 2008 at 3:44pm

Does anyone have a favorite online store?? I'm really in a rut with Griffin as he is out of toddler clothes and is wearing a size 6. Boys clothes are just really no fun to buy, I feel like everything looks the same. We have a fairly good variety of stores around here, but I'm not liking what I see this year.

And all you ladies out there with girls, don't even bother responding I'm jealous that you can pick out cute clothes wherever you go!!! Seriously, every store I go in has twice as many cute girl clothes to just a couple racks of boy clothes!!

Erica mom to Griffin Jan '04-- Owen Oct '06 MSPI/reflux survivor

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Posted: 23 September 2008 at 4:05pm

I get most of Cooper's stuff at Target, Old Navy or the Gap. My SIL buys him a bunch of stuff by Mulberrybush.. it is really cute and all is interchangeable. A children's place is nice too but a bit pricey sometimes. HTH.

Beth
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Posted: 23 September 2008 at 8:31pm

OK I am a girls mom, but I'll try to give some "unisex" advice!-- I am a shopping fanatic, but I ONLY buy on sale or clearance!

I love the clothes at gymboree. (www.gymboree.com) Yes they are pricey, but good quality and there's usually a sale. Gymboree also has a lower end store called crazy 8 (www.crazy8.com) --very cute stuff. I'm not a fan of The Children's Place for girls (I think some of their clothes look trashy) but I think their boys clothes are actually way cuter. My FAVORITE is believe it or not, Once Upon a Child. This is a second hand clothing store chain, but they of course will not sell anything with stains or holes. I have gotten some gorgeous designer clothes for below $10. I got brand new robeez last year for $2! I recommend this for a boy b/c I just got some super cute boys Gap hoodies for my daughter. One is navy and one is gray(new with tags!!), so they are unisex, but I've seen great cargos, sweaters and handsome holiday clothes.

Marshalls has some really nice boys and girls Stride Rite shoes right now. HTH.

Katie, mum to Evie- 2/27/07-former MSPI. Now tolerates EVERYTHING!
Madden- 10/8/09-MSPI- Neocate - probiotics and NO MEDS!!!

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Posted: 24 September 2008 at 2:45pm

For Brodie we do mostly Children's Place or Gap for play clothes. We also go to the outlet (don't know if you have one close to you) & stock up on Ralph Lauren tshirts & polos. Yes, they're a bit boring but they're easy to mix & match w/ shorts/pants/jeans & always look nice.

Erin
Brodie-4/13/06no reflux; nut allergy; bstfd 20mth
Evan-5/20/08 MFPI (limited diet);Rice Milk (former TED,bstfd 13mth);30mg Zegerid
Tate-1/8/10 MFPI; Rice Milk(former TED,bstfd 14mth);30mg Zege

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Posted: 24 September 2008 at 4:35pm

Even though I have two girs I buy most of their clothes at Oldnavy,Childrens Place and for daycare clothes I get the Okie dokie brand at Penny's.

Edited by stcwatt - 24 September 2008 at 4:35pm

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Posted: 10 February 2012 at 9:15am

I buy everything online, clothes, supplies, technique, everything that is even possible online. I think it is very convenient.

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Erica Groupie Joined: 27 March 2007 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 612	Topic: buying kids clothes online?? Posted: 23 September 2008 at 3:44pm
	Does anyone have a favorite online store?? I'm really in a rut with Griffin as he is out of toddler clothes and is wearing a size 6. Boys clothes are just really no fun to buy, I feel like everything looks the same. We have a fairly good variety of stores around here, but I'm not liking what I see this year. And all you ladies out there with girls, don't even bother responding I'm jealous that you can pick out cute clothes wherever you go!!! Seriously, every store I go in has twice as many cute girl clothes to just a couple racks of boy clothes!!
	Erica mom to Griffin Jan '04-- Owen Oct '06 MSPI/reflux survivor

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Cooper's mom Junior Member Joined: 12 May 2007 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 2248	Posted: 23 September 2008 at 4:05pm
	I get most of Cooper's stuff at Target, Old Navy or the Gap. My SIL buys him a bunch of stuff by Mulberrybush.. it is really cute and all is interchangeable. A children's place is nice too but a bit pricey sometimes. HTH.
	Beth Cooper 2/07 (former refluxer and MSPI. out grew egg allergy at 3.5yrs old) Caroline 1/10 Reflux FREE!!!
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foleybelle Newbie Joined: 13 April 2007 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 195	Posted: 23 September 2008 at 8:31pm
	OK I am a girls mom, but I'll try to give some "unisex" advice!-- I am a shopping fanatic, but I ONLY buy on sale or clearance! I love the clothes at gymboree. (www.gymboree.com) Yes they are pricey, but good quality and there's usually a sale. Gymboree also has a lower end store called crazy 8 (www.crazy8.com) --very cute stuff. I'm not a fan of The Children's Place for girls (I think some of their clothes look trashy) but I think their boys clothes are actually way cuter. My FAVORITE is believe it or not, Once Upon a Child. This is a second hand clothing store chain, but they of course will not sell anything with stains or holes. I have gotten some gorgeous designer clothes for below $10. I got brand new robeez last year for $2! I recommend this for a boy b/c I just got some super cute boys Gap hoodies for my daughter. One is navy and one is gray(new with tags!!), so they are unisex, but I've seen great cargos, sweaters and handsome holiday clothes. Marshalls has some really nice boys and girls Stride Rite shoes right now. HTH.
	Katie, mum to Evie- 2/27/07-former MSPI. Now tolerates EVERYTHING! Madden- 10/8/09-MSPI- Neocate - probiotics and NO MEDS!!!
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erinntx Groupie Joined: 13 June 2008 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 775	Posted: 24 September 2008 at 2:45pm
	For Brodie we do mostly Children's Place or Gap for play clothes. We also go to the outlet (don't know if you have one close to you) & stock up on Ralph Lauren tshirts & polos. Yes, they're a bit boring but they're easy to mix & match w/ shorts/pants/jeans & always look nice.
	Erin Brodie-4/13/06no reflux; nut allergy; bstfd 20mth Evan-5/20/08 MFPI (limited diet);Rice Milk (former TED,bstfd 13mth);30mg Zegerid Tate-1/8/10 MFPI; Rice Milk(former TED,bstfd 14mth);30mg Zege
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stcwatt Fan Joined: 15 July 2007 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 283	Posted: 24 September 2008 at 4:35pm
	Even though I have two girs I buy most of their clothes at Oldnavy,Childrens Place and for daycare clothes I get the Okie dokie brand at Penny's. Edited by stcwatt - 24 September 2008 at 4:35pm

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kChristine Newbie Joined: 10 February 2012 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Posted: 10 February 2012 at 9:15am
	I buy everything online, clothes, supplies, technique, everything that is even possible online. I think it is very convenient.
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