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Considering babies go through 1-2 outfit changes a day, it is a good idea to have 4-6 zip front onesies and bodysuits on hand. It is a good idea to have a mix of merino and organic cotton bodysuits, as well as short-sleeved and long-sleeved.Jan 25, 2021

For best results storing baby clothes, make sure you keep them in a dry, cool, humidity-controlled environment. This means you want to avoid attics, garages, and basements. The ideal spot is under a bed or in a closet.Sep 4, 2019

Store bibs on a removable adhesive hook inside the cabinet where you keep the rest of the baby-feeding supplies. You could also put the hook on the back of the high-chair, or on the wall next to it.

• Add Another Closet Rail. Need more room for your tiny fashionista's growing wardrobe? ...
• Get Closet Dividers. ...
• Use Clever Clips. ...
• Hanging Baskets. ...
• Think Door Storage. ...
• Hack a Shoe Organizer. ...
• Look at IKEA for Ideas. ...
• Hang Baby Shoes on a Rail. ...
• Design a Chalkboard Dresser. ...
• Do-It-Yourself Drawer Dividers. ...

• Unlike adults, who typically wear one or two outfits per day (and can even wear certain pieces more than one time before washing,) babies often spit up, drool, have diaper leaks, or worse, the dreaded blow out. It's not uncommon to change their clothes up to five times in a single day, and rare for anything to be clean enough to wear again.

• Most families wash the laundry once a week or more. You don't need 15 pairs of jeans for each child. Three or four pairs will work just fine. A newborn may need 10 pairs of pajamas since the newborn lives in them and spits up on them, but a 10 year old only needs three or four pairs.

• Choosing a Storage Container Store baby clothes in a cardboard box. Use plastic tubs to store your baby's clothes. Consider storing the clothes in the spare drawer of a dresser. Hang up baby clothes that cannot be stored in boxes. Place the clothes in vacuum-packed plastic bags.