help me make a list please

I need to buy enough stuff to make it through 2 weeks after the baby is born. That's when we are driving the 500 miles to get our stuff out of storage ugh.I got baby brain. Haha.

Diapers, wipes, clothes size newb and 0-3 months, blankets, burp cloths....

<blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Diapers, wipes, clothes size newb and 0-3 months, blankets, burp cloths...."</blockquote>



Shell need Preemie I'm sure. I have little babies and I'm probably having a c section at 36 weeks.   boo. I'm trying to think of what clothes I'm thinking....

A pack of socks
a pack of onesies
A pack of sleepers and
2-3 cute outfits.

Does that sound about right? She has tons of clothes in storage so I don't want to buy too much.

I would honestly just buy sleepers and keep her in those.....just the lightweight ones no need to get heavy ones with traveling and being in the car a lot of the time

Quoting Juliette:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Diapers, wipes, clothes size ... [snip!] ... and 2-3 cute outfits. Does that sound about right? She has tons of clothes in storage so I don't want to buy too much."

Yeah that sounds good for layering, especially with blankets. It's still cold here in Georgia in March, so I assume it's still kinda cold in MS around that time.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Yeah that sounds good for layering, especially with blankets. It's still cold here in Georgia in March, so I assume it's still kinda cold in MS around that time."</blockquote>



Yea she will be born in February. I miss GA! I lived in Roswell for awhile lol.

I think I got this. I got boobs so I enter need bottles and formula. Just have to find a carseat to use for a couple weeks.

Quoting Juliette:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Yeah that sounds good for layering, ... [snip!] ... I think I got this. I got boobs so I enter need bottles and formula. Just have to find a carseat to use for a couple weeks."

Oh man! I wish you still lived in Roswell! I still have DD's infant carrier. You could've totally borrowed it til you got your stuff back.

<blockquote><b>Quoting supa~~fly:</b>" I would honestly just buy sleepers and keep her in those.....just the lightweight ones no need to get heavy ones with traveling and being in the car a lot of the time"</blockquote>




We like onesies for around the house. Lol. Or even just t shirts. I keep it warm and its easier haha. Sleepers are a must for the trip though.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Oh man! I wish you still lived in Roswell! I still have DD's infant carrier. You could've totally borrowed it til you got your stuff back."</blockquote>




Well that stinks. Haha. I lived there for about 2 years in high school. I loves it! I wish I could have stayed but my parents decided to move back to Tennessee.... now I'm in Mississippi haha. I hate it here!!

Quoting Juliette:" <blockquote><b>Quoting supa~~fly:</b>" I would honestly just buy sleepers and keep ... [snip!] ... around the house. Lol. Or even just t shirts. I keep it warm and its easier haha. Sleepers are a must for the trip though.  "

I use onsies for around the house or nothing at all for my LO since he has a spitting up issue...since you'll be in the car with heat going just use light sleepers with a light blanket and than use a heavier blanket when you take her out....that's what we did with my LO when we go places. I read a news report of a mother who was doing everything right and keeping her baby warm on a trip and the baby overheated and passed away...there was also another one of a father who went to the park with his little girl and it got chilly so he turned on the car and heat and stood outside chatting with another parent for a little bit and he daughter also overheated and passed...I'm terrified of that happening so I underdress and just make up with blankets