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I am trying to decide on the best quantity of little t-shirts
and shorts etc. to have for each of my little kids. I have a
tendency to have too much clothing in their drawers. I want some
opinions on #s of items of clothing for the kids to be well
dressed, but, not doing more than 1 load of laundry for each kid
a week. |
| I could prob. get rid of 3-4 pants and 3-4 tops for my son and not notice a
difference. I could get rid of all of the girls leggings and several of
each of their tops without them noticing. (For some reason this year they
wont wear any leggings. Kids! Ive noticed that some years all they want
to wear are leggings, some years just windsuits. This year its jeans
only.) The girls tend to wear their favorites over and over again. |
| -LION KING T-SHIRTS - 26.00 for DOZEN - Kids Sizes, Colors Jungle
Batik Stripe (green, Rust, Beige), 100% Cotton, 1st Quality, Sizes
Medium & Large. Prepriced |
| croisfam wrote in article
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Im wondering just how many little pairs of pants and little dresses and
little shirts one kid could possibly need and still look cute and not be
wearing the same thing all the time. Now, Im given clothing for the kids
and I recycle(I sell at the consignment shops and buy there) so I want to
know what you all think is an appropriate Number of items of clothing
for
each season?
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| The usual rule of thumb for buying kids clothing is to buy a
size larger than their age...example: the average 6 yr. old wears a
size 7. Of course there are 6 yr. olds who wear a Size 5, 6, 6x, 7 or
8 and sometimes even into a 10 or 12. But, on average an average
6 yr. old wears a size 7. This info comes from 9 yrs. experience
working in Childrens Wear and attempting to fit thousands of
babies/toddlers/little kids and big kids :). |
