But anyway. I think I found my weakness:

threadless baby onesies. First of all, they're all adorable and funny. Also, they're limited editions, so I think, ooooh, if I like it I better get it now. The dumbest part is that they're kind of expensive for something the kid will only wear for three-four months, tops. I still can't resist though.




So far I've kept it under control, for the most part. I just ordered the Cookie loves Milk, and the Giraffe and Elephant fire brigade. I should also confess that I bought a Giraffe and Elephant fire brigade shirt for myself too. Maybe I'll email a link to the Noah's art shirt to my parents, I'm sure they would approve and be happy to oblige.
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Josh and I are the exact same way about stuff for our kids. However, my husband has a serious weakness for Threadless t-shirts. I'm not even sure how many he has by now. I can't believe I've kept him from buying the onesies so far. He wants to anytime he's on the site!
Kids clothes are a total weakness for me! I am always seeing things I want to buy my niece!! This is one of the etsy stores that I stalk...though I've never had a reason to buy anything from her!!
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5201350
I know! threadless, threadless ... I own thirteen threadless tees (see now why I'm not going to buy any clothes for a year. :)). but regarding the onesies, there will be mothers or fathers to be that can take them over when your baby grows, won't there?
kristin, that's true. . . we will definitely be able to use them if we have another child, and even then, they will still be nice enough to pass on to another family to enjoy. :)
plus, they are so cute and not so stereotypical boy/girl looking. you're teaching good design at an early age.
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