Name brand clothes  

Walmart and Target is name brand enough for me, it is bad enough they grow so fast out of their clothes, but I am single mom and their dad is not paying child support.

Nope, don't buy those expensive clothes for your infant, because those branded clothes are really expensive, so just save your money and keep it until she becasme a teenager.

I buy all my babies clothes from the thrift store. I think it is stupid to spend money on clothes that she will only wear for 3 months. Used clothes don't mean that they aren't cute.

I agree! They grow too fast when they're so little. I buy a lot of my son's clothes off of ebay because I know that stuff only gets worn 3-4 times and then they've outgrown it. I have several outfits that he's never even worn before he outgrew them.

I agree.. but if you check out consignment shops or good will.. they have a lot of name brand stuff that are new... .most times people buy the stuff and the kids only wear them once or twice and they are to big for them... you can save tons of my by checking them out.

Otherwise.. i wouldn't bother with name brand clothes.. they are too pricey.

I agree, you dont have to dress her in brand name things in order to dress her cute!! They have so many cute things at Target, and even Walmart has cute stuff!! Thats all i ever cared about, i was never big on "oh my clothes are from Abercrombie" (even though some were) All i cared about was what they looked like, and if i got them at some cheap store i told people, i didnt care, just as long as they were cute!! =)

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hi, well im in New mexico and we have a store called Mother Hood. Its where peole go and swap out there clothes and exchange for ones they need. The take things in too. Its not expensive and they also have name brand clothes that people have brought in. Try and find one in the town you live in.

Try stores like
TJ MAXX
ROSS
MARSHALLS

They have real name brand clothes for cheap. I shop clearance first. You can go to any store and find clearance. JcPenny has good clearence.

At the time being, I have a 4 month old foster brother. These little ones grow so fast, you do not want to spend a lot of money on clothing. Before you can snap your fingers they have grown out of it. Also, something without a very well known brand name can be awfully cute too :) I make most of my own clothes or my mom makes them. We get compliments on how fun, pretty, sturdy and original they are; they cost hardly nothing but material costs, time and effort.
Never let a brand name guide you, just look at what YOU like in clothing. When you are not buying online, I suggest to just touch the fabric, look how well it's sown (have they used an overlocker or is it just a simple straight stitch? etc). Perhaps I'm going a bit far on this, but you can tell a lot about the quality of a product by simple observation. Hope that helps!