If the family has a boy and a girl, choose clothes with colors and designs that both boys and girls can wear. Pants can be combined with many different types of shirts.
Children grow up quite quickly, so parents often have to buy clothes for their children when the new season comes. Here are 10 tips to help reduce the cost of buying costumes for your child:
1. Buy clothes out of season
You can save even further by buying out-of-season clothes for your child. For example, it is the beginning of autumn, so many stores put up signs to discount summer goods to import fall and winter goods. If you choose a discount product that you like for your child, you need to consider choosing a large size so that next summer your child can still wear it.
When your two children are young, you should choose clothes with designs and colors that both boys and girls can wear, such as cotton sets with cartoon characters printed on them, shorts, t-shirts… In this way, the girl can wear her brother’s clothes or vice versa, the boy can wear his sister’s clothes.
3. Online shopping
Nowadays, there are more and more websites selling online clothes for babies. You can “freely” buy clothes for your baby without spending too much time traveling.
4. Choose pants that can be combined with many types of shirts
For example, jeans, striped shorts or leggings can be mixed with many types of baby shirts.
5. You should choose elastic pants
Or baby pants have many buttons (buttons) to adjust the size, helping your baby feel comfortable when they grow up or gain a little weight.
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6. Buy a larger (wider) size
Babies will be more comfortable wearing loose clothes than tight clothes.
7. Mom is skillful in fixing baby’s clothes
For example, with long jeans, mothers can “make” them into shorts for their babies by cutting off two pant legs. Or mothers sew extra fringe to create length for skirts and pants.
8. Sell new baby clothes
For some of your baby’s rarely used outfits for some reason, you can post them online for sale.
9. Cheap products are not always economical
For example, because you want a shirt or dress that is 1/3 cheaper, you happily buy it for your child, but the child cannot wear it because the fabric is too tight, the skirt is too tight or the shirt is too short… At that time, cheap clothes are not synonymous with savings.
10. Make a list of things you need to buy for your baby
For example, in the coming fall and winter season, if you need to buy anything for your baby, you should buy it all at once, instead of buying in bulk, if you like it then buy it.
