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  1. #1
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    Mar 2010
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    I found the bulk lots of baby clothes on ebay good and reasonably priced for what you get. Just have to keep regularly checking in and seeing what there is. Most, close to 80%, of DD1's baby clothes were second hand ebay job lots, which were then passed down to DD2. Also go through her clothes and see if anything she has can be used for a boy.

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    Baby markets?

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    Jan 2007
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    I actually found that for simple singlets, onesies etc that Kmart. Big W and Target were pretty cheap especially when they have their discount sales on. Might be worth waiting and then laybying once they are on sale. I then found things like Sprout and Pumpkin Patch on ebay etc for much cheaper than retail. Good luck!

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    I actually found that for simple singlets, onesies etc that Kmart. Big W and Target were pretty cheap especially when they have their discount sales on. Might be worth waiting and then laybying once they are on sale. I then found things like Sprout and Pumpkin Patch on ebay etc for much cheaper than retail. Good luck!
    Also Best n Less. when they have a baby sale they are really cheap and good quality for essentials.

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    You can also dye things like wondersuits

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    Sep 2010
    North West Victoria, Australia
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    Bub is due in August, so just try and think what size he may be during Summer as lots of Summer clothes are going out dirt cheap at the moment. That's what we have done.
    It's harder to buy for DD as she's so little, but we've grabbed some shorts and tshirts for Beez from Kmart for only a dollar or 2 each.

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    Jul 2009
    Australia
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    Bub is due in August, so just try and think what size he may be during Summer as lots of Summer clothes are going out dirt cheap at the moment. That's what we have done.
    It's harder to buy for DD as she's so little, but we've grabbed some shorts and tshirts for Beez from Kmart for only a dollar or 2 each.
    Thats true. Its so hard though. DD was tiny for AGES! so she lived in 0000 until 4 months and then was in 000 for a while and 00-0 until like a month ago!

    I thought about maybe buying packs of body suits, long sleeve and short sleeve in white and getting iron on pictures and dyeing them. Kmart have jumpsuits for $5 each so i will have to stock up on them as they are an essential for my kids lol

    Laybys will just have to be my thing from now on.

    eta: atleast DD is sorted until she is 3 for clothes thanks to my wonderful SIL

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    BellyBelly Member

    Sep 2010
    North West Victoria, Australia
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    DD is sorted for a little while longer (due to her being between 000-0 at the moment).
    But, what if our #2 are big fat buddha babies!?

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    Jan 2008
    Brisbane
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    Maybe you could have a look and see if there is a free cycle page on FB for your area.
    I just gave away bags and bags of baby clothes, toys, blankets etc on there for the Brisbane one.
    You just pop a post up asking for what you need, you would be surprised how many people offer things

    I find it way more rewarding to pass on everything than try to sell it!

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    Jul 2009
    Australia
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    Char - i've read so many threads especially on BB of women having a tiny bub first and then this whopper 10 pounder the next! or a super growing baby!!

    Deedles thanks for that ive just requested to join one in my area.

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    Jul 2007
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    I layby everything! It helps me be organised, get the sizes I need and only pay off a small amount a week! It also stops DH noticing how much I actually spend on the kids clothes

    Keep checking ebay as well. It took me a couple of weeks of checking before I came across what I needed for my girls (bulk lots of summer tshirts). I actually came across 2 great listings and now I follow the sellers, and buy heaps of their stuff. It's also a busy time of year - I have bags and bags of stuff I need to list (girls stuff) and I haven't found the time with Easter hols coming up.