I know it's best to wash your newborns clothes BUT is it necessary to wash newborn hats ? I've washed them with my 1st born but they shrunk afterwards. What's your opinion ? I bought lots of hats for baby #2 and not sure to wash them or not . Giving birth FRIDAY :D
Probably a cray question to ask, but when did y’all start to wash your newborns clothes and putting them away? Like I’ve been getting clothes since I found out what I was having but I haven’t taken off tags yet or washed anything. I’m 30 weeks. It’s crazy because with my other 3 kids I didn’t really wash a lot of their stuff at first (got lazy) ALSO what laundry detergent did you use if you didn’t use Dreft? Because i saw Pyrex for Baby an didn’t know if anyone tried it??
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Okay now ladies I’m just asking a question no need to get rude now. I’ve washed most my sons clothes handed down from my son but I just went shopping got newborn and 0-3 clothes and blankets. I just don’t want to shrink them and I guess you can call it lazy but I don’t want to do all this laundry. But I did! Put them in dryer for good 10-15 minutes thinking heat will kill and get any dust or chemicals of them...... so I’m looking for advice or opinion did you wash all your baby clothes?
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I washed everything but that is just me. I have seen people use stuff and bring it back.
Amanda ·
Мама дочки-младенца
You never know who has touched them or what chemicals were in the factory it was made in. I suggest just washing them in cold water and air drying them. ( if you decide to wash them)
Jalisa·
Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (40 нед.)
Thanks @beebaby,
Jalisa·
Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (40 нед.)
@amandacn, yeah I think I will consider hand washing them .
Stephanie·
Мама двоих (младенец)
You can wash and hang dry so they don't shrink.