take home outfit What did you bring your baby home in? Sleeper, onsie? Hat or no hat? It'll be fairly warm/just plain…

My oldest was in a cute little Christmas outfit he's December 11th, my 2nd ds was in a mommys little monster onesie and pants with a hat, and my dd was brought home in an Ariel onesie and skirt, this one will be in a fleece onesie pjs since we now live in tn and winter is cold

It was the middle of winter, and I live in Montana, so I just dressed him as warm as I could. I just had newborn clothes and he could fit preemie best.

I dressed him in weather appropriate, yet still comfortable clothing. He was born in early September, he had a onesie, socks, mittens and a hat, with a blanket over him.

My twins (May) went home in onesies and cozy pants and my 3rd (October) went home in a sleeper onesie. I like them to be comfy!

A cute onesie with little sweatpants and a matching sweater. It was November and a bit cold. I'm tearing up just thinking about it. It doesn't seem like it was that long ago that we put him in the car and drove him home for the first time.

Just a onesie. She was born in July, so it was like 100 degrees outside.

I live in Florida, I'm worried about overheating. I was thinking a onsie, pants, socks and mittens. Is that to much? I can always remove the pants if she gets fussy before we get home.

Since I'm having a July baby bought a cute shirt that's dark blue and says small but brave, matching red and white striped shorts, a Bib that I

I would pack the whole outfit you have picked out, and you can always leave out the pants if it's too warm for them!

The ugliest outfit ever lol. He fit none of the new clothes we had for him since he was 11lb 7oz so we just pulled together random stuff that kinda fit lol

Onesie and a hat and because it was early fall a fleece blanket.

I had a July baby. She went home in a onesie with no hat. It was cotton and lightweight so she didn't overheat.

Thank you ladies for the responses.

I had my son at the end of June. We brought him home in pajamas with a onesie underneath. The hat from the hospital and a little blanket.

Babies can get overheated just as they can get too cold and it's not always hot inside so keep that in mind, definitely need to layer with a blanket for when you're in the car and hospital.

Onesie, mittens, socks, beanie.

My son was born in July so it was winter. This next baby will wear the same as he will also be born in winter.

Both babies came home in a pajama set. The ones with the hat and bib

Can't remember... But he had a blowout!

We always have a custom onesie made

Onesie and long pants and shirt and socks. This baby will be bundled as I'm due in December.

I had brought a cute little NB outfit for my son to come home in with jogging pants, onesie,and a hat but when I gave birth he was so little my mom had went to the store and brought a premie sleep n play for him to wear home( and he literally just wore it home, by the following week it was way to small)

It was April, kinda mild weather. He had a onesie and then a sleep suit with 'Mummy's Little Prince' on it. And a hat.

Pajamas and a hat with a big blanket over. My kids are both NY winter babies. It makes me cringe though seeing babies brought home in jeans, shoes, big huge bows etc. I always think their poor skin is so new put them in something soft and comfy?

My daughter was born in winter, and it can get really cold here. She wore once of those pointelle one piece outfits in pink with a matching hat and booties. I'm sure this gives you an awesome idea for summer. Lol... my only suggestion is to make sure baby's cute and comfy. I'm sure whatever you decide will be nice.

I was thinking the same as pp. I've seen babies wearing adult-like outfits with heavy shoes. Typically, the outfits look big, heavy, and uncomfortable.

Onesie I beaded with her name. (Born in hot ass June)

Fleece sleeper (born in freezing Alaska)

Cute onesie (will be born in hot ass Florida)

We bought cute elephant onesies/pants for the twins but the weather here has been hotter than normal and the onesies are kinda thick. So probably the ninja turtle onesies my brother bought them because we're a family of nerds :)

My last son was born in August, we brought him home in a onesie and pants. Even when it's hot, baby is in air conditioning all the time and it can get chilly. I'm also due in September this year and I'm probably going to do a onesie and pants again, maybe a sleeper depending on the weather