Trey & Chelsi’s Baby Registry
We are so excited to welcome our little one into the world! 🤍 Thank you so much for celebrating this special season with us. Your love, support, and generosity means more to us than we could ever express. We are incredibly grateful to have such wonderful people surrounding our growing family! 🍼✨
🌟 A Reminder About Clothing Sizes & Seasons 🌟
Baby Payne is arriving in March 2027! When choosing clothing, we kindly ask that you keep the season and approximate age in mind so baby has outfits that are practical for the weather they’ll be wearing them in. Here’s a little guide to help!
* Newborn (March 2027): Early spring! Think cozy sleepers, long-sleeve onesies, footed pajamas, and light layers for chilly days. 🌼🍃🌱
* 0–3 Months (March–May): Springtime! The weather can still be chilly, especially in March and April, so long-sleeve onesies, footed pajamas, pants, and light layers are great. Short sleeves may be useful as the weather warms in May. 🌷🌿🌸
* 3–6 Months (June–August): Summer! Lightweight short-sleeve onesies, rompers, breathable cotton outfits, and summer pajamas will be perfect for warm weather. 🍉⛱️☀️
* 6–9 Months (September–November): Fall! Think long-sleeve onesies, pants, cozy pajamas, sweatshirts, and outfits that can be layered as temperatures cool. 🍂🍁🎃👻
* 9–12 Months (December 2027–February 2028): Winter! Warm everyday outfits, long-sleeve tops, pants, cozy pajamas, and layering pieces will be helpful for the colder months. ☃️❄️🎅🏼
A little tip: Babies grow at different rates, so please use these age ranges as a general guide rather than an exact schedule. If purchasing clothing for a particular season, sizing up is always appreciated!
Thank you so much for helping us prepare for our little one and for celebrating this special time with our growing family!Bundled picks made to gift
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