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<blockquote data-quote="Harmon" data-source="post: 3693259" data-attributes="member: 24357">Good Will is a pretty good place to give away or buy clothes for the little one.&nbsp; I have taken many loads to the donation station.&nbsp; Should have thought to sell them on eBay (&quot;5 lb bag of baby clothes from preme to six months old.&nbsp; Best offer&quot;), cause we need the money to buy more clothes.Remind people that buy your little one when your kid was born and where you live.&nbsp; Someone living in somewhere really hot will not need a parka.&nbsp; My step mother purchased a bathing suit for Bug (our daughter) that would fit a one year old, she did this for her first X Mas (11 months old at the time) &quot;when is Bug gonna where this?&quot;&nbsp; &quot;When she goes to a pool&quot;&nbsp; &quot;this summer?&quot;&nbsp; &quot;Ya&quot;&nbsp; &quot;she will be 18 months.&quot; Start standing your little one at four months.&nbsp; Our daughter took her first steps at seven and half months and was walking (well two steps at a time) by eight months.&nbsp; Talk to your little one- as much as you can, the more you enter act the more you will increase their vocal skills.Get a video camera of some kind and record everything, then edit it together.&nbsp; Wish we had done that.Have fun, sleep while you can, kiss your wife and tell her how much you love her.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Harmon, post: 3693259, member: 24357"] Good Will is a pretty good place to give away or buy clothes for the little one. I have taken many loads to the donation station. Should have thought to sell them on eBay ("5 lb bag of baby clothes from preme to six months old. Best offer"), cause we need the money to buy more clothes. Remind people that buy your little one when your kid was born and where you live. Someone living in somewhere really hot will not need a parka. My step mother purchased a bathing suit for Bug (our daughter) that would fit a one year old, she did this for her first X Mas (11 months old at the time) "when is Bug gonna where this?" "When she goes to a pool" "this summer?" "Ya" "she will be 18 months." Start standing your little one at four months. Our daughter took her first steps at seven and half months and was walking (well two steps at a time) by eight months. Talk to your little one- as much as you can, the more you enter act the more you will increase their vocal skills. Get a video camera of some kind and record everything, then edit it together. Wish we had done that. Have fun, sleep while you can, kiss your wife and tell her how much you love her. [/QUOTE]

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