Baby clothes come in many adorable patterns and fabrics. It can be a lot fun shopping for your child or even a friend's child. Even hand-me-down baby clothes are a great find. However, what happens when all of that cute clothing is worn for less than an hour and suddenly your baby has made a mess of it with food and diaper accidents?
Some stains can be really difficult to clean while others are fairly simple. My friend recently had a baby and she told me that she has been amazed at how often she has to change the baby's clothes—maybe even more than changing diapers! I asked her how she keeps the clothing looking so new, fresh and clean and she offered up some good cleaning tips.
There are, of course, two main thoughts on baby clothing. One is to simply buy enough baby clothing to avoid having to do laundry every day. The other is to buy just enough and use pre-treatments on the stains. Either way you decide to go, keeping baby clothing clean and fresh is fairly simple as long as you either pre-treat it or wash it right away. It seems like a daunting task, especially as they get older, but it's a fairly simple routine once you get it down. I suggest keeping a few different laundry basket stations in the house with a bottle of pre-treatment near it. This way, no matter where you are in the house, you can easily remedy the stain.
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