Baby Basics

This post is sponsored by Carter’s. However, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.

As far back as I can remember, my kids have always worn Carter’s clothing. I love that I can basically stroll into any nearby store (find your nearest right here) and pick up a shirt or pair of shorts for my ever growing children. They’ve been my go-to for play clothes, daycare, and every day wear over the years because of their all-American style and durability.

Nothing has changed with our newest, Jude. In fact, I was shopping in Carter’s recently and picked up some items from their new Baby Basics Line. What I love about this line is the simpleness of each piece. When it comes to infant clothing, I will almost always choose basics over graphics/patterned clothing so that I can play around with adding in accessories and/or fun shoes. One of my favorite finds was these Babysoft Pants. I’m kind of into the tighter pants for boys/men (you either love it or ya hate it 🙂 ) and these definitely fall into that category (score!). Carter’s has definitely stepped up their game in the fashion world with pieces like this. I also own too many Kimono tees (again, because of the simple-ness factor) so I picked these ones up because of the quality and color options.

Another clothing piece I’m always on the hunt for are rompers/one-pieces. I think it’s about the only time in life you can absolutely rock a one piece and look cute while doing it 😉 They also make life so much easier when it comes to changing diapers/clothes (and we all know just how many diapers us mamas change daily!). I picked up this set for Jude (see below for pics, too) as stripes are my weakness and I think he looks pretty dang cute in blue 🙂

Thanks Carters for always providing well for my kiddos!

*Use code LBB2016 now thru 7/4/16 for 20% off your $40+ purchase or print out this coupon for an in-store discount*

Carters partners with bloggers such as me to help promote their Little Baby Basics line. As part of the program, I received products or gift cards. Carter’s believes that consumers and bloggers are free to form their own opinions and share them in their own words. Carter’s provided me with information on promotions and messaging concepts, but did not tell me what to purchase or what to write in my blog or what to say about the products I used.

XOXO