I don't think you're stupid. I just didn't know, and you unwrap them so quickly to have a look at them, you forget how they went in the first place. How do you fold dresses? You pretty much don't. They're difficult. Use any baby hangers you have for dresses. How do you fold tops and trousers? Pretty much the same as you'd fold adult tops and trousers. They fit best in a drawer in "like for like" piles, and easy quick grab access too.
How to fold bodysuits
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| Lie the bodysuit FACEDOWN. |
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| Fold the arms in, one on top of the other |
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| Like so |
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| Next, pull the legs up to meet the folded arms |
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| Fold the bottom up, in half |
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Turn it over, and with this method you can see which
bodysuit it is in the drawer |
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| When the clothes get bigger (this is 3-6 mo) |
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| You might want to add in an extra fold |
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| To make it the same size as the smaller ones |
How to fold vests
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Lie it facedown again, for the same reason, so you can see
which one it is in the drawer |
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| Fold it up, at where the crotch starts |
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| Fold in half for newborn, and more for older. |
Once you know, it's easy. But working it out, and if you have no-one to show you, can be very stressful.
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