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Am I too picky?

williamswifey posted:

Is it wrong that I registered at sites but stress to the people that will be attending my shower to purchase gift cards??

I only did it because when I registered for DS #1, I received NOTHING that I actually chose from my registry. I actually had a few people tell me that they didn't like what I picked and got something else instead. WTH??? It's MY baby right??? LOL

I figure that if I ask for gift cards for my registry sites, I can buy exactly what I want and like.

Does this make me too picky???

3 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Am I too picky?Is it wrong that I registered at sites but stress to the people that will be attending my shower to purchase gift cards?? I only did it because when I registered for DS #1, I received NOTHING that I actually chose from my registry. I actually had a few people tell me that they didn't like what I picked and got something else instead. WTH??? It's MY baby right??? LOL I figure that if I ask for gift cards for my registry sites, I can buy exactly what I want and like. Does this make me too picky???

jenny8709 responded:

What a good idea! Gift cards so you can get what YOU want. I understand how you think this might be too much on one hand...but on the other hand, are the same people going to be attending you shower? If so, I would definitely do so! Your starting to scare me about my own shower- I'm not going to be too happy if I get nothing on my list.

This is YOUR baby and YOUR shower!!

:)

Report This| Share this:Am I too picky?What a good idea! Gift cards so you can get what YOU want. I understand how you think this might be too much on one hand...but on the other hand, are the same people going to be attending you shower? If so, I would definitely do so! Your starting to scare me about my own shower- I'm not going to be too happy if I get nothing on my list. This is YOUR baby and YOUR shower!! :)

williamswifey replied to jenny8709's response:

Thank you for your vote of confidence, Jenny!! DH and I actually went out this weekend and got ALOT of the items I wanted and wasn't sure would be purchased for me. We also went and got the baby basics like onesies and socks. I remember the day I brought DS #1 home, we only had 6 pairs of socks and 5 onesies!!! I panicked!! Don't want that happening again.

Report This| Share this:Am I too picky?Thank you for your vote of confidence, Jenny!! DH and I actually went out this weekend and got ALOT of the items I wanted and wasn't sure would be purchased for me. We also went and got the baby basics like onesies and socks. I remember the day I brought DS #1 home, we only had 6 pairs of socks and 5 onesies!!! I panicked!! Don't want that happening again.

Shauntrell responded:

Neat idea and no that doesn't make you picky. I will be really UPSET if I don't get what I ask for. The reason why I say that is because I put nothing but clothes (different sizes), diapers (different sizes), wipes, lotion, baby shampoo, baby wash, socks (different sizes), nursery water, baby food/cereal, bibs, booties, baby powder, and baby detergent. Nothing fancy or expensive, just things I will need alot of and will use for awhile.

Report This| Share this:Am I too picky?Neat idea and no that doesn't make you picky. I will be really UPSET if I don't get what I ask for. The reason why I say that is because I put nothing but clothes (different sizes), diapers (different sizes), wipes, lotion, baby shampoo, baby wash, socks (different sizes), nursery water, baby food/cereal, bibs, booties, baby powder, and baby detergent. Nothing fancy or expensive, just things I will need alot of and will use for awhile.

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