Their high quality clothing is fun and varied. Some is graphic and neutral, like the green and white striped shirt, which we paired with the orange long sleeve shirt underneath, and some is more keen to reveal some personality, like this one with a silk screened Cat in the Hat. Karsen can now show his peers his literary interests far surpass his age.
Melissa of Growing Up Geeky thought the fashion-conscious Wittlebee box was right up her alley. She especially loved the Tea Collection dress and Lucas Charles pieces.
Despite my having little fashion sense for myself, I am always on the lookout for the cool new thing when it comes to baby style and products. I recently became acquainted with Wittlebee kids clothing club, and I was immediately intrigued. I knew I needed to learn more about it.
What’s Wittlebee?
It’s a monthly membership service that automatically ships you a box full of your kid’s clothing essentials. Their service is meant to supplement your existing clothes supply and ensure you’re always well stocked with the basics (onesies, t-shirts, leggings, socks and more). As your child grows so do the sizes of clothes you receive each month – Wittlebee carries sizes newborn through 5T. Every box contains clothes worth over $100 in retail value.
A South Jersey mom of Pass The Prozac is loving her Wittlebee box including adorable Nanette shorts. She’s loving the variety and convenience of receiving the items, of course.
It’s always an exciting day when the Wittlebee box arrives, like it did today.Not familiar with Wittlebee? It’s a monthly children’s clothing club (birth to size 5). Each month you receive a box of brand new, name brand clothes in the size and gender you’ve selected. Your personal Wittlebee Stylist hand picks those clothes based on your preferences. You can get the nitty gritty on the Wittlebee FAQ page. It’s just $39.99 a month and that includes shipping. You can save $10 off your first month by using my link, click here. There’s no obligation and you can cancel at any time.We received our 4th Wittlebee box today and I’m thrilled with it as always. Let me share it with you so you get a better idea of just what Wittlebee is all about.
Amber of Parent Place is super excited about her latest Wittlebee box for her little diva. If you’d like to know, she especially loved the Laughing Giraffe dress and Baby Lulu items.
How many shopping trips did it take to realize bringing young kids along might not be the best idea? Between tantrums, dirty diapers and bad days shopping with young kids can be a nightmare. In the rare case that you have a “good” baby/toddler are you always able to find the right size and styles for them that you want? I know we have a very small selection and the prices seem ridiculous for what we get. Unless I want to drive for hours I have to settle for the limited selection in our stores and hope they wont fall apart any time soon.
Another option would be to shop online, which is great but not always cheaper or easier. You have to take the time out to hunt down the bargains and find the cute clothes using your best judgement. On top of that you usually have to pay shipping which can really add up.
Ashley of The Reynolds Mom, finds that getting her customized Wittlebee box makes her life and her son’s life, much easier. Style and convenience from the ease of your home.
Wittlebee can make your life easier! It was so easy to get my order in without having to leave the house. At this price, I’m fine with them picking the clothes! I also love that I was able to specify to my stylist that I didn’t want any underwear or socks, or anything with skulls and crossbones on them in my order. And they totally listened and none of those things were in my box! You can also let your stylist know if there is something you do want in your box too.
What are you waiting for? I don’t know if they’ll be offering this $10 off for too long, so get your first box and start saving now!
Kristy of Kristy’s Place Reviews, got a handsome mix of casual items from brands such as American Apparel and Paul Frank. She’s also obsessed with the value of the items and the customer service.
I chose the casual style, with stripes and cars as our graphics and I couldn’t be happier with the items we received. My son loved the clothes he got so much that he wanted to wear his new clothes right away. Of course he had to wait for them to be washed. All the clothes were brands that I recognized and would consider name brand. We got American Apparel, Carter’s, Kenneth Cole, ESprit, Hanna Barbera, K. Kauf-Man, and Paul Frank. I looked up the value of each item and our box had an approximate value of $102.99! Great value for only $39.99, you get more than double what you paid for the box. I’m loving Wittlebee.
Anna and Bailey of Moms Fave Things were into the quality of the items in their Wittlebee boxes. Some faves included the American Apparel and Paul Frank shirts.
There are some things in life that are too good to be true. This might just be one of those things. Wittlebee is not just a product, but a fun process that ends with a box full of awesome clothing for your little one. When you sign up for Wittlebee, you create a ‘style profile’ on the website that is specific to your child. You choose a general style, colors that your child looks best in, the clothing size that he/she currently wears & more.
The witty blogger of Clara’s Mom thinks that Christina Applegate circa a ‘Friends’ episode probably works at Wittlebee now. She’s loving the Andee Lew and Baby Lulu.
Remember that episode of “Friends” where Rachel’s sister, played by Christina Applegate, was the worst babysitter ever? She pierced Emma’s ears without asking permission first and then announced her career aspiration to be a “baby stylist”!
She probably works at Wittlebee now.
Have you heard of it? It’s a clothing-by-mail service for babies and kids. You pay $39.99/month, fill out a quick survey on sizes, colors and styles you like, and then a baby stylist puts together a box of 8 items (clothing and accessories) and sends it to your door.
Coderbaby.com got her girly and fab box from Wittlebee.com. She’s especially loving the Tea Collection and Baby Lulu items.
Every time I head out of the house to go shopping, it takes a lot of planning. Will I be using the baby carrier or putting my daughter in the stroller? I always bring both just in case. If she’s sleeping, she goes in the stroller so we don’t disturb her. If she’s awake and active, she goes in the baby carrier so she can see her surroundings. And then there’s the diaper bag to pack, food to prep, and having to find elevators in the mall (they’re very well hidden!), etc. With all the prep work, it makes trip to the mall kind of daunting. But there’s a new service that helps alleviate some of this stress. It’s calledWittlebee, a children’s clothing club.
Mandy of The Balanced Mama likes the convenience and quality of the items in her Wittlebee box. Super cute too.
Each box costs just $39.99 (shipping is free) and is stated to contain about $100 worth of clothing. I consider myself to be a bargain hunter. I haven’t paid full price for any kids clothing and most of our gear was purchased at a reduced price too. So, I was really curious to see if I thought the box was worth almost $40 and I have to say that it is. Sure, I probably could have purchase the same number of clothing articles for a bit less if I rummaged through the clearance racks. But, it was super fun to be surprised! We ended up with some cute items that I probably wouldn’t have purchased myself. I don’t claim to have much style, so I’m more than happy to let someone else pick cute pieces for us. And, I love that I didn’t have to go to the store, or spend hours searching the web. Plus, they offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you aren’t happy with what you receive, you can return your whole box or ask for a replacement item.
