I’m having a baby & stockpiled on everything – my wardrobes are bursting but other parents say I won’t use half of it
FINDING out you’re pregnant changes your world in the blink of an eye.
All of sudden you’re looking at cribs and baby clothes online rather than what new heels to wear to the club on Saturday.
Many women start nesting in their homes to make sure everything is prepared for the newborn.
And that is exactly what mum-to-be, Dee, from the US, has done – and it’s extreme.
Posting a short clip of her home on TikTok, Dee showed off her array of baby items ready for when her child is born.
Her house is covered top to toe in baby items, from piles of clothing, heaps of new toys, stacks of nappies and baby wipes and multiple pushchairs.
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In the clip, you can see the wardrobes have been fully taken over by baby mania, and the mum can no longer close the wardrobe due to her stockpile of clothes and baby essentials.
Dee wrote: “Tell me you’re prepared for your baby without telling me.”
The mum added that she had skipped a gender reveal and baby shower in order to prioritise buying the essentials.
“No gender reveal or baby shower, just a mom who prioritises her kids (& a bit of a hoarder,)” she captioned the post.
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Dee also revealed that almost everything she bought was on sale, “HEAVY ON THE SALESSS , I don’t think nothing I bought was full price I always had some type of deal,” she wrote.
The video has since gone viral with over 25k views and plenty of people were stunned by just how much the mum had and many warned she wouldn’t end up using half of it.
One wrote: “She ain’t about to wear a quarter of that this must be your first. You gonna end up either taking them back, selling, or giving that stuff away. Have 4 I know.”
Another penned: “Omg baby may not even use half of it.”
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A third commented: “Half of it won’t get used, but definitely ready.”
Meanwhile, a fourth added: “The fact of the matter is time is going to go by so fast you’re not going to use 40-50% of that stuff.”