Feltman Brothers- Baby Clothes, Christening Gowns, The Feltman name that we all know Carriage Boutiques,  and Baby Deer all available online. Beautiful Smocked clothes and tiny tucks.  Handmade in  Philippines. Perfect baby gift. 
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Other sizes in stock.  Follow link below for a complete list. 

Newborn to 12 Months Dress and Slip -Pink Item No.  62613P-3   $ 59.00	Newborn to 6 Months              Item 701W-0  $ 42.00
Dress and Slip Newborn to 12 Months Item  6361W-0    $ 52.00
Pink dress w/Pink Smocking 12 to 24  Mo. Item  17411FB     $42.00	Blue Bubble Newborn to 9 Months. Blue Item 23906BL-0      $42.00
Pleated Front Dress-Feltman Item 86216W-3     $42.00   3 Months.
Christening Gown Newborn babies between 7 and 13 pounds use the  3 months. Machine wash warm, non-chlorine bleach only. Made in the Philippines. Newborn to 3 Months.	Christening Gown- Boys Newborn to 3 Months.   Price  U.S. 70.00    Item No.  5952W-0
Christening Gown 3 to 6 Mo. Item  5978W-6       $105.00

   Our best-selling Feltman Brothers christening gown because it can be used for both a boy or girl, since it has no lace. This 28" gown features a simple collar, a straight hem and vertical tucks on the breast. A white on white tulip embroidery adorns the collar, chest, hat and bottom front of the skirt. Includes a matching bonnet, and slip. Made of dainty "hanky" fabric (65/35 polycotton). Available in NB to 3 months, . 6 to 9 months,  or 9 to 12 months. Newborn babies between 7 and 13 pounds use the NB to 3 months. Machine wash warm, non-chlorine bleach only. Made in the Philippines.
 

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Clothing Sizes for Babies

The best way to choose the correct size baby clothes is to know the child's weight and length then use the following chart (if all you know is the weight, that's good enough):