Are you expecting a baby soon? Perhaps the baby is already born and you are still getting organized. Either way, there are so many fun things to buy for a baby that you might feel somewhat overwhelmed.  From planning for the seasons to buying organic baby bodysuits, here are some ideas on how to shop for your new baby's wardrobe. Think of focusing on the seasons of the year. By planning ahead, you'll be ready to dress your baby for all kinds of weather situations:

Fall And Winter -  If your baby is coming very soon, you're probably already thinking about the cold weather ahead.

• Think of layering. After all, your baby needs warm clothes, but he or she will be too hot if he or she wears them inside of heated houses.
• Have you heard of organic baby bodysuits? They're not only adorable, but they're soft and gentle next to a baby's body.
• Start the layering with the organic body suit and then add a little jumpsuit with short sleeves. Finish the look with a little sweater that can be easily removed.
• When the baby is back in a warm place, the organic body suit will be perfect for naps. 

Spring - There may not be frigid days, but there will still be cool ones.

• Those organic baby body suits will be just right for spring and summer, too.
• This time, just add a lighter little dress or little pants and a shirt and your baby will be ready for the day.
• The organic body suits come in such pretty colors that you'll probably want to select several of them.
• Add fun to baby's wardrobe by matching his or her little socks to whatever outfit you have chosen for the day.

Summer - This is probably the easiest season of the year when it comes to dressing your baby. No heavy coats!

• Thankfully, the baby bodysuits come in larger sizes, and they will be perfect for cooler weather.
• For going out, think of little sundresses if your baby is a girl. 
• If your baby is a boy, think of getting basic colored shorts that can just be worn with bodysuits.
• Instead of sweaters, think of using buttoned little shirts that you can easily put on your baby in an air-conditioned room. 

When your baby outgrows his or her clothes, think about storing them in airtight containers. Mark the containers with the size of the clothes. After all, you might need those clothes again, if you have another baby.

Contact a company like Baby Sawyer for more information and assistance.