does crib bedding for $600 sound like a lot of money?

Answer 1

yes it's too much, unless you have money to burn.

Answer 2

Oh yeah. There are so many adorable crib sets out there that cost around $600 and are totally useless.

Consider that sheets will be changed often & that bumpers and comforters aren't even recommended to be used in the crib.
So $600 for a beatifully setup crib for the little bit of time before the baby actually uses it is definetely A LOT OF MONEY.

Answer 3

Do you have bills to pay or is someone paying them for you? My GOD, 600 bucks on bedding?!?! For a crib?!?! I would never even spend that on my own bedding. I would never drop 600 bucks in one day. Having children is VERY expensive...does one of you make 250,000 a year? With spending habits like that, someone needs to.
Second hand stores are amazing. You can find the clothes that someone already spent 30 bucks on for a diaper shirt from the GAP for 3 bucks...we bought everything 2nd hand for our son. His entire nursery, plus the stroller/car seat, all of his clothes for under 250 bucks.
There is no way that I am going to spend 600 bucks on my son's crib bedding...not that he isn't worth that, we just don't make a ton of money. And we know our limits and have a budget.
600 bucks?!!? I just shake my head.

Answer 4

It sounds like a ridiculous amount of money. Our nice new crib didnt even cost that much! We got an entire crib bedding set (bumpers, sheet, skirt, diaper bag and quilt) for about $150

Answer 5

Yes, especially because you will not use 90% of the package. You shouldn't use bumper pads, quilts or pillows in a baby's crib. So basically you just need the sheets out of the bedding package, the rest is just for show and is never used.

Answer 6

I wouldn't even spend that much for my king size bedding!

We bought some crib sheets, mom sewed a bed skirt, and we received a ton of blankets as gifts. Grand total spent? less than $50. We're happy with the results.

Answer 7

$600 for crib BEDDING? Yes thats ALOT. Especialyl becuase with $600 you could buy the crib for it the bedding to go into it, you could by a walker a bouncer, ALOT more than bedding....

Answer 8

Yes, thats a lot of money. I spent about $200 and my husband thought that was too much. On average, baby bedding runs between $150.00 - $200.00 but you can find great deals if you go and get clearance items. It's still great quality, just maybe they are bringing in a new pattern so they want to get rid of the older ones.

Answer 9

Yikes, yes. I hope its custom made for that kind of money. I wouldn't spend more than $200 and that is with the additional crib sheets and what not.

Answer 10

yes it does sound a lot. considering it'll get weed,pooed and sicked on,its a helluva big outlay!we had all we needed(and more) for less than £100.dont waste your money on the mega expensive stuff - baby wont know the difference anyway.with the saved money you could maybe buy something a little more permanent for baby. perhaps a lovely mould of handprints or footprints to hang on the wall.it would also make visitors go all ga-ga when they see it.(rather than rolling their eyes behind your backs when they find out how much you spent on bedding!)

Answer 11

Ick! That's way too much. You're better off opening a bank account for your child than buying bedding that will get stained and faded. You can find bedding for a lot cheaper. The baby won't care as long as it's soft and warm.