I have two children and it’s pretty typical of me to spend about $1000 on each of them per season. I’m talking about shoes, light jackets, winter coats, gloves, hats, sweaters and the rest. It adds up really quickly. I always end up spending more on their wardrobe than my own and my husband’s.

We spend about $200 for the fall/winter season each year for our older one. We try to shop at Target to get more bang for our buck. She’s just started caring a lot about what she wears so we’ve been hitting gap kids and old navy too. The younger is just a baby so we’re still swimming in hand-me-downs!

Our Children go to private school so the uniforms, shoes and supplies typically run about 200-300.00 per child. We currently have 3 in school and our baby girl is 19 months. Our fall clothing is well over a 1000.00 for all four of our Children. The girls typically have more boutique, Oilily, Room Seven, IKKS and such and the boys mostly wear Quiksilver and Hurley. My philosophy is Children need to learn to be stylish when they are young so they are stylish adults. I want them all to look fabulous since they are a reflection of me.

I have 3 kids, one toddler and two boys in elementary school. My boys still let me dress them in whatever I want, so I get to have fun shopping. I usually spend about $250 on each boy for school clothes. Then my daughter! Well, after 2 boys it is so FUN to shop for a GIRL..YIPPIE! So, I have gone a bit overboard and probably have spent $500 on her for the upcoming long winter here.

I’ve been spending around $300-$500 on a new fall wardrobe for my daughter. Sounds excessive, but when you do a good chuck of it as places like Old Navy, you get A LOT for your money. I then fill in the rest with some better pieces (like Splendid – so confy!) to round out her wardrobe.

Next question you should ask is how much us moms spend on our own fall wardrobes… Me? NOTHING!! I’d rather spend it on my daughter

I spend about $300 on back to school clothes. I love shopping for my kids, and for myself!

My daughter is only 8 months old, but I’ve had alot of fun building her wardrobe! I’ve spent around $200-$300 per size (0-3, 3-6, 6-9). When I find something I love, I buy it in her current size, and in a grow-into size. I have some great pieces all the way up to 24M. Items I can’t pass by are soft cottons that are gentle on the skin and are classically designed.

My daughter is almost 2, yet it seems like I start off every season by spending around $150…and then buy more clothes throughout the season, maybe totaling another $100. I try to be pretty frugal, but I love shopping for her more than for myself! It’s so much easier to buy toddler clothes – find the right size, and it almost always fits! No worries about looking fat, etc. – makes dress-up inevitable!!!

I try to keep the spending down but it really adds up fast. When you add up jackets, sweaters, sporty clothes and some nicer stuff it is probably about $200-that is when I manage to get stuff on sale!!!

my daughter doesn’t go to school yet,and i don’t have an average i spend monthy on clothes for her,it all depends on how many thigns i find cute!