2 weeks to go - Boy or Girl?

I think this last month has been the hardest for both Justin and me in terms of waiting to find out if we will be welcoming a baby boy or a baby girl!  Especially now that I only have 14 days until the due date . . . . we just want to know!

We have a plethora of adorable gender neutral newborn clothes, but I felt like baby Watts needed something special to come home from the hospital in.  I decided to buy two outfits - one for a boy and one for a girl - and just return the one we end up not using.  I got the boy's outfit from Zappos, who has an amazing return policy (365 days, free return shipping) and the girl's outfit from Gap (45 days, free returns in store, so not terrible).

IF it's a boy, baby Watts will be heading home in this stylish onesie (along with the camo print shorts that were on our registry from Target).

A lot of you may not remember this, or if you didn't know Justin way back when, but Justin was kind of obsessed with camo in high school.  As in, he owned every color and wore them on the regular.  (Again, he was surprised that "girls just weren't feeling the Watts"?) He still has a pair of camo shorts from high school that he wears to the gym and have been sewn up several times by myself, and more recently, by Pauline (it's gotten to the point where we need some crucial patching and sewing skills).  It was a no-brainer that if we have a boy or a girl, camo shorts were needed for baby Watts.  Justin's diaper bag is also camo print, naturally.

and IF it's a girl, it will inevitably take after her super girly and stylish momma, and baby Watts will arrive home in light pink striped perfection with this one-piece cutie from baby Gap:

The anticipation!  We can barely stand it.  But either way, baby Watts does not have to come home unsure of his/her identity in the world.  As in, the kid will have style.