I too saved outfits that both boys wore, one pair of baby overalls for each of them to share with their children one day, and some other small things, mostly from the first few months, though I do have a snow outfit my parents brought back for Tyler from Alaska, just couldn't part with that silly thing for some reason.  My mom kept the jean wrangler outfit my brother wore for his first pictures (that was 42 years ago), both my boys wore it and my sisters son wore it, plus I have a jean jacket that Brian's mom made for him that Cole wore, I'm not sure it will make it through Tyler, Cole put some pretty good holes in it.  I finally started them each a sentimental box of blankets and clothes and such that I can add their school items too and other things. Then when they are ready to have children I will pass that box down to them. 

I knew after Tyler we weren't having any more children, luckily I had a younger cousin who was pregnant and having a boy, so she got several huge boxes of boy clothes. I finally got to the point that I just opened the box, tossed the clothes in and didn't look at what was on top, otherwise I got the want another baby blues all over again.  And just a week ago I passed along my infant car seat and stroller to a friend having a late in life baby, now I only have a port-a-crib and bed rails - then we are out of the baby stuff.  And into the little boy stuff!!!!! (which I think takes up more room than the baby stuff - but it is easier to get rid of)

I'll shed a tear with you as I pack more out grown clothes away!

I so feel your pain. THAT is HARD.  Maybe one day, when you've mastered the art of sewing with that machine boxed up in your garage, you can make a quilt out of all of their baby clothes. Would be an amazing keepsake and heirloom.

I have saved too much, now that my girls are 8 and almost 4, but like you say, certain things you just can't part with,...like the tiny t-shirts I can't believe they were ever small enough to fit into...it's a Mom-thing.

Oh, nostalgia often visits me!  And clothes seem more difficult to weed through than toys.  Why is that? 

I have the same problem...I have saved boxes of clothes from the boys baby times....difficult to go through and give up - even though we won't be having any more kids!  I have kept the outfits that we brought each boy home from the hospital in - and they both LOVE to see how tiny they were!  Keeping blankets that were hand made with love, a pair of tiny overalls, doesn't take much space at all - and I'm happy to place them in their tiny rubbermaid boxes and leave them in my closet - up high, until it's time to add more or share the memories!  My MIL saved my hubby's firt pair of real cowboy boots and his first shirt with really cool mother of pearl buttons.  Our oldest took a picture in the shirt and boots - barely able to walk and balance before his feet got too fat and wouldn't fit.  Our youngest, Caden, could never get his chubby little foot in the boots!  The shirt ws there, but he was barefoot since he has such big feet!  I have saved those boots and the shirt since they are so precious - to me and the rest of the family as well.  

On to another idea for all of the denim and clothing you have left....I saw a quilt that one of the mom's made at my son's school and it was SO neat!  She had taken the overalls, jeans, and other denim items from her kids' childhood and made the most amazing quilt!  Great memories and something durable to sit on as you watch your kids play sports, watch fireworks, or wallow on the blanket....my son loves to roll around on blankets and "wallow" as my MIL says....Maybe one day I will learn how to quilt, maybe....I'll add it to my list of "things I want to do...eventually!"  ;)

  One thing I forgot to add to my post....it wasn't long enough yet - LOL!  When it was time to get rid of the bassinet that we had purchased when the oldest was born, and he really only slept in it a few months and then got too big...the youngest used it a little, but preferred his crib.  For some reason, I had a really hard time getting rid of the bassinet....so, we decided that we would make sure it went to a good home and to someone who needed it.  I called the Bakersfield Pregnancy Center and they were thrilled to get this as a donated item!  I have donated carseats that are still good, the bassinet, and baby clothes that I could get bear to give up.  This is a non-profit group that is always in need of donations to help those who are pregnant and don't have the financial resources we are blessed with.  Anyway, if you have the inclination - you do feel much better after leaving your precious baby items in the care of these women....and they understand if you shed a tear as you leave your things behind.  I took our oldest inside with me (at his demand) when we donated the bassinet.  He had more fun talking to the ladies in the office about his baby brother's poopy diaper than anything else....good memories!