Also skip metal snaps, because metal is a common allergen especially if you have a family history. Buttons and trim Before you dress baby in anything with cute little buttons or other attached details, pull on them. Avoid anything with fringe or strings attached — both are strangulation hazards. Layering One of the biggest mistakes new moms make is overbundling. Dress baby in the same number of layers you have on for the weather, then add a light blanket.
Babies are so sensitive that any products on the clothes or dirt picked up during the shopping process can create discomfort. Be on the safe side, and wash everything before you put it on baby. Ready to register? Get started now. We recommend merino hats as they are wonderful at keeping your baby warm when it is cold and cool when it is hot. Babies exposed to colder climates may need additional hats in rotation. Mittens are great for saving your baby from themselves.
Newborn nails are sharp and the last thing your baby needs is a scratch to the eye. Although they may be easily lost, having many pairs is not necessary as many baby clothes have built in mittens. Your baby will also be swaddled a lot of their newborn months. For the same reason, many pairs of booties are not necessary as most newborn clothing except bodysuits are footed and have built in booties. Booties are a great alternative to socks as they are fastened at the ankle, preventing baby from kicking them off as easy.
Pants are not entirely necessary for young babies as they will likely be in a onesie a lot of the time. However, little footed leggings can be great to pop on over a bodysuit if things start to cool down. Footed leggings also have built in booties- bonus! Spring and summer babies may need a newborn size sunhat to protect them from the sun. A lot of moms recommend stashing 3 newborn sized things remember, babies sometimes come into the world already too big for newborn sizes and 10 items from all of the other sizes up to a year.
Get 4 of everything in a variety of sleeve and leg lengths in every size up to 12 months, including a newborn. Make sure you have at least sleepers for rotating through the laundry. Other than that, just go with it! Sleepers vs. Snapsuits Snapsuits also called one-pieces, rompers or onesies are great on their own in the summer and excellent layering pieces all year round.
Before you do, here are a few additional things that you should consider when purchasing baby bodysuits for your little one:. Not only do you want to keep your little cutie as comfortable and happy as possible, you no doubt want to make things easier on yourself as well! Here are a couple of our top picks for expecting parents:.
This Grow With Me Bundle is made with organic cotton to give your baby maximum comfort while giving you peace of mind. With three 3-pack sizes in NB, M and M, this set is designed to follow your baby as they grow. Perfect for boys or girls, these short-sleeve bodysuits can be easily layered for colder months. It all depends on the parent and the baby.
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