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How to Dress a Newborn
– Gerber Childrenswear
Newborn babies are delicate creatures.
First-time parents are especially cautious with their young infant—and for good reason! It’s normal to worry about everything from how to cradle baby’s head to how to best burp them after a feeding.
One of the most pressing concerns on new parents’ minds is how to clothe their newborn and what it takes to keep him or her comfortable. Whether you are mystified about how to dress your baby without fuss or are unsure how to best keep newborns warm at night, we are here to help! The guide below explains everything from how to dress a newborn to what they should wear depending on the time of day and weather. Keep it handy when building your registry or read it over while baby is taking a nap. Once you purchase the right outfits and practice a few helpful dressing techniques, you will feel more confident than ever about caring for your little one!
Newborn Clothing Basics
A newborn baby’s wardrobe needs a few basic essentials. These include at least five to seven bodysuits, pants, tops and sleepers.
Add several pairs of socks, especially if it’s fall or winter. Newborn baby girl clothes are beautiful in yellow, green, pink and lavender. You’ll also find plenty of florals, bird patterns and polka dots. Some of the trendiest newborn baby boy clothes are grey, dark blue, red and black, with designs containing forest animals, stripes and checkers.
Search for outfits with stretchable material at the collar. This feature is common on newborn clothing and makes dressing easier. Buy both Newborn and 0-3 month sizes. If there’s a chance your child will be born before their due date, consider Preemie clothes as well. Many stores and boutiques carry the same fun and comfy styles in the tiniest fits (check out our guide to Baby Clothes Sizes for more tips on which sizes to buy).
How to Change a Newborn’s Clothes
Since a newborn can’t maneuver their head or neck, it’s important to dress them with the utmost care. The wrong technique could cause discomfort or irritate baby’s skin.
- You can keep baby safe and happy while changing their shirt or bodysuit by gathering the cotton material on each side of the outfit’s collar.
- Gently stretch the collar open until it forms a wide oval or circle.
- Keeping both hands on each side of the collar, carefully pull the top over baby’s head. Don’t be afraid to pause so you can use a hand to support your child’s neck.
- Throughout the entire process, the oval or circle should stay so wide that it never touches their ears or hair.
- Let go of each end once the clothing is safely over the head and around baby’s neck.
- Next, reach back behind your child and pull the bottom bodysuit tab or the rest of the shirt material slack downward. This step makes it easier to get his or her arms inside the sleeves.
- Pull the left sleeve to the side and then gather as much material as you can (as if you’re putting on pantyhose). Hold baby’s arm with one hand and guide the sleeve over their arm with the other.
Be sure that the sleeve doesn’t get caught on their fingers. - Do the same thing on the right side. Once your little one’s arms are in the sleeves, pull the remainder of the shirt or bodysuit down and around over their torso.
- Snap the garment secure as necessary.
Be sure that the sleeve doesn’t get caught on their fingers.When putting leggings or pants on your child, you’ll also want to gather the leg material. Make sure that baby’s entire body, including their head and neck, remains stationary and supported as you slowly pull the garment over your infant’s legs and diaper area. If you find the bottoms aren’t all the way over the diaper, pick baby up and bring the back of the pants up to their waist.
Dressing Baby for Sleep
Newborns get cold easily and have trouble regulating their body temperature, so footed pajamas are one of the most popular types of nighttime attire. They’re an excellent choice for cozy nights, especially when the temperature falls below 70 degrees. If your little one needs an extra layer, try adding a heavier cotton swaddle or a fleece wearable blanket.
If the temperature is above 70 degrees at night, put baby to sleep in a bodysuit and swaddle blanket or sleep sack. Muslin and other cotton fabrics are wonderful choices for wrapping baby in an extra layer in the spring or summer. Soft cotton rompers are helpful for mild nights, especially if baby has long legs and doesn’t fit well into footed PJs.
Clothing Baby in Warm Weather
When your child is still a newborn, you probably won’t keep them out too long in warm weather. If you take them for a walk in the shade or for a car ride, make sure they wear something to help them stay cool. Bodysuits and short-sleeved rompers are perfect choices. Add shorts on top of a one-piece for a cute and stylish look.
Tops and matching shorts sets are also popular. If baby will spend a couple of minutes in the sun, protect them from harmful UVA and UVB rays with a hat with UV blocking material. Lightweight skin-protecting shirts and pants are also available.
Newborn Clothes for Cold Weather
Just a minute or two in cold temperatures can make baby miserable.
Keep him or her warm and toasty by covering their head, arms, legs, hands and feet. Newborns should always wear a hat outdoors in the fall and winter. Choose soft beanies for comfort.
Socks, pants and long sleeves are a must. Finish with gloves and a hoodie or heavy jacket as necessary. When in doubt, take a look at what you are wearing and then dress baby in another extra layer. Be on the lookout for signs of overheating. If your little one looks flushed or seems fussy, you may need to take off their coat or mittens.
Dressing Baby Indoors
Most families keep their home between 68 and 76 degrees. If the ambient temperature is on the low end, keep a beanie on baby’s head and socks on their feet. Footed pajamas may be the go-to outfit for the first two months, while bodysuits become the daily outfit when it warms up in month three.
As long as baby is eating and sleeping well, they’re probably wearing the right clothing. Check the back of baby’s neck or the top of their chest to see if they’re too hot or cold.
Otherwise, dressing indoors is easy!
Keeping Your Newborn Well-Clothed and Happy
When it comes to clothing, the newborn phase is fairly simple—although we can’t guarantee anything else during this stage will be as intuitive! Focus on gathering the essential newborn outfits and then follow the proper way to dress baby each time. When you practice these steps and keep an eye on the weather, each changing will become like second nature!
Discharge kits: first outfit for a newborn
20:07, 23 May 2021
Zagalniy razdil
The moment of meeting with the long-awaited baby is exciting, so it is better to prepare for it in advance. Discharge from the hospital is a holiday for the newborn and his parents. I want the baby to look beautiful at a special moment. When choosing the right options for outfits, it is worth remembering that they should be made from natural breathable hypoallergenic materials without toxic dyes.
Any item of clothing should be easy to remove and put on the child.
When choosing a discharge kit for a son or daughter, you should focus not only on the appearance of the products, but also on such parameters as the weather on the day of discharge, the method of delivering the baby home, the individual characteristics of the child and the ability to change clothes on the road if necessary. All these nuances must be taken into account when choosing an envelope for an extract. Some mothers sew it themselves, others prefer custom-made products.
Clothes for a newborn to be discharged in summer
Weather variability and peculiar climatic conditions in each region can play a cruel joke on parents and the baby, so it is important to know the forecast for the day of discharge in advance. If a significant event occurs in the summer, do not neglect a warm suit in reserve in case it rains or there is a strong wind. Let the items ready for discharge be:
- warm and light undershirt;
- slip;
- cotton diaper;
- socks and booties;
- cap;
- coverall or discharge envelope;
- blanket for the journey.
To add solemnity to the outfit, you can prepare bright colored ribbons for the envelope according to the gender of the newborn or the favorite shades of his parents.
Clothes for babies to be discharged in winter
In the cold season, you should choose your wardrobe for discharge especially carefully, as newborns are not adapted to the cold and the first time outside will be a lot of stress. It is important to create comfortable conditions so that the child is warm, and any risks of catching a cold are excluded. You will need the following items:
- bodysuit or vest complete with sliders;
- insulated cotton mittens to keep hands warm;
- warm sleepsuit or jacket;
- bonnet and warm cap;
- overalls or winter envelope for discharge;
- insulated blanket.
Usually newborns are taken home in a car, so when choosing a jumpsuit and an envelope, pay attention to a few nuances. The overalls should have convenient fasteners or zippers so that with a slight movement of the hand you can take off the clothes from the baby.
Many envelopes are equipped with handles that have holes for seat belts when traveling in a car. There are also special transforming overalls, the lower part of which can be modified by turning it into legs or one common leg compartment.
When choosing between a blanket and an envelope, give preference to a more up-to-date option. Photos with an envelope will be very beautiful, and moving the baby into it will be quite simple. Such a product will suit a baby of any size, but later it will remain only a pleasant souvenir, while a blanket can be used repeatedly. Although some envelopes can be a great addition to the wardrobe for the next month or two of a newborn’s life.
Where can I buy discharge clothes for a baby?
To find the right clothes, you can take advantage of online stores that offer a wide range of models. The description of each item will allow you to evaluate the quality of the manufacturing materials, find the right size and choose the color.
Managers will provide competent advice, help you make a choice and advise a model in accordance with weather conditions and temperature conditions.
Let the discharge from the hospital be one of the most memorable and solemn events!
Clothes for special occasions for newborns
Newborn babies, no doubt, are beautiful in themselves, but at a solemn moment you really want to dress them up in bright festive clothes. Our tips will help you find the perfect outfit for the occasion.
Party wear for newborns
How to choose children’s clothes for celebrations
When it comes to the smallest children, the beauty of festive clothes recedes into the background: the main thing here is the comfort of babies. Therefore, first of all, you need to pay attention to the quality and density of the fabric.
If synthetics are more often used for tailoring clothes for adults, then different types of cotton are used for babies: cooler, interlock, footer, the same as for everyday clothes.
Insulated suits can be made from mixed fabrics, but it is better that in this case they have a cotton lining. Often on sale you can find dresses for girls with tulle skirts, dresses with lace skirts are no less beautiful.
Dressy clothes for baby
If you don’t want the celebration to be overshadowed by the inconsolable tears of a child, you should not buy clothes with tight elastic bands on the neck, cuffs or belt. Outfits with buttons on the back, although they look beautiful, can cause discomfort to the baby.
And, of course, the clothes must fit. Considering that children grow very quickly in the first years of life, even if the next holiday is expected in a couple of months, there is no point in buying a festive outfit “with a margin”. The outfit should not slip, ride up, swing open at the most inopportune moment.
What holiday outfits are there for babies?
Newborn boys are usually dressed in body suits + rompers or panties or one-pieces. There are also overalls and suits for girls, but more often parents prefer elegant dresses.
A very convenient option is a body dress: you can not be afraid that the skirt will pull up.
Making a truly memorable gift or perpetuating an important event will help to apply personalized embroidery on elegant clothes. We can embroider a name or initials, date of birth or baptism, as well as warm wishes on any clothing presented on our website.
In recent years, a trend has been popular — clothes that copy the formal attire of adults. Tuxedos, «business» suits, trousers with suspenders, shirts and ties for boys and «evening» dresses for girls, complete with headbands, gloves, dressy booties and socks, and capes.
Baby clothes that imitate adults for special occasions
When does a newborn need party clothes?
- For discharge from the hospital . One of the most significant events of the first year of the baby and, of course, one of the most important days for his parents. The outfit on this day should be not only beautiful, but also comfortable in order to get home from the hospital (especially if you have to drive a car for a long time or walk along the street).
