Baby girl clothes : fashion pieces for 0 to 3 years old (2024)

FAQs

How many pieces of clothing does baby need? ›

In this case, “outfit” means shirt/onesie, pants, and a pair of socks. 0 – 3 month – Plan on two outfits and a sleeper each day, but don't overbuy in this range as your child will grow quickly. 3 – 6 month – Plan on one to two outfits a day plus a sleeper. You may also need bibs for drooling.

Essential Baby Clothes for Year 1

Opt for a mix of short-sleeved and long-sleeved bodysuits depending on the season. Sleepers (4-6 pieces): Comfortable sleepwear is crucial for both you and your baby. Sleepers with easy-access snaps make nighttime diaper changes a breeze.

Baby clothes

All you need for the first few weeks are enough clothes to make sure your baby will be warm and clean. You'll probably need: 6 stretch suits (all-in-ones) for both day and night, or 4 stretch suits and 2 nightdresses (nighties) for the night – use socks or bootees with the nightie if it's cold.

Clothes should be comfortable, soft and easy to take care of. Stretchy jumpsuits that fasten at the front are best, as well as tops with envelope necks, which are easier to get over your baby's head. Jumpsuits with zips can make dressing your baby quick and easy too. Clothes made from cotton are a good choice.

Typically 3-5 sets would be quite sufficient for a normal child if you do the laundry once a day and have a dryer for wetter season. If you have a spilly baby or toilet training toddler, you may need about 10–15 sets even when you do laundry everyday.

It's good to always have around 3-4 outfits every day to make sure your newborn baby is comfortable and protected in their clothes. If you're looking for quality newborn baby clothes, check out our huge range at Bespoke Baby now!

Opt for tops made from cotton, merino wool, or lightweight polypropylene, choosing ones that feel good on your child's still-sensitive skin. Steer clear of bulky sweaters, which will make her too hot and prevent her from moving around easily.

Kids grow fast and we need to replace clothes quickly–so from a financial and sustainability perspective, it's important to buy less to waste less. A kid capsule ideally includes between 12-14 items of everyday wear. That means each season they need roughly 6 tops, 5 bottoms, and a dress for girls.

We generally include 8-10 onesies for the newborn and early months sizes. We always include at least some long sleeve onesies in our sets for skin protection from the sun. Many new parents like to use kimono bodysuits for the first few weeks.

A good rule of thumb is to give your baby 1 extra layer of clothing than what you're wearing. For example, if you're in a t-shirt and jumper, dress them in a vest, sleepsuit and cardigan or jumper. If you feel chilly, your baby probably does too.

What do newborns wear in the summer? ›

Dress the newborn in lightweight and breathable fabrics such as cotton and linen, that will keep the baby cool. Check out our newborn Pima cotton clothes. Choose items that are comfortable, lightweight, and easy to move in. Opt for short sleeve onesies or bodysuits.

It is not safe for babies to sleep while wearing hats, hoods, or any type of head covering. Avoid covering your baby's head and face when putting them to sleep, as this can increase the risk of suffocation and overheating.

Socks Help to regulate their body temperature

Surprisingly, warming a baby's skin temperature can decrease their core body temperature by expanding blood vessels near the skin. A low core temperature is needed for sleep, so putting socks on at bedtime can help you baby nod off easier than if they weren't wearing any.

Even on a brisk spring day when adults would be fine in a pair of sandals, babies will need socks. This is because they don't move around nearly as much as adults, so their feet can get cold much faster. According to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, newborn bodies aren't the best at regulating body temperature.

A good rule of thumb is to give your baby 1 extra layer of clothing than what you're wearing. For example, if you're in a t-shirt and jumper, dress them in a vest, sleepsuit and cardigan or jumper. If you feel chilly, your baby probably does too.

Buying clothes for newborns can be irresistible, but newborns don't really require an extensive wardrobe. While you'll want multiples of the basics for inevitable mid-day (and mid-night) clothing changes and to buy yourself some time before the next load of laundry, you can keep it simple.

Many parents will tell you (after experiencing this first-hand) a good rule of thumb is that the size on the label is often the max size. For example, size 3 months often means that it fits babies up to 3 months of age. Most 6-month-old babies wear 9- or 12-month-size clothing.

Newborns need to be kept snug, so take a little hat. A pair of cotton mittens will be useful to stop them scratching – some sleepsuits have built-in ones. Pack at least two or three sleepsuits, vests and a cardigan or two.