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Organic clothing have no toxic chemicals that are contained in every-day fabrics. Non-organic clothing is mostly made of synthetic fibers that are manufactured with petrochemicals and esters, etc. Organic clothing is better because it prevents health issues for infants. As well as that fact 20% of water pollution occurs through the manufacturing of non-organic clothing

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Popular infant clothing currently, is
1.  Kimono Bodysuits - light and silky. Easy to put on the baby, as well as eco-friendly and non GMO soy fibers.
2. Organic Cotton Long Sleeve Footed Romper - Prevents frustration of trying to dress the baby.
3. Sleeveless Bodysuits - made from 100% organic cotton and Perfect for hot days
4. Fleece baby Booties - The booties come in breathable cotton and warm fleece. Also has a two snaps so it won't be pulled off when the baby wants to take it off.

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What is most practical for the first year ?

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What is most practical for the first year ?

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First three months - focus on only dressing the baby layette's/onesies as they can be a little messy when it comes to often eating and pooping consistently. Dress the baby with night gowns for night time. Dress the baby with booties and hats to keep him/her warm.
6-9 months - At this time, the infant will start rolling, crawling, and scooting, etc. It is recommended to save the nicer clothes for special occasions. Dresses can be a bit of problem for baby girls as they can get stuck under their knees when crawling and could trip.
9-12 months - Infants move a lot more now so comfortable shirts, jeans (or any soft denim), leggings is necessary as the infant will move more. Make sure the bottoms still have the snaps as they are easy for diaper changes.

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In cold weather - recommended to dress several layers, an undershirt with diaper and covered with pajamas. A wearable blanket, or even a sleep slack.
In hot weather - Can reduce layers to only one single layer. A recommended rule is to dress the baby in one more layer than you are wearing.

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Snaps in baby clothing are to keep the baby's clothing in tact. As well as for the baby to feel comfortable when she/he is moving around.

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Baby layette is a baby's first wardrobe.

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Cotton - soft and absorbent fabric in infant clothing and gentle on baby's skin. It is available in an organic version and will shrink up to 10% in one wash
Fleece - Warm and fuzzy, fleece is mostly found in baby outerwear. Great for layering, good for in-between seasons.
Cashmere - found in high-end designers infant clothing. However it is not recommended to buy as the babies will easily grow out of it.
Bamboo - All-natural fabric, becoming very popular choice of clothing for babies.Thermal regulating will adjust with baby's temperature and is great for layering.