Mittens

Mittens are typically used for newborns to prevent them from scratching their face. It is recommended to use mittens until they develop better control over their hand movements. Afraid of trimming tiny nails? Our guide to the best baby nail clippers will help you pick a tool that makes this sometimes stressful chore a little easier.

Tiny hats and mittens are more than just cute—they’ll help keep your little one warm and comfortable all winter long. However, it is important to monitor their body temperature and dress them appropriately. The best winter baby clothes support safe and healthy temperature regulation.

It’s best to choose mittens that fit snugly around your baby’s wrists without being too tight. Look for sizing guides provided by the manufacturer to select the appropriate size.

Baby mittens should be washed regularly, especially if they become soiled or dirty. Follow the care instructions provided by the manufacturer for the specific material of the mittens.

There are a few things to think about when figuring out how many baby clothes you’ll need and how you should add clothing to your registry: laundry, sizes and organization. This definitive list of baby clothes breaks down the standard number of clothing items you’ll want on hand for your newborn’s wardrobe.

You might be tempted to register for every single tiny outfit, but to make the most of the clothes on your registry, there are a few things you might want to consider: How many pieces in each size do you actually need? What if something you want is out of stock by the time your guests are shopping from your registry? And what are the very best baby clothes out there? Here’s everything you need to know about registering for baby clothes.