Throughout your baby&#;s first year, there will be several situations you will need to dress them for. That can include daytime, nighttime, summertime, wintertime and more.For daytime, you&#;ll need onesies and footie pajamas (also called sleep and plays), as well as any cute outfits you might want your child to wear while out of the house. Babies spit up, so you could be changing outfits up to three or four times in a single day. For comfort at home, make sure you have a few onesies. Long-sleeved is usually best, as babies like to be layered up, even indoors. You can pair onesies with leggings or pants, and you can have a bunch of zip-up or button-up footed pajamas for lounging around the house.For leaving the house, you&#;ll want a few cute outfits, such as dresses, shirts and pants, rompers, bubbles or john-johns.For nighttime, you&#;ll want footie pajamas. Again, you might be changing your baby a few times in a single night, so prepare by stocking up. If you live in a colder climate, you can look into fleece footie pajamas. Layers are ok but remember that to practice safe sleep , you should not overheat your baby.During the wintertime, you&#;ll want to make sure your baby is safe and comfortable. Layers are key, as are warm jackets and outerwear. You&#;ll want to have at least one good jacket or zip-up down snowsuit for any time spent outside. Stock up on blankets as well as you can always layer them.Babies under 6 months should have no direct sun exposure, but that doesn&#;t mean that you can&#;t have them dress the part. Infant swimsuits and rash guards are popular. If your baby is over 6 months, you can use a good mineral sunscreen . You&#;ll need a hat for any kind of sun exposure, and definitely don&#;t forget Huggies® Little Swimmers® ! Many public pools or beaches will not allow you to put your child in the water without a swim diaper.
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