Baby Boy Clothes: Find Adorable Infant & Coming Home Outfits | Kohl's (2024)

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What do babies wear coming home? ›

Rompers and all-in-ones are so simple to take off if baby spits up or has an accident, whilst sleepsuits or t-shirts with enveloped necklines will help you protect their head whilst you get them dressed. And if you're going for leggings, elasticated waistbands are comfy on their tummy, and easy for you to pull up, too.

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.

At home. 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.

It's a good idea to choose clothes that are comfortable and easy to put on and off. Stretchy body suits, t-shirt tops or tops with envelope necks, and elastic-waist pants or leggings work well. And as your baby starts to move around, clothes that let your baby move freely are a practical choice.

Aim for one outfit in newborn size and one 0-3 months. Don't forget hats and/or socks, if weather-appropriate, to keep baby warm.

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!

Start with the onesie or wrap shirt

Onesies are practically synonymous with baby clothing: They cater to the needs of a tiny human who's unaccustomed to wearing clothes. Think of these bodysuits as ideal base layers for newborns.

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.

Single layers are your best bet when dressing your precious newborn for temperatures of 75 degrees or hotter. When choosing an outfit, be on the lookout for lightweight cotton clothes. These materials are breathable, so they can help keep your little one beat the summer heat!

What to dress a newborn in at night? ›

A sleepsuit and either a sleeping bag (check the manufacturer's recommendation for winter tog thickness) or a sheet and/or blanket should be fine. If you're using a sleeping bag and feel like your baby is cold, add an extra layer of clothing – but not extra blankets.

Pack your hospital bag a few weeks before your due date so you'll be ready for any surprises. Use this checklist while you pack to be sure you don't forget anything! You'll need your baby's car seat to be properly installed in the back seat.

Whether it's short-sleeved bodysuits for sunny days or cozy rompers for bedtime, onesies are the go-to choice. However, as your baby grows and you size up, you'll eventually come to the bittersweet realization: Most onesies stop after 18-24 months.

How long do babies wear onesies? Everything depends on your preference and whether your child feels comfortable. Usually, babies stop wearing onesies at 12-18 months of age but this is not a strict rule.

Lightweight cotton clothes are breathable to help baby keep cool—and protect their skin from sunburn (keep baby in the shade as much as possible).

A good rule of thumb is to dress them in one more layer than you would need to feel comfortable. Use a SleepSack Swaddle or Wearable Blanket: Avoid using loose blankets which are unsafe for children under a year old.

Newborn babies can be worn right away provided there are no medical concerns and the baby weighs around 8 pounds or more. You may find a stretchy wrap more comfortable for this stage. If you do a soft structured carrier, consider using a newborn insert for the best fit.

How long do babies fit in newborn clothes? This will depend on your baby, but typically infant clothing sizes fit for 4-6 weeks after you bring him home from the hospital.

Dress your baby as you would dress yourself for the temperature of the room – comfortably warm, not too hot, not too cold. The right sleepwear can help keep baby comfortable and safe. A good option is Bonds Wondercool – the only baby clothing approved by Red Nose for safer sleep.