Friday, September 23, 2011

How to Make the Baby Comfortable with the Sleepwear

Many of us are in the opinion that, since the babies skin is sensitive they need extra protection and more warmer environment. It might be correct some how, however they do not require any heavier clothes and blankets what the adults wear for different conditions. Below are the few tips which help you in making the baby comfortable with the sleep wear.
  • First and foremost check the fabric of the sleepwear. Make sure that is breathable, soft, smooth and skin friendly. The lining or the other stuff should not cause any irritation to the baby.
  • Don't go for any fancy things like the ribbons and the draws strings. While playing with those things baby might be caught in them and find difficulty in getting free from it.
  • Even though the fancy fabrics like the silk and satin look fancy they are not that comfortable since they are not as good as cotton and other natural fabrics. The natural fibres are light, non allergenic and of good absorbing capacity.
  • Don't use too tight pajamas or too loose gowns. Both of them are of no use. The sleepwear should be simple and comfortable.
  • While dressing the babies, check the temperature of their different body parts. The more colder you feel at any body part like the feet or the hands, the more covering the part demands.
  • Maintain the proper room temperature and it eliminates the need of using blankets.
  • Avoid buying fancy nightwear which may include fancy buttons, chips laces and so on. The baby might play with them and there is a chance that these little things will go in to their mouth and the noses.
  • For newly born babies sleep sacks are the best since they protect the wrists neck and feet from cold weather at the same time.

Feel as if you are wearing the sleep wear and understand the defects if any. Since kids cannot express their feeling the best way to identify their discomfort is they start crying, the moment you put on the sleepwear. So, it is better not to repeat that clothing once again.

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