How to Dress Your Baby Boy for the Journey Home?
For mild days, a short-sleeve vest under a cotton sleepsuit is plenty. Add a light cardigan or blanket when stepping outside.
In winter, layer a long-sleeve bodysuit beneath a footed sleepsuit and add a soft knit hat and booties.
Avoid bulky coats in car seats, instead, strap your baby in securely and lay a blanket over the top for warmth.
If you’re expecting summer weather, our baby boy coming home outfit summer sets feature lightweight fabrics and short-sleeve bodysuits to keep your little one comfortable on the ride home.;
Choosing Between Newborn and 0–3 Months
Many parents ask whether to pack newborn or 0–3 months for the coming home outfit.
If your baby is average size (under 4 kg / 9 lb), newborn fits beautifully for the first weeks.
For bigger babies or cloth nappies, 0–3 months offers a little more room.
Aneby garments are cut with a relaxed, cloth-nappy-friendly fit so they last longer than standard high-street sizes.
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Baby Boy Coming Home FAQs:
What should a baby wear when going home from the hospital?
A cotton bodysuit and sleepsuit are usually enough. Add a soft hat and blanket if it’s chilly, and remove layers once baby is buckled into the car seat for safety.
What should a newborn wear outside the hospital (NHS guidance)?
Dress your baby in one more layer than you would wear yourself. Choose organic cotton and layer up with a cardigan or light coat when the weather is cool. Avoid bulky snowsuits in the car seat. (NHS)
Should I get a newborn or 0–3 for a coming-home outfit?
Most babies fit best in newborn for their first week or two. If your baby is larger or you use cloth nappies, 0–3 months is a safe choice. Aneby fits run slightly roomy for longer wear.
Find your Baby Size: Baby Size Chart & Calculator
What to dress a baby in 24 degrees outside?
At 24 °C, a short-sleeve vest and light romper are perfect. Add a sun hat and shade for outdoor walks to keep your little one comfortable.
