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Dressing Your Baby in Superior Style

Once upon a time little boys were dressed in blue and little girls in pink. So when you looked into the pram to ooh and coo over the newborn, that was your gender guide to the right compliments: ‘Isn’t she pretty?’‘What a gorgeous little boy,’ and so on. But now all that has changed.Baby clothes have taken a mighty leap into the twenty first century to create a new generation of trendy babies and toddlers.

I’m not just talking about designs in baby clothes; and I’m not just referring to the boring candy floss pink and sky blue colours - though these have both had a radical and welcome revamp in recent years - I’m talking about innovations in textiles. Synthetic fabrics simply will not do for the delicate skin of babies and I’m delighted to see enterprising new designers coming up with eco-friendly ideas that combine style and comfort to keep the latest generation of babies and their parents happy.

Babysoy is one such company. It uses fair-trade soybean protein fibres that are silky-soft and thermo-regulating as well as both hypo-allergenic and anti-bacterial. This is ideal for babywear because the breathable fabric will keep babies at the right temperature as well as being absolutely safe and soft for their delicate skin.

Babysoy’s up to the minute range of baby clothes is a delight to see. Their cute little short-sleeved rompers will give style and adorable cuddliness to any little boy (or girl), while the vibrantly-coloured bubble rompers combine comfort and glamour in an eye-catching new design. The slip-on trousers are another practical necessity in any baby boy’s wardrobe.

Another exciting new fair trade clothing brand for babies is Aravore. Their baby and toddler clothes are made from a blend of merino wool and organic cotton which produces a sumptuously soft textile. The dreamy pastel colours and designs will make any little girl look angelic - quite appropriate really, as Aravore means ‘piece of heaven’. My favourites are the South American hand-made boho dresses and the dreamy, organic party dresses for 1-2 year olds, both of which styles come in two stunning colours.

Boys, they say, will be boys and possibly my favourite range for energetic little adventurers is Bamboo Baby. Again these gorgeous designs have been created from eco-friendly textiles, as bamboo is totally organic and sustainable. I loved the bamboo denim jeans with the bright red arrow across the back pockets and teamed them up with a bright, striped rugby top and summer cardigan. This is definitely my son’s favourite outfit.

Although I wasn’t looking for sleepwear at the time, the lovely nightwear range from Mini Vanilla really caught my eye. Starting with newborn gift sets, their sleepwear range goes up to age 3 and includes some of the cutest designs I have ever seen. They use very soft, breathable cotton for ultimate comfort whatever the temperature outside.

The old days of traipsing wearily around the high street shops looking for the right children’s clothing are a thing of the past, thanks to the internet. I could never have made so many exciting new discoveries ten years ago and I applaud these enterprising new companies for making shopping so much easier and more pleasurable, thanks to their environmentally friendly and affordable design ideas.

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