When choosing knitwear for your baby, here are some key considerations:
1. Material safety:
– Ensure that materials do not contain toxic substances and comply with relevant safety standards.
– Preference is given to certified safe materials such as Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified fabrics.
2. Natural fibers:
– Try to choose knitwear made of natural fibers, such as cotton, wool, etc., because they are more breathable, hygroscopic, and skin friendly.
3. Soft and comfortable:
– The knitted fabric should be soft and not irritate or scratch your baby’s delicate skin.
4. Air permeability and heat preservation:
– Choose the right knitted fabric according to the season, in summer you need breathable materials, in winter you may need more warm materials.
5. No small parts and sharp objects:
– Avoid small parts, buttons or zippers on the clothes to prevent the baby from swallowing or injuring himself.
6. Simple design:
– Prioritize clothing that is simple in design and not overly decorated to reduce your baby’s exposure to elements that may trigger allergies or discomfort.
7. Easy to clean:
– Choose materials that are easy to clean in order to keep your clothes clean and hygienic.
8. Suitable size:
– Make sure the clothing is the right size for your baby, not too tight or too loose, so that it is comfortable and does not interfere with activity.
9. Check sewing and workmanship:
– Carefully check the sewing and workmanship of the garment to make sure there are no rough edges or protruding threads that could scratch your baby’s skin.
10. Color and printing:
– Prioritize light or natural tones to reduce the use of dye.
– If the clothing is printed, ensure that the printing material is safe and will not fall off.
To sum up, safety, comfort and easy cleaning should be the primary considerations when choosing knitted clothing. In addition, pay attention to the design and workmanship of clothing to ensure that they are suitable for your baby’s daily wear and activity needs.
