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5 Adorable Accessories For Your Newborn


5 Adorable Accessories For Your Newborn


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Newborns have a remarkable talent for looking like tiny celebrities, even when they’re fresh out of the oven. And with a celebrity status like that, the right accessory adds a dash of charm while also making life a little easier for you—which is a fair trade at 3 a.m. The trick is choosing pieces that are cute, comfortable, and sensible, because your baby deserves style and you deserve simplicity. Let’s explore some of the must-have accessories every kid needs.

Soft Knot Hats

A snug little knot hat is practically a newborn's signature, and it helps your baby stay cozy when they’re adjusting to the world. Just make sure you look for breathable cotton or bamboo blends with gentle seams, since sensitive skin doesn’t appreciate scratchy material. 

No-Scratch Mittens for Those Surprisingly Sharp Nails

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Newborn nails are weirdly effective at leaving face scratches. Mittens keep your baby from accidentally turning cuddle time into a claw time, and they can also reduce the temptation to rub sleepy eyes. 

Bow Headbands That Say “Dressed Up,”

If you want an instant “aww” factor, a bow headband delivers without you having to lift a finger. The key is a stretchy, non-pinching band that sits comfortably and doesn’t slide into your baby’s eyes.

Bibs That Double as Tiny Outfits

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A good bib isn’t just for spit-up; it’s a fashion layer. Bandana bibs, in particular, add a polished little look while catching drool before it soaks through a onesie. Go for absorbent fabrics and easy snaps, too, so you’re not battling Velcro during a diaper change.

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Sock Booties 

Baby socks disappear faster than your sleep schedule, so bootie-style socks are a smarter choice. Why? Because they grip the ankle gently and keep toes warm without constantly readjusting. Pick pairs with soft elastic and flexible fabric, and you’ll spend more time admiring feet than chasing socks.