Emily Clarke

Guide on How to Easily and Quickly Dress Your Baby

Whether you dress your child in sustainable organic toddler sets or you're the type of parent who has a grab-whatever-is-available-and-go mindset, every parent knows the frustration of needing to get a baby dressed in a hurry. Squirming, fits, and general dawdling can make it difficult to get children dressed in a rush, but thankfully, there are some things you can do to make life easier for you and your little one.

Set Aside Extra Time

Although it's not always possible, it's a good idea to set aside some extra time if you know you're going to be traveling with your child. While emergencies come up and last-minute trips are unavoidable, factoring an extra 10 minutes into your routine to get your child dressed can make a huge difference between rushing and being ready. While new parents may struggle with this type of planning, it does get easier over time. With some experience under your belt, you'll likely begin planning in extra time by default.

Pack Wisely

If you know you're going to be out and about with your child, pack clothes ahead of time-based on the activities and schedule you'll be following. If you're going to be attending an outdoor function, those sustainable organic toddler sets need to be in your luggage, but if you're just going to the grocery store, you can pack some spare jumpers. Also, remember that your child is likely to get messy wherever they go, so it's always a good idea to have extra clothing just in case.

Choose Items That Can Slip On and Off

When choosing clothing for your baby or toddler, think about how easy it is to get items on and off. In most cases, you'll want to have clothing that can slip on and off relatively easily. This means forgetting clothing that has complicated buttons and zippers. Instead, opt for items that use Velcro and elastic to cinch up and tighten. This will make it easy to get clothing on and off in a hurry, and it may keep your little one more comfortable as well.

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Emily Clarke writes about organic and used baby clothes and gifts. You can find her thoughts at toddler clothing blog.