0-3 Months: Baby Clothes

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Newborn Clothes

3–6 Month Clothes

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Baby Pajamas

Convertible Footies

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Baby Bodysuits

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Wardrobe Essentials for Babies 0-3 Months Old

Our 0–3 month clothes are made for the snuggly (and messy) newborn stage, soft staples you can reach for on repeat. Start with a few everyday baby bodysuits for easy layering, then add cozy convertible footies for naps, tummy time, and those “we need a clean outfit again” moments.

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What to Consider When Choosing Clothes for Your Baby

If you’re between sizes, it helps to think in “right now” comfort and “next month” growth. If your baby is still in the tiniest fits, shop our newborn clothes, and when you’re ready to size up, explore 3–6 month clothes for a little extra room to stretch and grow. For the softest feel against sensitive skin, you can also browse our signature Tencel baby clothes.

FAQ'S

Babies typically wear clothing sized specifically for newborns for the first month or so of their lives. However, clothing sized 0-3 months usually has a little more room for growth, allowing babies to wear them for the first couple of months before needing to size up to 3-6 months.  

Ultimately, this will vary depending on the baby's size at birth and rate of growth. Some newborns may outgrow this size sooner, while others may be able to wear them for a bit longer.

You should consider going up a size in your baby's clothes when you notice that their current clothing feels snug or tight on them. After all, no parents want their baby to be uncomfortable. It might be time to move up a size if you notice difficulty fastening snaps or buttons, tightness around the neck or limbs, or clothing riding up or becoming too short. Additionally, you can always check your baby’s measurements against a brand’s sizing chart to ensure your baby is wearing the right size according to their height and weight. As always, pay attention to your baby's comfort and mobility in their clothes, and trust your instincts as a parent to determine when it's time to transition to a larger size.