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Baby Clothing Designed to Grow with Your Little One
Our 12–18 month clothes are made for busy little explorers; more movement, more personality, and more “I do it myself.” Keep daily outfits easy with soft baby bodysuits and cozy convertible footies that stay comfy through play and sleep. When you’re ready for the next stage, shop 18–24 month clothes for growing toddlers.
Dress Your 12-18 Month Old for Nature's Adventures
If your little one lives for playtime, pieces that move well make a huge difference. Many parents love building outfits with comfy sets like our jogger sets (easy to wear, easy to mix and match), and then rounding out the wardrobe through 18–24 month clothes as their activity level and independence grow.
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If your little one is tall or between sizes, sizing up can extend wear time. Just avoid anything overly loose for sleep or anything that restricts movement during play.
From nature walks to water play and outdoor art, outdoor activities provide invaluable opportunities for toddlers to explore, learn, and grow. These experiences foster sensory awareness, creativity, and physical development, especially during the 12-18 months range when your baby is showcasing newfound curiosity and awareness of the world around them. Whether it's picnics, gardening, or watching animals, each adventure cultivates a love for nature and creates lasting memories you can enjoy with your little one.
Our nature-inspired prints and durable designs are perfect for outdoor adventures of all kinds.
Encouraging your toddler's independence and creativity is crucial for their development. One way to do this is by providing opportunities for self-expression and decision-making. For example, allow your toddler to choose their clothing, such as their pajamas. If you’re worried about mismatching outfits, consider providing choices between coordinating tops and bottoms. These simple gestures will empower them and support their growing autonomy. Additionally, create a nurturing environment where they can explore freely, engage in imaginative play, and experiment with different materials and activities.
