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Comfort Factor

Kids and comfort go hand in hand because if they are not comfortable in what they are wearing, then you’ll certainly know about it. Unless you want a child constantly whining about the fabric on their skin or something not fitting correctly, choosing clothing that factors this element in is paramount. In their younger years, scratchy denim or zips can cause discomfort on the skin, and the recent trend of skinny jeans can also restrict movement when toddlers and young children are starting to walk. Opting for fabrics that are kind to skin and easy to move around in are ideal for smaller tots and when kids get older, letting them experiment with different fabrics will open them up to new style experiences. It’s also wise to check out seams and the inside of clothing as on the outside it might look fine but inside, seams can rub against the skin and cause irritation.

Easy to Put On and Take Off

As kids become more independent, they will start dressing themselves and choosing their own clothing from their wardrobe. The perfect way to make this easy for them is to buy clothing that they can put on and take off easily without too much fuss. Elastic waists and pull over shirts are a great way to start for smaller children, as buttons and zips can be fiddly at first. If you have smaller tots still in diapers or training pants, being able to change them easily without too much effort will make diaper change a simple task. This accessibility is also vital during toilet training, as kids that can’t manage to unbutton when they need the toilet can often lead to accidents, which might put them off toilet training progress.

Helping them Experiment With Clothing

When children get older what they see friends wearing and things on the TV often influence them. At this point, they’ll want to choose and experiment with style so allowing them this freedom can help shape their fashion tastes. Helping them during this time will help to build their confidence in their choices but also being considerate to their tastes also comes into play. You might find they are wearing things that don’t fit the situation but advising rather than instructing will help them make an informed choice based on your experiences.
Choosing kids clothing can be difficult, but it should also be a fun task that both you and your child will cherish. Incorporating the above tips and using your own experiences will help to shape their style choice and confidence when expressing themselves.