Everything ready, before baby is.
What actually gets used
- 2–3 newborn onesies (skip the going-home outfit stress)
- A going-home layer
- Muslin cloths and a swaddle
- Nursing pads and a phone charger, always forgotten
The bassinet, sorted safely
- A snug-fitting sheet, no loose fabric in the cot
- A spare fitted sheet for the 2am change
- Room thermometer, kept between 16–20°C
- Nothing loose: no pillows, bumpers, or blankets under 12 months
Buy by size
- 5–7 onesies, they're worn daily
- A few in the next size up
- Everything wash-tested before baby wears it
- Soft, no inside tags, neat seams for sensitive skin
Don't forget your own drawer
- Comfortable, high-waisted layers for the first weeks
- Something easy to nurse in, if that's the plan
- A few soft basics that don't need a wash after every wear
Our Reviews Say
- Sydney, AU
Loving the onesies, I’m so glad I found this organic bamboo baby clothing! The fabric is unbelievably soft – perfect for my baby’s skin. It is breathable and cool even on warmer days, which is a big plus for us. I love that it’s made without harsh chemicals or dyes, so I can trust it won’t irritate my baby’s skin.
- Queensland, AU
We have been a big fan of the H&S PJs so to now have cot sheets in a similar soft fabric is incredible! It’s great on my toddlers sensitive skin. Would recommend!
- Otago, NZ
Very comfortable. Love the silk mits as not many rompers for older babies have mits for their hands and legs. The bamboo fabric is lightweight, stretchy and durable for a wiggly baby. Highly recommend for an itchy baby.
What touches your child's skin for 8-12 hours every night?
That's up to 4,380 hours of contact with their bed sheet every year.
A small change in fabric can make a big difference for their skin, and their sleep. Better sleep starts with better choices.
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