On the selection of wardrobe items for the little onesParents (especially mothers, of course) treat family members with special care. Unfortunately, practice shows that they are most often guided by their tastes and preferences, and some very important points are overlooked and simply do not know about them or do not think about them. Therefore, in order to avoid possible mistakes when choosing clothes for children, several important factors should be taken into account. First of all, you need to keep in mind that the bodies of children aged one to three years have completely different proportions than those of adults. These features of the anatomy of a growing organism are expressed in the large size of the head in relation to the body, a very short neck, a complete absence of a waist, and a small length of the limbs. Therefore, experts strongly advise choosing clothes for the little ones in accordance with their body type, as well as the fact that they are constantly growing and developing. For example, they advise buying clothes that are slightly wider at the bottom, which makes them looser and more comfortable for the child, which is especially important given the increased physical activity. By the time a child starts walking, his wardrobe already includes quite a solid number of items. There is a need to buy shoes, and in cold weather, at least one jumper, a blouse, and, of course, irreplaceable
A very important requirement that is put forwardto clothes for the little ones, is the presence of straps or straps that cross on the back and fasten in the front. Pediatricians strongly advise against buying clothes for babies that are held on by an elastic band at the waist, but they advise buying spacious shorts for the warm season, in which babies will be comfortable and convenient. All children's clothing sets must include, of course, headwear. Winter hats should be warm, light and not tight, and for the summer, light panamas and caps are best suited. As for the fabrics used for sewing children's clothes, they should have such properties as lightness and elasticity, and parents should avoid synthetics and buy new clothes for their children from natural fabrics whenever possible. True, this is far from always possible and, in principle, there are very decent artificial materials that are very close in their characteristics to natural ones.
