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A cute print is easy to choose. But size, material and fastenings are what really determine whether baby clothes are comfortable in everyday use. This applies whether you’re looking for Chicco baby clothes for a boy or a girl, or buying a practical gift for a family member.
Age labels are a guide. A baby’s height in centimetres is usually more important. For example, a six-month-old may need size 62, 68 or another size, depending on how they’ve grown and the fit. So always check the size on the product label and compare it with the child’s current height.
Sizes 50 to 98 cover a wide range of baby clothes, and the differences can add up quickly. An item that’s loose now may fit well in a few weeks, while a bodysuit that’s too small can make changing your baby awkward straight away.
‘Cotton’ doesn’t tell you everything. A product may be made from 100% cotton, 95% cotton and 5% elastane, or a cotton blend with viscose. Elastane can add stretch, while viscose changes the fabric composition and care requirements. Check the full percentages rather than relying on the first material listed.
When choosing baby sandals and children’s shoes with hook-and-loop fastenings, a larger size can seem like a good idea. But a shoe that’s too roomy may be less stable and slip around when your child walks. Check the stated shoe size, age guidance and shape of the foot. For first shoes, a good fit matters more than leaving lots of room to grow.
Use the size in centimetres as your starting point:
Product details may show an age range alongside the size. Treat this as a guide and focus on whether the size matches the child’s height. If you’re buying a set of baby tops and baby shorts, it’s also worth checking that both pieces are the same size.
For warmer days, baby summer outfits with a high cotton content are a practical choice. The range includes Chicco items made from 100% cotton, including several two-piece sets, bodysuits and tops. Other styles are made from 95% cotton and 5% elastane, which the product specifications describe as a stretchy fabric.
For example, the white Chicco baby bodysuit in size 56 is made from 95% cotton and 5% elastane. A girls’ bodysuit in size 68 is listed as 100% cotton. Wash clothes according to the care label. This helps you avoid choosing the wrong wash programme or an unsuitable drying method based on general assumptions.
Choose a style to suit the occasion:
Why it suits this shopper: This two-piece set pairs a T-shirt and shorts in one purchase. According to the product information, size 050 is intended for babies up to around one month old.
The set clearly states the size, 050, and that it’s made from 100% cotton. So you don’t have to rely on the colour or age guidance alone.
Two-piece outfit; 100% cotton; light blue colour.
Why it suits this shopper: This white, short-sleeved baby bodysuit is made from 95% cotton and 5% elastane. It makes a practical everyday staple for your baby.
The full material composition is listed, so you can check whether the cotton and elastane blend suits your preferences.
95% cotton; 5% elastane; size 068 for a growing baby.
Why it suits this shopper: These navy New Balance children’s trainers have a hook-and-loop fastening, an EVA midsole and a rubber outsole with a tread pattern. They’re a good fit for children who spend lots of time walking and playing.
The fastening, materials and sole construction are clearly described. Also check that size 28.5 matches the length of the child’s foot.
Hook-and-loop fastening; EVA midsole; treaded rubber outsole.
We’ve put together a complete, up-to-date list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and current European safety regulations.
For boys, a navy Chicco pair of shorts, a light blue vest top or a two-piece set is easy to pair with neutral baby tops. According to the product information, the navy shorts in size 092 are made from 90% cotton and 10% viscose.
For girls, you’ll find white baby bodysuits, a blue skirt or a light orange set. The blue Chicco style with a skirt section is available in sizes 62, 68 and 74, among others. Check the composition for each variant: this style is listed as 80% cotton, 16% polyester and 4% elastane.
When pairing items from different sets, bear in mind that colours and materials can vary. ‘Light blue’ may look different from one product to another, and a cotton blend may feel different from 100% cotton. Product photos can help you choose, but the written specifications are the definitive guide.
Start by checking your child’s height, then refer to the size chart or product information. Age is only a guide. If you’re between sizes, the larger size may be practical, but check that the garment doesn’t fit too loosely around the neck, sleeves or waist.
The range includes styles made from 100% cotton and others made from cotton, elastane or viscose. The right composition for you depends on your preferences and how you plan to use the item. Always check the full material percentages and follow the care instructions on the label.
How long they last depends mainly on your child’s growth, the fit, how often the garment is washed and how it’s cared for. Rotating several baby bodysuits and sets means you won’t need to wash each item as often. It’s better to buy for your child’s current size and the season than to shop based solely on how much they might grow.
