Parents will be faced with many choices when choosing and buying baby clothes，striking a balance between practical and cute, fashionable and comfortable, need and impulse, and night and day. All of these difficulties in choosing baby clothes are made worse by the fact that babies grow so quickly. In fact, You do not necessarily buy to fit now, but fit for the next few months if at all possible.
Daywear
The Daywear for your baby should be comfortable, easy to access for changing diapers, and simple. These are the clothing that your baby will spend most of her time in, so they are bound to get dirty. When the baby dribbles, brings up her milk, crawls around on the floor, these clothes are going to bear the brunt of the soiling. So you will probably not want your baby to wear her best outfits, such as special gifts.
The best clothes for day to day needs are probably simple body suits. You will probably need between five and ten of these one piece baby suits to keep on top of daily requirements.
Nightwear
Baby clothing for sleeping should meet some of the same needs as the daywear, at least in terms of comfort, and accessibility for changing. In fact, if you live in a warm climate, you may be able to get away with using similar clothes night and day.
However, if you live in a colder region, then a warmer version of the day wear would be needed, or heavier knit pyjamas or similar sleepwear. It is all common sense really, and it will not be long before your baby tells you in no uncertain terms what she is comfortable in, and cannot abide.
Special Occasions
For outdoor baby wear, the parents have a chance to dress baby up to look smart and nice. This is where some of those baby shower gifts may come into their own, or the baby clothes that have taken your eye at the local department store. However, these items should still be checked for their practicality, making sure that straps, snaps, bows and so on do not interfere with diaper changing, or cause any discomfort to the baby.