The research
Little Ones
Infant and children’s clothing: what the fabric is doing against skin that absorbs faster than yours, and what the label can and cannot tell you.
Baby-Friendly Fabrics: Here’s What to Know
Babies have a lot of contact with clothing, blankets, and bedding. Here’s what to consider when choosing fabrics for your little one.
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Why Are Kids’ Pajamas So Snug? Here’s What Parents Should Know
Those tight-fitting cotton pajamas aren’t designed that way by accident! Here’s what parents should know about snug-fitting pajamas, flame resistance, and children’s sleepwear safety.
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Should You Wash New Clothes Before Wearing Them?
Yes, and here’s why. What a first wash removes from new clothes, what it can’t, and why it matters most for your little one.
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Dressing a Child With Eczema: How to Choose Clothing
If your child has eczema, clothing choices can make a real difference in comfort. Here’s what to look for, from fabric to seams.
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How Accurate Are Baby Clothing Labels?
A 2026 EU inspection found that baby clothing labels sometimes mislead. Here’s what the testing showed and how to shop with more confidence.
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Why Well-Made Kids’ Clothes Make the Best Hand-Me-Downs
Some kids’ clothes survive to the next child and some don’t. Here’s why durable clothes make the best hand-me-downs, and how to find them.
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