At the height of summer, gingham and liberty prints take over baby wardrobes for fresh, light and colorful wardrobes. When autumn arrives, with its warm colors and thick knits, leopard print steals the show. Wild print and graou trend to dress baby, even BibRond Élhée gets in on the act!
CONTENTS :
- Leopard print, the motif for babies who coordinate with their mom
- Against wind and humidity, how to dress baby this autumn?
Leopard print, the motif for babies who coordinate with their mom
Leopard print has been THE trend for a few years now. Fauve, pink or black and white, it's up to you to choose according to your mood and color habits.
The huge advantage of leopard fabric is that it adapts to your style and, above all, to the way you want to wear it. From chic with a scarf or leopard boots for the office, to cosy-chill with an oversized sweater and curly socks at the weekend, leopard print follows your energy.
Discover the leopard collection by Tajinebanane. Leggings and maternity leggings, breastfeeding and non-breastfeeding sweatshirts, as well as nursing dresses and blouses, all in graou fashion to accompany the mother-lion that you are. And don't forget the adorable Léo Kids jumpsuit, perfect for cold-weather wear from 3 to 36 months.
In fact, what would you say if baby followed your trend and started wearing leopard print? It would be the perfect opportunity to shop a matchy matchy piece with him! 🥰
Wild & fawn baby clothes
When it comes to baby clothes, every taste, every print, every color and every style is on the shelves. And what could be cuter than a tiny garment with cute details like animal buttons, an oversized cut or a totally disproportionate print?
Now imagine all three combined in a leopard print piece that's a must-have this fall. At Marlot Paris, it's the romper and its vanilla leopard print that attracts all the compliments. In collaboration with Smallable, the two brands have come up with a cute, comfortable, poetic and practical outfit, to be worn bare-legged or over tights, for little ones aged between 3 months and 2 years. For older children, we also offer the Poppy and Mikky leopard bronze sweatshirt and leggings bundle.
For a graou look with a wilderness adventurer option, it's gamine gamine. who dares the oversized jacket in 100% leopard-print faux fur and ultra-soft fleece lining. Comfortable and easy to slip on, to wear with leggings, over a dress or corduroy pants, it's both trendy and emotional. The extra touch: this piece is also available for moms.
The first feline-style shoes
When it comes to toddlers, wolf steps are rarely the order of the day, but graou shoes are! How can you resist the far too cute Vala first-step booties by Ma petite pointure? Made from supple leather and equipped with a double zip for easy slip-on, they feature a chic leopard print with sequins.
At home, little leopards go into camouflage mode with Les Pas Petits soft nautical leather booties. Made in Hauts de France, these booties - also available in adult size 😉 - are innovative in their ability to be used both indoors and outdoors, even on wet ground.
Leopard print also available as accessories
Bags, scrunchies, kerchiefs, bandanas and even belts - accessories too are tempted by the spotted print, which we like to wear in small touches. When it comes to baby hats, headbands, diapers or Pacifier ties, you name it! In fact, the print is so popular that even the iconic baby bottle has fallen for it.
The iconic BibRond graou chic!
After the booties or the matchy matchy mother/child jacket, imagine the iconic feeding bottle, still anti-colic and still made from medical silicone, but given an autumnal makeover. After the universal Sand and Nude colors, after the sleek and trendy Milk and Black BibRonds, Élhée presents its Ultra Chic Graouu BibRond!
Hoods and clamping rings now feature the essential leopard print for a bottle that's as healthy, as practical and as chic as ever.
Matching your handbag, diaper bag or baby's outfit for the day, the Graouu bottle is one of those must-have collectors.
Against wind and humidity, how to dress baby this autumn?
Throughout the months of October to March/April, there is a succession of windy, rainy and even snowy episodes of varying intensity, as well as sometimes abrupt changes in the weather.
For a baby who's ready to face them, invest in a waterproof coat or a full wetsuit, depending on his age and your travel habits. For stroller outings, think about a rain cover or take along a small fleece blanket.
When it comes to baby's clothes, adopt the onion technique (or the mille-feuille technique, if you prefer), multiplying the layers to conserve warmth.
For example, choose a bodysuit with a T-shirt or sweater, a cardigan, pants or a skirt and tights, socks and suitable shoes, especially if your baby is starting to walk. Also, for babies who are not yet walking - and who therefore cool down more quickly - it is often advisable toadd an extra layer to the parents' outfit.
Note that in windy or very cold weather, it's essential to add a well-lined hat and a pair of warm mittens. The extremities (head, hands, feet) are the first to catch cold.
Mom's tip: to tell if baby is cold, touch the back of his neck. If it's cool or cold, you can add a layer of clothing to your child.
And at night, how do you cover baby when it's cool?
At night, everything is simpler. Remembering that it's inadvisable to place blankets in a sleeping baby's bed, in a room that's aired daily and heated to between 18°C and 20°C, if it's cool, opt for the seasonal long-sleeved bodysuit, pyjama romper and sleeping bag combo. If the weather's a little warmer, you'll want to slip your baby into a short-sleeved bodysuit under his pyjamas and sleeping bag...with a leopard print, of course!
