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Handmade hairbands, baby headbands, clips and maang tikkas for babies, girls and women. choko.co.in

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Are baby headbands safe for newborns? A practical checklist

A baby headband looks adorable in photos. Before you buy one for a newborn, though, keep these points in mind: - Supervise, always. Take the headband off for naps, at night and in the car seat. It's for awake, supervised time only. - Stretch, not squeeze. A newborn headband should be soft and stretchy, and it should leave no red mark. If you can't slide a finger under it easily, it's too tight. - Sit it low on the forehead/hairline, not over the soft spot, and check it often. - Secure decorations. Bows and flowers should be firmly stitched on. Tug them gently before every use. Skip loose beads or sequins for tiny babies. - Soft fabric. Choose nylon or cotton blends with no rough seams or scratchy glue edges. - Short sessions. Photos, a family function, a short outing. Then take it off. Sizing tip: newborn heads grow fast, so measure the head circumference every month or so and size up. When baby is older and has more hair, you can switch from a stretchy headband to a light, adjustable hair band. Soft stretchy styles: Choko baby headbands - ** censored link **

I'd say go ahead if you want those cute photos, but honestly it's really just for the gram and special occasions lah. The key thing is it has to be super loose and stretchy - I always check that I can slide my finger under easily, and I take it off the moment we're done with photos or the event. My girl got red marks from one I bought initially, so I switched to a softer nylon blend and sized up monthly as her head grew. Keep it off during sleep, car rides, and naps, and you should be fine.

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