Having just welcomed a new baby boy into our fold (well, it feels like "just"--how did we already high five the seven-month marker?), I'm constantly aware of how many onesies, sleepers, and rompers a baby can inherit. Bags. And bags. And bags of cute baby clothes.
But in looking through all of these (well-loved, so appreciated, and totally adorable! Mean it!) clothes, I can tell you that there isn't even one little shirt among them that was made for the purpose of stimulating infants' vision. I can also tell you that I never really thought that one might exist. Or that I might want it. Then I discovered Tutortogs for Babies. The black-and-white baby clothes have brazenly bold, mod looks with their polka dots, stripes, and checks. But the cool patterns are there for a reason. When babes are new, their eyes are drawn to black-and-white patterns, so these clothes are meant to capture their attention and stimulate their still-developing eyesight. (Tutortogs makes mama clothes in the same hypnotizing patterns.)
The clothes--ranging in price from $12 to $30--are made with finely spun cotton and just a hint of spandex, so they're soft and comfy, too. Cool. It's just a bonus that they're totally eye-catching for us grown-ups, too. --Lexi
See spots (and all kinds of other patterns) on onesies, gowns, baby caps and more at Tutortogs for Babies.
But in looking through all of these (well-loved, so appreciated, and totally adorable! Mean it!) clothes, I can tell you that there isn't even one little shirt among them that was made for the purpose of stimulating infants' vision. I can also tell you that I never really thought that one might exist. Or that I might want it. Then I discovered Tutortogs for Babies. The black-and-white baby clothes have brazenly bold, mod looks with their polka dots, stripes, and checks. But the cool patterns are there for a reason. When babes are new, their eyes are drawn to black-and-white patterns, so these clothes are meant to capture their attention and stimulate their still-developing eyesight. (Tutortogs makes mama clothes in the same hypnotizing patterns.)
The clothes--ranging in price from $12 to $30--are made with finely spun cotton and just a hint of spandex, so they're soft and comfy, too. Cool. It's just a bonus that they're totally eye-catching for us grown-ups, too. --Lexi
See spots (and all kinds of other patterns) on onesies, gowns, baby caps and more at Tutortogs for Babies.
