Why unisex baby clothes are trending?

This is our attempt to break some stereotypes like pink for girls and blue for boys. Gender-Neutral clothing is trending as it’s the optimum way to add enough vibrant colors to your baby’s wardrobe.

When we say gender-neutral clothing we do not mean “boy clothes and girl clothes”.  As parents, we often channelize their choices to be ours. Over and above just attires, we want to encourage you to help your child to make choices of his/her own. For example, not every girl feels good in frilly and ruffled dresses and also pink and purple are far away from their list of liked colors. Trends are changing and we realize girls showing no interest in Barbies but in Spiderman. Gender-neutral clothing is a powerful tool used by parents to enable their children to make free and unbiased choices.

Let’s throw some light on why picking up Gender-neutral clothing for your child is beneficial

1. Breaking Stereotypes:

Did you ever ponder on this, Do clothes have a gender? In fact, it’s we adults to be blamed for constructing such gendering elements of clothes. Clothes tend to become outdated when gender labels are attached to them. The fabric used to make these clothes is a fine piece of cloth that could be enjoyed by every child, no matter their gender. We at Genius Baby believe that freeing these tiny birdies from the specific gender-based demographics is a positive step-parent must take.

Now, let’s move to print. Designers trace graphic prints on clothes that compliment both boys and girls. You will often come across a Mickey Mouse or a Donald Duck on a baby girl and a baby boy. Maybe their background colors will differ. Additionally, when it comes to children’s clothing, gender neutrals help them to express themselves freely. Some baby girls would like to wear a Mickey Mouse print on a dark blue background and a boy may prefer a white background with the same print. It’s a matter of choice and we suggest you allow it to happen. Additionally, this also helps them to showcase their creativity freely while choosing the clothes and putting outfits from different sections together.

The unlined message here is that gender neutrals encourage the spread of a healthy message of equality and freedom to style among your toddlers. The fact cannot be neglected that clothing biases and constraints impact children in their early development. Above all, this helps them to grow beyond rules and societal expectations. 

2. Saving Money:

Have you ever imagined that buying gender-neutral clothes is an easy and comfortable way to save money? This might be your first experience of parenthood and hence we think you would be keen to plan one more. It’s certain, you must consider investing in gender-neutral clothes which can be reused for the second one. This can save you so much more only if you planned this well in advance. We do not recommend you reusing undergarments for hygiene purposes. But external clothes can be easily reused to your benefit.

Noteworthily, you can even use the clothes of your baby boy to fit the style of your girl. These are easy to carry especially during travel and these kids’ clothing helps children feel free and explore changes in society. Astonishingly, baby girls who fall for Batman or Superman can carry the same print on their tees. You may want to read up on some tips while traveling with your little ones.

Perfect Neutral Colors For Your Baby:

1. Green and Yellow: If you ain’t sure about your baby’s gender, the most acceptable neutral colors would be yellow and green. These fresh colors epitomize new life and look wonderful on little bundles of joy! We recommend you try to incorporate these two vibrant colors into your child’s wardrobe. 

Below we have 2 vibrant colors yellow and green. These are soft hooded towels for your little one making their bath time cheerful.

2. White: Another “color” you cannot go wrong with is white. Technically white is not a “color”, is the absence of all colors that makes it to the neutral color list. We manufacturer all infant clothes in-house and incorporate white in most of our designs.

Below is our white featured white caps for your newborn.

3. Red and Blue: The biggest stereotype that blue is only for boys has been broken in recent years. It can be carried equally well by your baby girl. Additionally, baby boys are appreciating vibrant colors like red making them both 3rd in the list of neutral colors for your baby. 

Below is a soft and beautiful cap set with a pair of matching booties and mittens making your baby feel comfortable yet trendy.