Mata Origin Magazine

Dressing Baby in a Stroller: What Does Your Baby Need Outdoors?

Dressing a baby in a stroller initially sounds simpler than babywearing: dress the baby, place them in the stroller, add a blanket, and off you go. However, questions quickly arise...

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Dressing Baby in a Carrier: What Does Your Baby Really Need?

Dressing a baby in a carrier often feels uncertain at first. In a stroller, your baby lies freely in front of you. In a carrier, they are close to your...

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Dressing your baby at night: What does a newborn need to sleep?

How do I dress my baby correctly at night? This question concerns almost all expectant parents. During the day, you can see, feel, and pick up your baby, and quickly...

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Dressing Baby in Transition Seasons: How to Plan for Spring and Autumn

Spring and autumn are seasons where planning baby clothes can be particularly challenging. Mornings are cold, midday is almost warm, it's cool in the shade, pleasant in the sun, and...

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Summer Baby Layette: What You Really Need

Preparing for a summer baby sounds easy at first. Fewer clothes, fewer layers, no thick overalls, no heavy winter gear. And yet new questions quickly arise: What does a newborn...

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Winter Baby Essentials: What You Really Need

Preparing for a winter baby often feels a bit more demanding than for a summer baby. You think of cold, walks, warm clothes, hats, blankets, sleeping bags, footmuffs, and the...

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Which baby size for birth? Planning sizes 50, 56 or 62 correctly

One of the most common questions when preparing a layette for a baby is: What size baby clothes do you need for birth? Size 50 looks tiny and incredibly cute....

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Wrap bodysuit or overlap bodysuit: Which is better for newborns?

When you're preparing baby clothes for the first few weeks, this question will sooner or later arise: wrap bodysuit or slip-on bodysuit — which is better for a newborn? Both...

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How many bodysuits does a newborn need?

Hardly any item of clothing is as self-evident in a baby's layette as the bodysuit. It lies directly on the skin, keeps the tummy warm, doesn't easily slip, and accompanies...

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