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Baby Boy Occasion Wear Most baby occasion outfits are bought for one of five days: a christening or naming ceremony, a wedding, Eid, a first birthday, or a family photograph. What changes between them is formality and how long he has to stay in the outfit. For weddings, a baby boy in the wedding party usually needs to coordinate with the older page boys rather than match exactly. A baby suit or waistcoat set in the wedding's colour works better than a scaled-down adult suit, and a babygrow set is worth considering for very young babies who will be in arms for most of the day. For Eid and first birthdays, lightweight cotton sets photograph well and stay comfortable for a full day indoors. Browse the babies Eid selection , or sibling matching outfits if you are dressing more than one child. For christenings and baptisms, the full range of rompers, gowns and all-in-ones is in baby boy christening outfits , along with matching hats, bonnets, shoes and pillows. Getting the Size Right Baby sizing is by age band — 0–9 months, 3–6, 6–12, 9–12, 12–18 and 18–24 months — but babies vary enormously within each band, and the bands overlap between brands. Weight and length are more reliable than age. Two rules save most returns. First, size for the date of the event, not the date you order: a baby can move through a full size band in six weeks. Second, when between sizes, take the larger one. A slightly roomy outfit is fine in photographs; a tight one will not fasten over a nappy. Check the measurements on each product page before ordering, since fit varies between brands. Comfort on the Day A baby cannot tell you the outfit is uncomfortable, so it is worth thinking about beforehand rather than during. Nappy access. Poppered rompers and all-in-ones can be changed without undressing him completely. Separates with a shirt tucked into trousers cannot. Fabric against skin. Cotton and cotton blends sit better next to the skin than lined or structured formalwear. Where a jacket or wais

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