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Baby's First Festival: Soft Outfits for Tiny Celebrations

Gentle, easy-change outfits for baby's first Navratri and Diwali - rompers, sets, booties and caps starting at ₹29.

Baby's first festival is a big moment for the whole family, and everyone wants the perfect photo. But babies have their own priorities: comfort, warmth and easy nappy changes.

These are our favourite gentle, easy-to-wear outfits and essentials for baby's first celebrations, from soft rompers to tiny festive sets.

1. Rompers and onesies: the comfort pick

A soft cotton romper in a festive colour is the easiest outfit for babies under one. Snap buttons at the bottom make changes quick, and there's nothing to tug or scratch.

Choose bright colours like red, yellow or green for photos.

2. Tiny festive sets and dresses

For the main pooja or family gathering, a little festive set or dress makes baby look picture-perfect. Look for soft linings and minimal embellishment.

Dress baby just before photos and switch back to a romper afterwards.

3. Newborn essentials for long days

Booties, caps, mittens and a swaddle or light blanket keep babies comfortable as they're passed between relatives and moved between rooms.

Evenings can be cool, so keep a light layer ready.

4. Toddler looks for the little walkers

Toddlers who are walking will want to join the fun. Choose outfits with room to move, comfortable soft-soled shoes and nothing that drags on the floor.

Elastic waists and stretchy fabrics work best for this age.

5. Safety first around festivities

Keep babies away from diyas, candles and fireworks, avoid loose ribbons and small detachable decorations, and choose cotton over synthetic fabrics.

Pack extra outfits, wipes and a light blanket in the nappy bag, and you're ready for a happy first festival.

Baby's first festival only happens once. Choose soft, simple outfits and enjoy the moment - the best photos are the happy ones.

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