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This is the full frock range for the 3–12 month year —from first outing dresses to sit-and-crawl-proof daily frocks. All cuts follow infant-first rules: breathable cotton, full soft linings, and openings designed around nappy changes.
Buy by stage within the year
At 3–6 months (62–68 cm), babies mostly recline: soft, thin, crease-forgiving frocks with snap-crotch or bodysuit-attached designs work best. At 6–12 months (68–80 cm), sitting and crawling arrive: slightly sturdier cotton, hems that don’t trap knees mid-crawl, and nothing hard on the front to press against during tummy time.
Non-negotiables at every stage
Full cotton lining under any decorative layer, flat inner seams, wide-stretch or full-open necklines, and change access that doesn’t require full undressing.
Daily vs occasion mix
Infants need mostly daily frocks (5–6) and only one or two occasion pieces per size —growth eats wardrobes fast at this age, so weight spending toward what’s worn weekly.
FIt test
Armholes free through a full arm-wave, no waist compression over the nappy, hemclear of crawling knees. Pass all three and the frock earns its keep.
What dress sizes cover 3–12 months?
Roughly 62–68 cm at 3–6 months and 68–80 cm at 6–12 months —measure length, since babies vary widely in this year.
What frock featuressuit crawling babies?
Shorter or gathered hems that clear the knees, sturdier cotton, and no hard front embellishments to press into during floor time.
How many dresses does an infant need?
5–6 daily frocks and 1–2 occasion pieces per size. Prioritise daily wear —sizes turn over every few months.
What goes under an infant dress?
A snap-crotch cotton bodysuit —skin protection, easy changes, and the frock stays fresh through the day.
Our infant frocks are pattern-tested through the sit-and-crawl stages —hems and hardware placed for how babies actually move.