New for Baby gets color happy

Last weekend I had to buy baby gifts for two kids who are now toddlers, because the pressure I put on myself to buy something so useful and practical and cool and life-changing is so great that I end up procrastinating. For more than a y…

New for Baby gets color happy
Last weekend I had to buy baby gifts for two kids who are now toddlers, because the pressure I put on myself to buy something so useful and practical and cool and life-changing is so great that I end up procrastinating. For more than a year.

Too bad I didn't know about the awesome new colors and styles at New For Baby. Back when we first wrote about this company, we loved the baby-friendly features  on their yummy cotton layette basics like tagless necks, fold-over cuffs, and easy-to-use snaps. And now the company has expanded from basic pink, blue and green into great new colors and patterns, and the product line has been expanded as well.

My only complaint is that the new tracksuit hoodie doesn't come in adult sizes. -Danielle

Use code NFBCOLORS for a limited time for 15% off your order!

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