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Baby Socks
Babies, being so small and having immature circulatory systems, are vulnerable to extremes of heat and cold; you'll find yourself often feeling baby's feet and putting on a pair of baby socks if they're too cool. Baby socks remain important as baby gets more mobile, learning to crawl and stand. Although those little feet look tender and vulnerable, protect them by keeping floors free of hazards, not by putting on shoes. Babies don't need shoes to support their feet; they should learn to stand and walk without them. Standing babies will appreciate baby socks with treads for traction. You will appreciate having lots of baby socks, since they do slip off babies' short feet and get lost in the wash just like grown-ups' socks do.
Baby Products
There are baby products for every conceivable situation or activity you might encounter with a baby. A surprising number of these are products for simply transporting baby from one place to another, like Baby Strollers, slings, front carriers, and backpacks. (And car Safety Seats are a whole different topic; see Baby Safety Products.) Then there are products for feeding baby: breastfeeding products like nursing pillows, breast pads, and pumps, and Baby Bottle systems for breast milk or formula feeding. Completely aside from Baby Clothes are soft accessories like Baby Blankets and carseat covers, and cozy wraps to keep baby warm in a stroller. And don't forget Baby Books and keepsake boxes for all the little memories and mementoes of the first year with baby.
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