12 Days of Christmas: Hudson Baby Unisex Cotton Rich Newborn and Terry Socks

Hudson Baby Unisex Cotton Rich Newborn and Terry Socks socks

By Camille Hutchison , Parent Herald Dec 05, 08:59 pm

The Hudson Baby Unisex Cotton Rich Newborn and Terry Socks has an 8,811 global ratings and a price range between $9.99-&17.99 with 4.7 stars out of 5 ratings. The Hudson baby socks are ideal for everyday wear as this is made from cotton-rich fabric that is both soft and comfortable on the newborn's tiny feet.

This sock makes its proper fit and no-fuss dressing, which is made with soft and cushy fabric making socks a great addition to the little one's outfit. The socks are 73 percent cotton, 25 percent nylon, and 2 percent spandex.

The Hudson baby socks included a set that consists of eight pairs of socks that are all optimal for everyday use and a high-quality value pack that consumers can only be bought for an affordable price.

However, Allison, a consumer of this product from Raleigh, North California, says that she loved the product until she washed the products adding that the product's downfall was washing the socks a few times in cold water. When she washed the products, some socks shrunk and were a bit too tight, so they can no longer use the socks.

Nonetheless, Allison says she'd still repurchase the product even if the shrinking were a bit annoying.

Why do babies need to wear socks?

Newborns are still learning to stand and walk, so they need stability and protection. Babies who already know how to walk have a high chance of slipping on certain surfaces, especially if they only wear socks.

When socks are worn together with shoes, it boosts stability and helps one to keep a firm grip on the feet on the ground. Moreover, some tots learn how to walk before their first year. Regardless of how the baby gets around, their feet can sustain injuries, whether big or small, due to dangerous objects and surfaces around or surrounding them.

On the other hand, socks are beneficial for babies as wearing one helps them regulate their body temperature. Thus, without socks, their feet would feel cold.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde say that infants are fond of taking their socks off and can often do such themselves when they are 15 months old.

Wearing socks can usually be challenging, especially on the baby's part, and particularly tough for those with difficulties using both hands together.

How going barefoot is vital for infant foot development

Most of the baby's body warmth escapes through their heads and feet. Thus keeping such areas well protected with socks and a hat will keep the baby comfortable and warm.

A simple pair of socks could help ease the aggravating symptoms of difficulty sleeping, fussiness, poor weight gain, and cold.

On the other hand, Footfiles states that paediatrician suggests infants go barefoot so they would be able to wiggle all of their toes fully. Noting that health care providers say that going barefoot is vital for infant food development.

Therefore, parents and carers should allow babies to walk and explore their world without wearing socks, either in a heated room or on warm summer days.

Parkview Health says that aside from providing warmth, the primary purposes of socks are to absorb moisture and prevent the rubbing of shoes on one's barefoot.