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Purple fields leggings

€21.00

zittende baby draagt een gebloemde legging, gecombineerd met een sage groen wollen vetsje en sage groene wollen slofjes van Moalie. In het zwarte krullende haar draagt ze een speldje met een groene vlinder

Lisanne leggings

€19.00

Lisanne leggings – soft, floral and endlessly combinable

The Lisanne leggings are a beautiful basic piece in our girls' clothing collection. With their soft pink hue and delicate floral print, they exude peace and love – exactly what you want for your little one.

The design is not only beautiful but also practical. The soft jersey fabric moves smoothly and feels wonderful against sensitive baby skin. A perfect choice for parents who appreciate comfortable and durable baby girl clothes .

Why parents choose the Lisanne leggings

Subtle floral print in soft pink tones – timeless and sweet
Comfortable elastic waistband that stays in place
Made from soft jersey fabric with stretch, ideal for crawling and moving
Perfect to combine with our sage green merino wool items and the Butterfly pin in green
Handmade in the Netherlands, with care and attention to quality

For every day, yet special

Whether you're having a relaxing day at home or heading out, the Lisanne leggings are always perfect. Pair them with a merino wool cardigan or sweater in sage green for a natural, harmonious look.

Made with love

The Lisanne leggings are handmade in small quantities in the Netherlands. The fabric is carefully selected: breathable, soft, and durable – gentle on baby's skin and better for the world they're growing up in.

Practical information

Material: cotton with stretch (jersey fabric)
Color: soft pink with floral print
Sizes: 50 to 74
Care instructions: Machine wash at 30°C, do not tumble dry.
Handmade in the Netherlands

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this part of the girls clothing collection?
Yes, the Lisanne leggings are a popular item in our girls' clothing and combine beautifully with other soft shades from our collection.

Is the fabric suitable for sensitive baby skin?
Yes, the fabric is breathable, soft and free from harmful substances – perfect for baby girls' clothes .

What should I wear these leggings with?
With our wool sweaters or cardigans in sage green , and the Butterfly pin in green for a sweet, natural look.

Oker geel en wit gestreepte baby legging

Cinnamon Stripe Legging

€21.00

Your baby's first months are all about growing, feeling, and discovering.

Clothing should support this, not hinder it. Our Cinnamon Stripe Leggings are made from an extremely soft jersey fabric that follows your baby's natural movements. No stiff materials or pinching edges, just breathable comfort for every day.

The classic stripe pattern in warm ochre yellow and soft white gives these baby leggings a timeless character. Thanks to the supple, elastic waistband, the leggings are easy to put on and take off — a detail that brings peace of mind to both you and your baby during changing. The fabric regulates temperature naturally, keeping your little one comfortable, regardless of the season.

A sophisticated base for your baby's wardrobe, crafted with attention to quality and wearing comfort.

Why these baby leggings are a favorite:

•Natural freedom of movement. The supple jersey stretches with them, perfect for the transition from lying to rolling and crawling.

•Soft and breathable. Gentle on sensitive baby skin and temperature-regulating.

•No pressure on the tummy. The soft, elastic waistband doesn't dig in and offers plenty of room.

•Timeless design. The warm cinnamon stripe combines effortlessly with neutral basics.

Material & care:

Material

High-quality, breathable jersey

Fit

Supple, elastic waistband

Sizes

50 – 56 – 62 – 68 – 74 – 80 – 86 – 92

Washing instructions

30°C, dry flat or hang to dry

Season

Year-round wearable

Frequently asked questions about the striped leggings

Are these striped baby leggings suitable for newborns?

Yes. The jersey fabric is very soft and breathable, and the flexible waistband ensures there is no pressure on the sensitive navel.

Can these leggings be worn in the summer?

Yes. The breathable fabric prevents your baby from getting too hot, making the leggings suitable for all seasons.

Do the leggings stay nice after washing?

The high-quality jersey retains its softness and fit when washed at 30°C. We recommend not putting the leggings in the dryer.

How do I style these striped leggings?

The warm ochre yellow stripe pairs beautifully with solid basics in natural tones, such as a soft merino wool sweater or a neutral wrap-around shirt.

What other parents are saying:

"Wonderfully soft leggings that are easy to put on and don't pinch the tummy. The color is beautifully warm." — Sophie

Combine with:

Complete the outfit with a merino wool cardigan

Baby zittend op gras in jurkje van witte hydrofiele stof met geborduurde bloemen

Baby and toddler leggings Aylin – off white with ruffles

€22.00

Giulia leggings – soft leggings with floral print and ruffles

~~€22.95~~ €14.00

Legging Leaves – soft baby & toddler leggings with leaf print and ruffles

€22.00

Katoenen baby legging off white met ruffles

Aylin Leggings — Off White

€22.00

Giorgia leggings

~~€21.95~~ €14.00

Nina leggings – soft basic made of breathable jersey

€21.00

Meadow leggings with ruffles – cheerful leggings with floral print and ruffles

€22.00

Baby legging van katoen met aquarel bloemen print

Slapende newborn in houten wiegje gekleed in de Petal Legging met bloemenprint en bijpassend oud roze ribstof shirtje en mutsje van Moalie

Baby Leggings Petal

€21.00

Leggings that feel like how the first weeks should feel

The first clothes a newborn wears deserve attention. Not just for the photos, but because that skin — so new, so sensitive — feels the difference between fabric that pinches and fabric that moves with them.

The Petal Legging is made from soft jersey, handmade in the Netherlands by people who understand how important comfort is in the first weeks. No harsh seams, no tight elastics, no unnecessary pressure on your baby’s belly. The wide, flexible waistband fits without pinching.

The floral pattern — small blossoms and leaves in old pink, terracotta, and soft gray on an off-white background — is designed to last. Not trendy, but timeless. Beautiful on the first day at home, beautiful in the photos you’ll still look at years later.

Handmade in the Netherlands

Each piece is hand-cut and sewn in the Netherlands. That means attention to every detail: the finishing of the cuffs, the placement of the pattern, the quality of the fabric. Not mass production, but clothing made to wear and to keep.

Perfect for a unique birth outfit

The Petal Legging is part of a complete look. Pair it with:

Rosette Top — matching shirt in old pink rib fabric
Petal or Rosette Beanie — matching beanie in the same print or rib fabric
Tulip Vest — our knitted white cotton vest with subtle tulip detail

Together they form a complete birth outfit that you can gift or assemble yourself.

Benefits

Handmade in the Netherlands — with attention to every detail
Soft jersey — flexible, light, and pleasant for newborn skin
Wide waistband without pressure — also comfortable with a fresh umbilical cord
No harsh seams on the inside
Timeless floral print in old pink and gray
Available in sizes 50, 56, and 62

Practical information

Feature	Details
Material	95% cotton jersey, 5% elastane
Size range	50 / 56 / 62
Origin	Handmade in the Netherlands
Washing instructions	30°C, wash inside out, do not tumble dry
Color	Off-white with old pink floral print

Baby legging met lieveheersbeestjes print

peuter zittend op speelgoed auto. Het meisje draagt een legging met print van lieveheersbeestjes, een creme kleurige merinowollen trui en een beige gekleurde merinowollen bodywarmer.

Ladybug leggings

€21.00

Jersey baby leggings — soft, breathable and handmade

The Ladybug leggings are made from soft jersey with a touch of elastane, allowing the material to move smoothly with every movement your baby makes. The fabric is breathable, feels light on the skin, and holds its shape — even after repeated washing.

The ladybug print is subtle and warm, without being pushy or excessive. A fine detail that makes the trousers special, without distracting from the comfort.

Comfort without compromise

The elastic waistband sits softly around the tummy without pinching. There are no hard seams or labels that can irritate. Your baby can move, crawl, and explore freely — whether it's a quiet day at home or a day full of activity.

Each piece is handmade in the Netherlands, with the care and attention that only craft can offer.

Why parents choose Ladybug leggings

•Handmade in the Netherlands — crafted with care by our experienced designer

•Soft jersey with elastane — flexible, breathable and holds its shape

•Comfortable waistband — elastic but does not pinch

•Free movement — moves with your baby, all day long

•Subtle print — warm and sophisticated, without being over the top

•Available in sizes 50 to 92

Practical info


Material	95% jersey, 5% elastane
Color	Ladybug print
Details	Elastic waistband, no irritating seams
Sizes	50/56 (0–3 m), 62/68 (3–6 m), 74/80 (6–12 m), 86/92 (1–2 y)
Origin	Handmade in the Netherlands

Washing advice:

Washable at 30°C with a mild detergent. Wash inside out to protect the print. Do not tumble dry — hang to dry.

Frequently asked questions

Is the legging soft enough for a newborn?

Yes. The jersey is soft and light, and the waistband puts no pressure on the tummy. Suitable from size 50.

Does the print keep its color after washing?

Yes. Wash inside out at 30°C and the print will stay beautiful. Avoid the dryer for best results.

Can I use these leggings all year round?

Certainly. The breathable jersey is light enough for warmer days and forms a nice base under a cardigan or sweater in the cooler months.

Which size should I choose?

Choose the size that fits your child's current length. In doubt? Choose the larger size — the leggings grow comfortably with them thanks to the elastane.

Beige Pointelle baby leggings

~~€21.95~~ €14.00

Baby leggings floral print

€21.00

Baby legging van beige pointelle katoen met geruffelde onderkant

Baby liggend op crèmekleurig kleed. De baby draagt een Pointelle setje van lichtbeige jersey. De set bestaat uit een romper met grote geschulpte kraag en een legging met ruffle onderaan de pijpjes. De baby draagt een haarband met grote strik in de kleur beige

Pointelle Jersey Flare Pants – Oat

€23.00

Safari pants

~~€21.95~~ €10.00

baby zittend op bank gekleed in lila big knit katoenen baby sweater en knitted stof roze broekje

Knitted pants pink

~~€24.94~~ €14.00

Flared pants Lisanne – floral print baby pants in soft shades

€21.00

Flaired baby broekje met aquarel bloemen print

baby in cotton knitted sweater lavender and purple flower flared baby pants

Flared Pants Purple Fields

€24.00

Handmade flared pants made of soft cotton jersey with stretch, featuring a watercolor floral print in purple and pink. Made in a small limited series — once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Pants that move with your baby

A baby lies, kicks, rolls, and explores. Clothing should never get in the way.

These pants are made from supple cotton jersey with elastane, which stretches with every movement. The wide, soft waistband rests gently on the tummy — without squeezing, even after feeding.

The slightly flared leg gives the pants a playful touch while providing extra room for movement at the ankles. The watercolor floral print in purple, pink, and soft gray completes the look without ever feeling busy.

Handmade, in a small limited series

These pants are handmade and available in a limited size run. If your size sells out, it won’t be restocked. This makes it not a mass product, but a small keepsake.

Why parents choose this

Soft, breathable cotton jersey — gentle on sensitive baby skin
Stretchy thanks to elastane: the pants move with your baby and keep their shape
Wide waistband without pressure on the tummy, also comfortable after feeding
Flared leg: freedom of movement for kicking, rolling, and crawling
Handmade in a limited series — no mass production

Complete the outfit

These pants are designed to be worn with our Cotton Pointelle Romper in purple. The fine Pointelle texture and purple shade perfectly pick up the colors from the print.

Finish the look with the Bow hat in lilac and The Baby Bootie in Lavender — merino wool booties in exactly the same soft shade. Together they form a complete, calm outfit.

Practical information

Material: cotton jersey with elastane — soft, breathable, and stretchy
Sizes: 50, 56, 62, 68, and 74
Elastic, wide waistband
Handmade — limited edition, single size run
Care instructions: wash at 30 °C inside out, do not tumble dry

Frequently asked questions

Does the pants fit true to size?

Yes, the pants fit true to size. If your baby is between two sizes, choose the larger one — the jersey stretches, and a slightly looser fit is often more comfortable.

Is cotton jersey suitable for sensitive baby skin?

Yes. Cotton jersey is soft, breathable, and flexible. The small amount of elastane ensures the fabric moves with your baby and doesn’t rub or pinch during movement.

How do I wash these pants?

Wash the pants inside out at 30 °C and lay flat to dry, do not tumble dry. This keeps the fabric, stretch, and print looking their best for longer.

Will these pants be restocked later?

No. These pants are handmade in a small limited size run. Once a size is sold out, it will not be restocked.

What do I pair these pants with?

The best match is the purple Pointelle romper, complemented by the lilac bow hat and the merino wool booties in Lavender. A plain romper in off-white or lilac also pairs nicely for a calm, polished look.

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Korte slaapjes baby: Waarom je baby zo kort slaapt en hoe je langere slaapjes krijgt

Short Baby Naps: Why Your Baby Sleeps So Short and How to Get Longer Naps

Danielle Kempers - Neonatology nurse with almost 30 years of experience Why does your baby sleep so little? As a neonatal nurse with almost 30 years of experience, I see parents struggling with short naps every day. Do you have a baby who only sleeps for 20-45 minutes and then wakes up again? You're not alone! When parents are expecting a baby for the first time, they often expect their baby to sleep mostly. For the first two weeks, this seems to be true—your baby wakes for a feeding and then falls back asleep contentedly. But then you suddenly notice the naps getting shorter and your baby is waking much more often. These short naps of 20-45 minutes, also known as "cat naps," are completely normal during the first four months. Many babies sleep briefly during the day, and this is largely due to their immature sleep cycle and the fact that their circadian rhythm (day-night rhythm) is still developing. In this article, you'll learn why your baby sleeps so briefly and get practical tips to encourage longer naps. The circadian rhythm: your baby's built-in biological clock The circadian rhythm is our 24-hour biological rhythm, derived from the Latin term "circa diem" ("about a day"). In humans, the development of the circadian system begins during pregnancy and continues throughout the first years of life. During pregnancy, your baby receives melatonin through the mother's umbilical cord. This effect quickly disappears after birth, meaning newborns can't distinguish between day and night—they literally have no built-in clock to tell them when it's time to sleep. New insights from 2024 research: Recent research shows that cyclical light exposure is particularly beneficial for the development of babies' circadian rhythms. Studies confirm that cyclical lighting improves nighttime sleep. This means that consciously exposing children to daylight during the day and dimming their lights in the evening can accelerate the development of the day-night rhythm. Research has shown that circadian rhythms can develop much faster than previously thought, especially with maximum sunlight exposure and regular social cues. Development begins around 8 weeks and takes up to about 4 months to reach optimal functioning, but can be accelerated with the right environmental factors. Babies' unique sleep cycle In addition to the lack of a day-night rhythm, babies also have a fundamentally different sleep structure than adults: Adults: 90-120 minutes per sleep cycle Babies: 40-45 minutes per sleep cycle In the first few months of life, babies' sleep is almost equally divided between REM and NREM sleep. As babies grow, their sleep cycles change, and they spend less time in REM sleep. The structure of a baby's sleep cycle: First half (20-25 minutes): REM sleep (light sleep) Second half (20-25 minutes): NREM sleep (deep sleep) Babies naturally have lighter sleep than adults and adolescents, who have more non-REM deep sleep. This explains why babies often wake after 20 minutes—this is precisely the transition from REM to NREM sleep. After each cycle (around 45 minutes), a "danger zone" develops where your baby can wake if they don't smoothly transition to the next cycle. Transport Response: The Scientific Breakthrough of 2022 A revolutionary study published in Current Biology by Ohmura and colleagues has finally found a scientifically sound method for calming crying babies and promoting sleep. The research focused on the 20-30% of babies who cry excessively and have sleep problems for no apparent reason, causing parental stress. The findings: All babies stopped crying after a 5-minute walk and had lower heart rates, with about half falling asleep. In contrast, sitting and holding crying babies was not soothing—heart rates remained high. The Transport Response method: 5 minutes of active walking with your baby in your arms Sit quietly for 5-8 minutes before gently putting the baby down The team found that all babies displayed physiological responses, including changes in heart rate, that can wake them when their bodies become detached from their mothers. However, if babies slept longer before being put down, they were less likely to wake. This method can be perfectly combined with the other strategies for optimal results. Additional practical tips for longer naps 1. White Noise White noise helps babies wake up less frequently during menstrual cycles. The specific frequency helps the brain filter out ambient sounds. Moreover, it's a familiar sound—it resembles the noise babies heard in the womb. 2. Dr. Karp's 5S Method American pediatrician Dr. Harvey Karp developed the famous 5S method to activate the calming reflex in babies: Swaddling Side/Stomach position (side/stomach position during calming) Shushing (shushing sounds/white noise) Swinging (rocking/movement) Sucking (sucking) When swaddling, it's important to use a soft, breathable fabric that helps regulate your baby's natural body temperature. Merino wool is ideal for this because it has a natural thermostatic effect—keeping babies warm when it's cold and cool when it's warm. A 3-in-1 merino wool blanket is perfect for swaddling, but can also be used as a wrap during feedings or as a blanket. 3. Hands-on assistance with cycle transitions Just before your baby normally wakes up, go to them. Place your hand on their chest and gently rock them back and forth. Combined with white noise, this can help them transition to the next sleep phase. 5. The Transport Response Method (2022 study) Groundbreaking research from 2022 by Ohmura and colleagues in Current Biology scientifically investigated the so-called "Transport Response." This study showed that all babies stopped crying after a 5-minute walk and their heart rates decreased, with about half falling asleep. The proven method: 5 minutes of walking with your baby in your arms Sit quietly for 5-8 minutes before putting the baby down Research shows that "transport movement," or walking a crying baby, helps lower their heart rate and anxiety response. When babies slept longer before being put down, they were less likely to wake up during the sleepover. Why does this work so well? Scientists discovered that when a baby is carried for five minutes, their heart rate drops. When the caregiver stopped walking or suddenly turned, the baby's heart rate rose again. Interestingly, this effect was absent in babies who were already calm beforehand. This method is particularly effective for the 20-30% of babies who cry excessively and have sleep problems for no apparent reason. New research emphasizes the importance of light exposure for the development of newborn circadian rhythms. Ensure: Bright, natural light exposure during the day Dimming of lights in the evening Dark sleeping environment at night Sample cat nap schedule This chart is intended as a guideline - adapt it to your own situation: 07:00 - Start of the day: wake up, feed, play 08:00 - Nap (at home in bed) 10:00 - Feeding/wake time 11:10 - Nap (possibly in stroller/baby carrier) 11:30 - Wake time 12:30 - Feeding 12:45 - Nap 14:45 - Wake time (play/family time) 15:00 - Feeding 15:30 - Wake time (play/cuddling) 16:00 - Nap 16:45 - Wake time 17:30 - Feeding 17:55 - Change and swaddle 18:00 - Nap 18:35 - Wake time 19:05 - Baby massage/bath 19:30 - Pajamas on, cluster feeding 19:55 - Swaddling and off to bed (bedtime ritual) 22:30 - Dreamfeed (optional diaper change) Important principles for any plan: Offer feeding every 2.5-3 hours Build in time between drinking and sleeping to prevent dependency Pay close attention to sleep signals - avoid overtiredness Research shows that babies develop increasing activity levels with age and gradually establish a day-night pattern Staying flexible: leaving the house with catnaps Schedules help lay the foundation for healthy sleep habits, but rigidity isn't necessary. As a neonatal nurse, I always advise parents to also monitor their own well-being. It's perfectly okay to: Shopping during stroller naps To be flexible with timing Accepting that not every nap has to take place at home Practical tip for on the go: A versatile merino wool blanket that can be used as a wrap, swaddle, or blanket makes outings much easier. You'll need to pack less, and your baby will always have the familiar texture and scent to help them fall asleep. The goal is balance: try to have most naps at home, but live your life and accept that babies can sleep on the go too. When do catnaps get better? Research shows a clear development during the first year: a decrease in daytime sleep and nighttime feedings, and an increase in nighttime sleep and general motor activity. Most babies begin to have longer sleep periods around 4-6 months as their circadian rhythm matures. Conclusion: Patience and the right tools Catnaps are a normal part of development—not something to "fix," but to understand and support. With patience, the right environmental factors, and scientifically proven techniques, you can help your baby gradually develop longer sleep periods. From my almost 30 years of experience in neonatology, I know that the right sleepwear (like our Sleepsuit ) and accessories can make a world of difference. Natural materials like merino wool not only support sleep but also the natural development of your baby's thermoregulation. Key Points of Interest: Use soft, breathable fabrics for swaddling Choose temperature-regulating materials Provide versatile items that grow with your baby's needs Create familiar textures and scents that radiate calmness Remember: every baby is unique, and what works for one person might not work for another. Trust your parenting instincts and seek professional help if you're concerned about your baby's sleep. Sources Development of the circadian system in early life: maternal and environmental factors - PMC (2022) https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9109407/ The role of light exposure in infant circadian rhythm establishment: A scoping review perspective - European Journal of Pediatrics (December 2024) https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00431-024-05951-3 Development of Circadian Rhythms in a Human Infant - Oxford Academic SLEEP Journal (1999) https://academic.oup.com/sleep/article-abstract/22/3/303/2731712 How Your Baby's Sleep Cycle Differs From Your Own - Sleep Foundation (2020) https://www.sleepfoundation.org/baby-sleep/baby-sleep-cycle Baby sleep patterns by age - Pregnancy Birth and Baby https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/sleep-patterns-for-babies Development of circadian rest-activity rhythms during the first year of life in a racially diverse cohort - PMC https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9189964/ Mother-Infant Circadian Rhythm: Development of Individual Patterns and Dyadic Synchrony - PMC https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4312214/ PERSPECTIVE: The Long-Term Effects of Light Exposure on Establishment of Newborn Circadian Rhythm - PMC https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6175794/ Ohmura et al. "A method to soothe and promote sleep in crying infants utilizing the Transport Response" - Current Biology (2022) https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(22)01363-X

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