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Newborn dressing gown

Newborn pink hooded dressing gown

Warm and dry in under a minute, wriggling or not

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£34.90 GBP

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It breathes properly — no clamminess after twenty minutes, which is what makes it the sensible choice for a warm bedroom

It takes a hot wash — 60°C when it needs it, without the fabric giving up

It stays comfortable against skin all day — the reason it is the default for anyone with sensitive skin

A hood on a robe — it keeps wet hair off the shoulders and off the back of the neck, which is the single thing that makes a robe worth keeping on after a bath

Color

The color of rouge

Size

1-3 months

3-6 months

6-9 months

9-12 months

Find my size

Choose the size on your child's height, not on their age — two children of the same age rarely measure the same. Measure them barefoot, back against the wall.

Size	Child's height
1-3 months	56-62 cm (22-24 in)
3-6 months	62-68 cm (24-27 in)
6-9 months	68-74 cm (27-29 in)
9-12 months	74-80 cm (29-31 in)

Between two sizes, take the larger one — it will be worn for another winter.

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Ordered 26 September
Dispatched 28 September
Delivered 3–5 October

Here is a kids dressing gown that earns its hook: cotton, and nothing wasted. The natural fibre everything else gets measured against. Here it is with a hood. In use: it breathes properly — no clamminess after twenty minutes, which is what makes it the sensible choice for a warm bedroom. Made for the hours either side of sleep.

Fabric: pure cotton
Texture: breathable, soft and honest
Collar: hood
Fastening: self-tie belt
Sizes available: 1-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months, 9-12 months
Colours available: The color of rouge
Best for: getting a child warm and dry straight out of the bath

Dispatch: your order leaves us within 24 hours.

Delivery: 7 to 9 working days standard, 5 to 7 priority.

Tracking: your number is emailed the moment it ships, and you can follow it from the Track your order page.

If the gown isn't right: write to us within 30 days and tell us what's wrong. We'll exchange it for a better fit, or refund you. The item is never resold.

Damaged parcel or wrong item: send a photo by email and we replace it.

Product specifications

Please note: the measurements shown are for this model, taken from the garment itself — not a range average. That is what lets you choose on figures rather than on a photo.

Newborn pink hooded dressing gown

Fabric Pure cotton

Fastening Self-tie belt

Hood Yes

Colours The color of rouge

Care Machine wash at 40°C. Tumble dry low or line dry — it will crease either way, and that is normal.

Cotton: the part that decides everything

Start with what the garment is for: a dressing gown is for the hours either side of sleep: the kettle at seven, the sofa at ten. Cotton is the natural fibre everything else is measured against: it breathes, it takes a hot wash, and it does not hold on to smells the way a synthetic does. That is the difference between a cotton robe and one that only looks the part.

In use it shows up as one thing: it breathes properly — no clamminess after twenty minutes, which is what makes it the sensible choice for a warm bedroom. That is also what our newborn dressing gown range is for.

A wriggling baby, warm in under a minute

Parents ask about how fast a wriggling baby can be got warm and dry before anything else, and they are right to — it is where most robes fall down. In the same vein, have a look at our baby pink dressing gown.

It takes a hot wash — 60°C when it needs it, without the fabric giving up
It stays comfortable against skin all day — the reason it is the default for anyone with sensitive skin
A hood on a robe — it keeps wet hair off the shoulders and off the back of the neck, which is the single thing that makes a robe worth keeping on after a bath
Easy on, easy off — one hand on the shoulder and it is done, which is the whole test with a child who will not stand still

How to wash cotton without ruining it — when it lives on the back of a door

Cotton creases, and it takes longer to dry than a synthetic. Neither matters much on a dressing gown, but it is worth knowing before you buy. Machine wash at 40°C. Treated that way, a cotton dressing gown lasts five winters rather than one — the difference between a robe you keep on the back of the door and one you replace every autumn. For more on this, browse our baby dressing gown.

What makes the difference

The three traps of a badly chosen dressing gown

The fabric isn't named — Towelling, fleece, waffle and satin behave nothing alike — one dries you, one warms you, one drapes. Most listings just say "soft".
One length for everyone — Ankle or knee changes how warm it is and how easy it is to move in. It is rarely stated.
Sizing that guesses — "One size" on a garment you wrap around yourself, over nightwear, in winter.
Here, fabric and length are on every listing — Along with the fit, so you choose on facts rather than on a photo.

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Frequently asked questions

Go by age, and size up if you are between two. The robe is cut loose and the belt adjusts, so a size too big is worn for two winters and a size too small is worn for two weeks. The full age and height table is in the size guide above the buy button.

Pure cotton. In the hand it is breathable, soft and honest. In use that means it is it breathes properly.

Machine wash at 40°C. Tumble dry low or line dry — it will crease either way, and that is normal.

Cotton breathes, so it very rarely feels stuffy indoors. In a cold house it is a layer rather than a solution.

Newborn pink hooded dressing gown

Product specifications

Cotton: the part that decides everything

A wriggling baby, warm in under a minute

How to wash cotton without ruining it — when it lives on the back of a door

What makes the difference

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Frequently asked questions

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