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Socks for newborns that are thick and stay on?

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smarSarah · 27/07/2026 20:30

My baby is due around Christmas and I remember I had some socks for my last baby that stayed on really well and were nice and thick but can’t remember where I got them and then others that were quite thin and fell off constantly. Any recommendations?

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TheOccupier · 27/07/2026 20:40

Would you not just have them in onesies with feet in the middle of winter?

AndSoFinally · 27/07/2026 20:48

Get Sock Ons to keep them on, then you don’t have to worry

DrJump · 27/07/2026 20:49

I used tights/stockings for all three during winter. So easy also brilliant in winter for toddlers at play places

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Videos · 27/07/2026 20:50

Footed onesies were much more practical when we had our December baby. Socks in my experience won't stay on no matter what you do.

smarSarah · 28/07/2026 00:08

I will have them mostly in footed onesies but for the outfits that don’t have feet during their first 3 months I will need socks x

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Btowngirl · 28/07/2026 00:10

We got some really lovely thick Laura Ashley plain white socks that stayed on. Bought them again for DD2. Think the second lot we found on Amazon.

WithLoveFromMyselfToYourself · 28/07/2026 01:27

I think NASA having been working on this for years and still haven’t cracked it.

MrsPorridgepot · 28/07/2026 01:28

JoJo Mama Bebe are good.,

Wednesdaysotherchild · 28/07/2026 02:29

Little Sock Company or Mori socks worked for us

Londonnight · 28/07/2026 07:55

Tights. I used them for my son , a January baby. They work much better than socks.

Fluffyscrubberdo · 28/07/2026 07:57

Leggings with feet, Zara so knitted ones every year and H&M do cotton ones. Or just sleepsuits.
There’s no need to create a problem - newborn with cold feet in leggings, to then try and solve it with something that works less.

RandomMess · 28/07/2026 08:00

Back in the day it used to be socks from Gap but not sure if you can get them here anymore.

Janefx40 · 28/07/2026 08:02

We used sock ons which do work - not 100% but way better than them coming off all the time. I bought tights too but never used them.

mindutopia · 28/07/2026 08:07

Just use sleepsuits. Never put socks on them until they were closer to 6 months.

MitheredNotDead · 28/07/2026 08:36

I put my babies in tights under their trousers etc in winter but also used baby leg warmers which kept socks on.

Don’t know if they still make? They were a great buy and lasted from newborn to potty training (keep their legs warm when wandering around sans nappy).

Edited to add that they were fab for when babies start crawling - forget about that!

Oliwiaa · 28/07/2026 08:51

Tights are soooo much easier. I struggled with socks through two boys, then my 3rd was a girl and just wore tights under leggings and it was a million times better. The Europeans are right on this one.

DrJump · 29/07/2026 03:29

smarSarah · 28/07/2026 00:08

I will have them mostly in footed onesies but for the outfits that don’t have feet during their first 3 months I will need socks x

I used to put oneies on underneath the cute trouser/outfits.

AmberUser · 29/07/2026 03:42

I have some little crochet boots which work way better than socks. Someone gave me them as a bit of a joke present, but they're surprisingly practical!

hellospring26 · 29/07/2026 07:31

Tights.

AnonSugar · 29/07/2026 07:33

AndSoFinally · 27/07/2026 20:48

Get Sock Ons to keep them on, then you don’t have to worry

This. Amazing little invention!

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