Newborn baby set, 10 pieces, 100% natural cotton, white.

This is a comprehensive 10-piece newborn hospital set featuring a clean, nautical-themed aesthetic. The set is designed with a “Mini Marines” motif, using a white base with delicate red and blue illustrations of sailboats, lighthouses, and lifebuoys.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the items included:
Clothing Essentials
* Long-Sleeve Footed Onesie: A front-snap jumpsuit with integrated feet to keep the baby warm. It features central nautical embroidery.
* Kimono-Style Wrap Tops (2): Two long-sleeved side-snap tops. This “wrap” design is ideal for newborns as it doesn’t need to be pulled over their sensitive heads.
* Footed Leggings: Soft pull-on pants with built-in booties, featuring an all-over nautical print.
Accessories & Comfort
* Receiving Blanket: A large matching wrap, perfect for swaddling or as a stroller cover, featuring the signature lifebuoy detail.
* Beanie/Hat: A soft, printed cap to help regulate the baby’s body temperature.
* Bib: A matching white bib with a snap closure and a “Sea” logo.
* Mittens: Small scratch mittens to prevent the baby from accidentally scratching their face.
* Booties/Socks: Extra soft knit booties for added warmth.
* Washcloth/Burp Cloth: A simple white cloth for feeding and cleaning.
Key Features
* Material: Typically made from 100% soft cotton to be gentle on newborn skin.
* Theme: “Mini Marines” nautical print (Red, White, and Navy Blue).
* Convenience: The use of snaps and wrap-around styles makes dressing a newborn much easier for new parents.

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