This post is sponsored by Gugu Guru + DockATot!
I’ve never been a huge fan of the hospital hats so these are a cuter way to keep baby’s head warm! There’s a cute little knot at the top and it’s stretchy and cute! And if you make it personalized, they are also a cute way to announce your baby’s name!
Head over to Gugu Guru to enter to win a DockATot! We have been using the DockATot every night since we’ve been home from the hospital! Baby Mae sleeps in it and she always falls asleep really well. We swaddle her and stick her in the DockATot inside her crib. The firm cushions all around the DockATot keep her nice and cozy. I think it helps her to feel secure as she sleeps and I’m not complaining about 5-6 hour stretches of sleep!
She’s been such a great sleeper so far, I’m giving some of the credit to this thing! I also love how cute they look in it! One of the best parts about the DockATot is the removable, washable cover! There are a bunch of color options and you can buy extra covers separately! I definitely recommend getting a second cover, we had a spit up episode the first or second night and a pee episode on another day. It’s nice to not have the pressure of keeping it nice when you can just throw it in the wash!
And this baby lounger is the only place baby Mae can get a decent nap! It’s really hard for her to nap with two other crazy wild kids around. We use the DockATot also as a way to keep the baby safe on the bed or floor when other kids are around. It’s lightweight enough to tote around the house and is probably perfect for traveling!
Aw, baby pictures! Alright, let’s make some hats! These knotted baby hats are SUPER easy and fast to make! It’s a great first sewing project if you’ve never sewn and I always love a good quick sewing project that you can finish while baby is napping (maybe in her DockATot, ha!).
Don’t forget to head over to Gugu Guru to enter to win a DockATot + 2 knotted baby hats!!
Hilary
08/09 at 9:17 PMThis is adorable!! I’ll have to make a few before my little one debuts in October. I don’t have much experience with making clothing- mostly quilts, dog bandanas, and curtains (random group!). Where do you get your fabric and any suggestions for fabric choices? Thanks!
Tin 64
08/24 at 4:13 PMKeep this going please, great job!