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Size and Fit: These preemie socks measure 2 1/4" long and 1 1/8" wide. They are carefully made with a snug fit to ensure they stay in place and do not slip off during movement.
Soft and Gentle Material: These socks are made from ultra-soft, premium-quality, gentle fabrics for sensitive preemie skin.
Warmth and Insulation: Preemie socks prioritize warmth to help regulate the body temperature of premature infants. These socks provide a cozy layer of knitted terry to keep tiny feet comfortably warm without overheating, making them suitable for various environments.
Stretch and Flexibility: These socks are designed with a gentle stretch, allowing for easy on-and-off and accommodating the delicate foot movements of preterm babies. The stretchiness ensures a secure fit without constricting blood circulation.
Easy Care: Preemie socks are designed to withstand frequent washing and maintain softness and shape. They are machine washable, making it convenient for busy parents or caregivers to keep them clean and fresh.
My grand baby was born 5 lbs 13 oz and she has thin ankles. These socks fit perfectly and great quality!
They fit my baby so good! He is 5 pounds 5 oz
I searched everywhere to find socks that would fit my twin girls. They were under 5lbs and no socks fit them. These fit great, don’t slip off, and are so soft and comfortable for them! Absolutely recommend
I love your preemie socks they fit well and don’t slide off. Perfect fit. Thank you
Are you purchasing these items as a gift? Would you like us to gift wrap it for you? We have several options for you to choose from.
Unsure of what to purchase? We have put together this helpful guide that breaks down what preemies may need.
Did you know we offer Gift Cards? You can pick the dollar amount and then new parents can shop for exactly what they need.
