Baby Padded Knee Socks

Infants and toddlers should wear Baby Padded Knee Socks for several reasons:

1. Safety: Babies are in the exploration phase and are constantly crawling or learning to walk. padded knee socks provide traction on slippery surfaces such as hardwood floors or tiles, reducing the risk of slips and falls.
2. Protection: They act as a barrier between the baby’s delicate skin and the floor, providing a layer of protection against dirt, dust, and potential hazards.
3. Warmth: Baby Padded knee socks help keep a baby’s knees warm, especially in colder environments or during colder seasons. This is important for maintaining their overall body temperature.
4. Comfort: These knee pads are made of soft, comfortable materials that are gentle on a baby’s sensitive skin, providing comfort throughout the day.
5. Hygiene: Help absorb sweat and keep knees from rubbing on dirty floors, reducing the risk of skin irritation and infections.

Overall, our baby padded knee socks offer a combination of safety, protection, warmth, comfort, and hygiene, making them a practical choice for babies as they explore their surroundings and learn to navigate their environment.

Care Instructions:

Hand wash in cold water.

Product Features:

• Material: 72% Cotton, 25% Polyester, 3% Spandex.
• Breathable, stretchy fabric.
• Unisex Designs.
• SIZE: Recommended for ages 8 – 18 months | Stretchy Fabric
• 1 pair per pack.
• Care Instructions: Hand wash in cold water, instructions on packaging.

Why Get Baby Knee Pads for Your Child? 

Babies that crawl have different needs and vary from baby to baby. Some start as early as 5 months right up until around 2-3 years of age need help to learn to walk. Infants typically start walking around the 1-year mark.

• I have found homes in general, often don’t have ideal flooring, this can cause irritation and discomfort to babies knees. No parent wants to be a part of restricting their child’s development.
• The good news is that baby crawling knee pads are designed specifically to aid and promote this developmental stage.  It is a sure way to get them darting about without injury.
• Maybe you have the perfect soft carpeted flooring and still your baby has irritation on their knees, which is very normal, especially if your child likes to be just in a nappy and the skin is exposed to carpet all day.
• Other homes might have a laminate or tiled flooring, these types of floors are cold to the touch and slippery, and can cause major discomfort for a little human thats already trying their utmost to get around.