Selecting and Rejecting

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I would pick the first because it is gender neutral and can be worn by both sexes, this would help the nursery because they can use it more often for either. It is also made from 100% cotton which means it is breathable and soft against the babies skin. This is important because their skin is very delicate and can be easily irritated. The clothing is also a good price and this makes it affordable for the nursery should any get ruined they can be easily replaced. Furthermore, the poppers make it easy for the suit to be removed if needed due to the baby messing its nappy. Babies also dribble a lot when they are young and therefore the fronts of the suits can become very wet and need changing more often. I would reject the others because 1. Too expensive, cotton is not stretchy and so more restricting, made for girls so would cause a problem as would need to spend more money on items for boys. A nursery would need to keep the clothing as cheap as possible because the clothing might need to be worn home and may not be returned. The staff may also want to put the kids into something breathable due to the weather. If it is hot they want something soft and secure but cool. In winter they might need an extra cardigan. Babies cannot regulate their temperature very well so would need to use the staff to do this for them. As they ones i am rejecting are expensive i would reject them them because the staff would need to send them home on the baby and this might mean they never see them again costing the nursery more money.

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