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BySANDRA RICHARDSON
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Clothing needs change quickly for children not only because of their physical growth, but also because of ""■ried interests and activities.
Additions to a youngster’s wardrobe need to be durable and versatile. Invest in clothing that can be worn for several types of activities. Look for clothing designs that allow for comfort, growth and safety.
A prime consideration is clothing care. Easy-care fabrics provide a low-maintenance wardrobe for children and hassle-free laundry days for you. Check labels for fabric content and care instructions before purchasing. A care label should tell you what fiber or fibers are used in the garment and how to care for it. Hang tags should include information about the garment such as whether it is colorfast, spot and starn resistant, crease resistant, shrink controlled or how much it can shrink.
For easy care, permanent press clothes are a good choice for children because little or no ironing is needed. Other fabrics, such as terries, knits or corduroys, can ala** go
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