Baby Hair Clips and Accessories

Baby’s hair is so precious and the first hair clip is almost equally so. Thanks to a wide array of baby hair accessories available these days, you can easily clip the hair out of your little one’s face and top off a cute outfit with a fun piece. Our range of baby hair accessories and hair clips come in an array of colours as well as some fantastic styles that you and your little ones will adore. Browse the full collection and choose the ones that suit your baby’s style!

What are the most common kinds of baby hair accessories?

Baby hair accessories come in a lot of different materials, colours, and styles these days to accommodate our little one’s various needs and personalities. Here at Baby Bunting, we’ve got plenty of baby hair clips, bows, baby headbands, and even some hair ties that are all easy to use on your little one’s hair.

When it comes to safety, the general rule for most accessories–including baby hair clips–is to not leave your bub unattended while they’re wearing them. This means that while it’s generally okay to style your little one with hair clips, it’s important that you keep a close eye on them. Generally, it’s best to avoid or remove the hair clips altogether when they’re in a pram or in a car seat, and all headwear should be removed when your bub is sleeping or napping.

Bows and baby headbands are a common accessory and they’re mostly safe to wear, provided that they’re made from appropriate material and sized properly. When choosing which bows to use, make sure to avoid pieces with metal or plastic inserts. Additionally, find a bow or headband that’s not too tight and made with easily removable elastics. For your baby’s health and safety, avoid wearing baby headbands and bows too long, avoid placing them near your baby’s soft spot, and always remove any hair accessories before napping or sleeping to avoid any hazards.

Like most baby hair accessories, hair ties are safe to use under the right precautions. One thing to remember is that these elastics can easily be pulled off by your tiny tot–which can become a choking hazard! Make sure to tie the hair securely and high enough–without it hurting, of course–so that your baby can’t pull on it.