Definition

Noun: A layette is a complete set of clothing, linens, and accessories for a newborn baby. It typically includes items such as undershirts, gowns, sleepers, blankets, diapers, and other essential supplies needed for the baby's first weeks or months.

Usage

The word "layette" is used to refer to the collection of items prepared for a new baby, often before birth. It is a specific term used in the context of infant care and preparation.

Examples

• The grandparents bought a beautiful layette for their first grandchild.
• She spent the weekend organizing the baby's layette in the new dresser.
• Many stores offer pre-assembled layettes for new parents.

Advanced Usage

• The term can sometimes be used more broadly to refer to the act of preparing or assembling these items.
  • Example: "Layette planning" is an important part of preparing for the baby's arrival.

Variants and Related Words

• Layette Set (noun phrase): A commercially packaged or themed collection of baby items forming a layette.

Synonyms

• Baby outfit
• Infant trousseau
• Newborn kit

Antonyms

• There is no direct antonym, as it refers to a specific collection of items.

Noun

1. kit consisting of a complete outfit (clothing and accessories) for a new baby