👶 Kids' Home Store: Stretch Blanket and Headbands for Newborn Photography Review

Nice but very small. My baby was very large (9 pounds) and it was a joke to wrap him in it. Instead, we just put it on top for photos.

I used it for a photo shoot myself and the photos turned out very well. Headbands are also soft enemies for infants. I hand washed the clothes before use to avoid skin reactions. Generally not even bad.

I don't like the seat, it's short, it's not very long, it's good for a newborn, I used it for my one month old, I think it's suitable for a newborn, also very soft.

Lovely cute capes. Very soft. But the pink color of the cape and the pink on the armbands don't match. White is more of a creamy color and matches the headbands. Not a big deal, although I still plan to use it for photos

Nice idea, but it didn't work because I couldn't change the baby myself. I watched videos on You Tube and I still couldn't change the baby's diaper like the pictures show. The babies on youtube must have been more accommodating than my grandson.

This worked great for our newborn photo shoot! The only complaint I had was the actual colors of the headband. The dark antique pink flowers were gorgeous, but the actual headband was light pink making it look cheap.

I am sure that professional photographers with extensive experience in changing babies can easily use these bandages. It's definitely stretchy and fairly light in thickness. It is difficult to maintain tension to keep arms and legs in place when the child is trying to free himself. It is so thin that a white diaper is visible through the foil.

They're soft and perfect for what I need them for. However I have ordered a combination of white and pink and have kept it in the original packaging in a drawer for the last 4 months and although the white has always been more of an ivory colour, the pink has kind of turned into a coral. Since it's coral now, it doesn't go well with the cute little headbands that came with it.