Baby Blanket Colors

• The colors of the red spectrum (red, orange and yellow) are known as “warm colors“, each of them suggesting feelings of warmth and comfort.
• The colors of the blue spectrum (blue, purple and green) are known as “cool colors” that give the feeling of calm and relaxation.

Actually, not the colors themselves, but the chromatic values that result from combining, disposing, harmonizing and matching different overtones are the ones that may have an impact on your baby’s behavior. This impact on people’s actions has concerned many scientists that contributed to the knowledge of the mechanism in color vision, the interpretation of the connections between children and colors and the influence that colors have over the psychic, power to concentrate and health.

What are Hue and Tinge?

For you to understand better the suggestions that we make regarding the colors of the baby blankets that you are going to buy, let’s explain a little bit better what “hue” and “tinge” mean.
Hues or shades result if you blend two neighbor colors from the chromatic spectrum. This gives the color a warmer feeling.
Tinges or tones result from mixing the same color whit black or white, which gives a darker or lighter impression of that color.

For the baby’s blanket, you should pay extra attention to the chromatic part. You should know that this rainbow of colors that your baby will raise in is going to put its mark on his physical and mental development. Recreation, play and learning are activities that should be encouraged by creating a friendly environment full of colors. By choosing a particular color to personalize your baby’s blanket, you can create in the baby’s room a world full of stories and poetry, covered in warm and beautiful colors.
To increase the efficiency of his intellectual activity, create a various chromatic field. If your baby will be raised in a chromatic environment filled with diverse and well chosen color shades and tones, his level of intelligence and imagination will grow higher than in a colorless environment, monotonous and cold.

Why should you choose a red baby blanket?

We recommend to buy a red blanket, because red is a hot color, that activates flows of ideas. Red is also a color that increases the tone muscles, offers a better breathing rhythm, increases blood pressure, induces a warm feeling and offers a quantity of energy directly proportional its the level of perception. Red attracts attention, increases enthusiasm, encourages action and confidence, gives a sense of protection from fears or concerns. Red suggests passion, heat, energy, power, speed, ambition, sense of initiative, courage, respect. Red is color that stands out and stimulates making rapid and daring decisions.

How does a green baby blanket sounds to you?

If you consider red as being over provocative, we suggest a green baby blanket. Green should occupy the most space in your baby’s visible spectrum. According to some studies, green is the second most favorite color in the world, after blue.
Green reminds of nature, of life and isn’t that something that you want your baby to be surrounded by? Natural Green is soothing, refreshing and is a natural balance between a cold and a warm color (blue and yellow).
Green is the equivalent of life, nature, spring, fertility, youth, rebirth, abundance, development, health, environment, earth, balance, harmony, stability, calmness, intelligence, creativity, generosity, patience, adaptability, flexibility, harmony, safety, and relaxation (both mentally and physically). It banishes depression, nervousness and anxiety. Green amplifies the power of concentration, promotes meditation, contemplation and the association of ideas.

Let’s talk a little about purple

A world without colors would be sad. The more colors there are, the merrier. We have another recommendation for the baby blankets that you wish to purchase: purple. Purple embodies the balance between the impulsive, stimulating and energetic red with the clarity and stability of blue. Obtained by mixing the two colors, purple is the favourite color of the creative children. Purple means mystery, wisdom, nobility, spirituality, creativity, wealth, pride, tenderness and optimism. It can also represent the color of luxury, dignity, extravagance, independence, mystery and magic.

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You can never go wrong with pink

If you did not made your decision yet on what color your baby blanket should be, you can always go with the traditional pink. What effects may have upon your baby? Pink diminishes the sense of fear and encourages unconditional affection and is the color that most moms choose for their childrens clothes and accesories.

We hope that we were able to help you in choosing the right colors for you baby blankets and gave you some great advice about the influence that colors have on someone’s life. Let’s leave the final word to the mothers that have some things to share about the colors of the baby blankets that they bought.

Laura, Washington DC: I was always very careful with the colors that surrond my two little boys. I never bought pink baby blankets because my husband didn’t even wanted to hear about that:), but green was always a color that they loved. Oh, and I am always paying attention to the fabric. Organic baby blankets is what I buy and I recommend.

Christine, Santa Fe, New Mexico: I have three girls and pink is the color that is best for them. I even had some baby blankets personalized with their photo.

Georgia, Anaheim, California: Red baby blankets are always my first option. The color gives a sense of protection to my baby and me also. I think I will stick to that color for a long time.

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