More and more parents are leaning towards making eco-friendly and responsible choices on every level for their children from food to toys to the clothing. Just a few years ago, there weren't a lot of infant girl clothing choices, especially if you had your own tiny princess and wanted to dress her up pretty as well as earth-friendly.

In the present, you have a huge number of avenues for infant girl clothing that are eco-friendly. First of all, consider what the baby clothes you're looking are made from. Cotton is grown using heavy pesticides and is also a genetically modified crop. No one knows the long term ramifications from repeated exposure. If cotton is your fabric of choice, look for infant clothes made from organic cotton as well as Fair Trade brand items. Fair Trade products helps farmers in developing countries produce organic crops for sale and promote sustainability as well as giving them a fair market price. All in all, a great way to put green infant girl clothes on your baby girl.

Bamboo is another fantastic choice for infant girl clothing. When you think bamboo you think stiff, unbending and sharp, however cloth woven from bamboo fibers is softer than Pima cotton, grown without pesticides and is very sustainable. Toss in the fact your little princess will get 98% protection from UV rays for just wearing bamboo clothes and she'll be warmer in winter and cooler in summer, and you have a great choice for your baby girl.

Don't discount vintage clothing for your baby. Thrift stores and even the online giant, Ebay have excellent deals for infant girl clothing. You can pick up treasures from the past and by utilizing items already made, you aren't causing any current textile resources to be needed for like new infant girl clothing. When your baby outgrows the clothes, you can extend their usefulness by reselling or giving them away through a network like Freecycle which is like a local swap meet online.

Those are just a few ways to be green in your baby clothing choices. Just remember, give a little thought as to what your baby's clothes are made with and how far it had to travel to get to your area. In doing so you'll make the best choices for your baby as well as the earth.