Clothing is key when it gets colder outside. The layering principle, in particular, proves very effective during the transitional period and also in winter. This allows you to easily react to changing temperatures and add or remove a layer from your baby.
As a base layer, choose a wool-silk or cotton bodysuit. Over that, a warm romper or a sweater and trousers. The last layer is an overall or a jacket. The wool overalls from Engel and BINIBAMBA are particularly effective here. They are ideal as they have temperature-regulating properties and keep the baby warmly wrapped, whether in a stroller or a baby carrier. The fold-over cuffs on the hands & feet provide additional warmth.
In addition, a warm hat, protective gloves or fold-over cuffs, and of course warm socks or booties are essential.
Extra tip: Babies' hands and feet are often cold – this is normal. It's important that their back and neck stay warm. You can find a detailed checklist for ideal baby clothing here.
Clothing is key when it gets colder outside. The layering principle, in particular, proves very effective during the transitional period and also in winter. This allows you to easily react to changing temperatures and add or remove a layer from your baby.
As a base layer, choose a wool-silk or cotton bodysuit. Over that, a warm romper or a sweater and trousers. The last layer is an overall or a jacket. The wool overalls from Engel and BINIBAMBA are particularly effective here. They are ideal as they have temperature-regulating properties and keep the baby warmly wrapped, whether in a stroller or a baby carrier. The fold-over cuffs on the hands & feet provide additional warmth.
In addition, a warm hat, protective gloves or fold-over cuffs, and of course warm socks or booties are essential.
Extra tip: Babies' hands and feet are often cold – this is normal. It's important that their back and neck stay warm. You can find a detailed checklist for ideal baby clothing here.