The huge assortment of hats on the shelves of modern children's stores baffles even the most experienced parents. After all, it is not so easy to choose among the huge variety of models that hat that not only turns out to be very soft and comfortable, but also reliably protects the baby's head and ears from wind and frost.
Instructions
Step 1
Make sure that the hat you like does not dangle or slide off your child's head. In this case, the headgear should be easy to put on and take off. Give preference to a hat that has adjustable locks and ties, with which it is easy to adjust its size exactly to the baby's head.
Step 2
Look for a hat that has natural materials such as cotton on the inside. Pay attention to the inner seams of the product. They should not be too tight and tough.
Step 3
For late spring or early autumn, the most suitable option for children are hats with a windproof and waterproof bologna top layer and a soft fabric lining. They can be presented in the form of a wide variety of variations: hats-caps with a visor, hats with earflaps, berets for girls.
Step 4
When choosing a baby hat for early spring or late autumn, pay attention to knitted hats with a knitted lining, hats made of fleece, bologna, corduroy and wool, warmed with padding polyester. Helmets are very comfortable and reliable. They tightly wrap and protect from the wind not only the head and ears of the child, but also his neck.
Step 5
When choosing a winter hat for a child, give preference to a fur headdress. Modern models, made of various materials and supplemented with natural or artificial fur, are able to perfectly protect the baby from all weather conditions.
Step 6
Be careful when choosing a winter hat for a child, the filler of which is swan or eider down. Such models have a significant drawback: feathers can crawl through the lining fabric and irritate the delicate skin of the child. And in children prone to allergies, they can even cause an allergic reaction. If you nevertheless decide to buy such a hat, pay attention to the ratio of down to the amount of feather used in the manufacture of the headdress. The smaller the feather, the better.
