Parents often make mistakes by dressing the child too hot or, on the contrary, too cold. There are certain rules for dressing children for going out, regardless of the season.
Instructions
Step 1
In winter and summer, do not overheat children by wrapping too much. A simple rule for modern parents is to dress a very mobile child cooler than yourself. A child who is moderate in games, collect on the street, like yourself - that is, if you are wearing a sweater and a jacket with padding polyester, also dress the child. For a child sitting motionless in a stroller, on a sled, there is a “plus one” rule in clothes - you need to put on one additional thing on the child than what you are wearing.
Step 2
Keep your baby's feet warm at all times. Therefore, buy shoes made of genuine leather, felt boots for winter. In cold weather, wear woolen socks on top of cotton socks. Make sure that snow does not get inside the boots.
Step 3
The child's underwear should only be made of cotton fabrics. Be sure to put on the baby's underwear made of "breathing" materials - cotton, satin, gauze, cambric, both in winter and in summer.
Step 4
In cold weather, a woolen hat with cotton lining should be chosen for the child. Autumn and winter headgear is required to cover the child's ears, if possible, his neck, so as not to wear a special scarf (helmet-hat, trumpet hat).
Step 5
Warm the child's hands in winter with mittens and gloves. If you plan on playing with the snow, bring extra replacement mittens so that your child does not have wet mittens for the entire walk.
Step 6
Summer clothing for a child must meet the following criteria. It should be made of natural fabrics, preferably light shades, not too open so that the baby's delicate skin does not burn in the sun. A summer hat is required, covering the head from the sun's rays. For long summer walks, bring a spare blouse or T-shirt so you can change your sweating baby, and a light blouse in case of rain or unexpected cold winds.
Step 7
Basic requirements for children's clothing. She must:
- be light, comfortable;
- do not restrict the child's movements;
- do not get wet (outerwear);
- easy to wear off;
- quickly unfasten.
