How to wear baby clothes in winter

1. Tips for dressing newborns in winter: don’t rush to add clothes

After the beginning of winter, the weather gradually cools down. At this time, parents should not rush to add clothes to the baby. If the clothes are added too quickly, the baby will sweat. If the sweat is not detected in time or the clothes are not changed in time, the child will catch a cold unconsciously when the sweat is absorbed by the skin. It is good to let the baby freeze properly at the beginning.

Note: Children are naturally active. They move around more than adults. If clothes are added too early, it is easy for children to catch a cold.

2. Tips for dressing newborns in winter: keep the head cool

When dressing the baby, parents should be careful not to cover the baby's head and neck too high, which will cause discomfort to the baby, dizziness and sweating, and discomfort to the baby. It is best to wear cotton products for babies, which are mild and do not irritate the skin, and absorb sweat.

Note: Some mothers are afraid that the baby will be cold, so they often buy high-necked clothes for the baby. The baby is very uncomfortable to wear, and the baby is constantly pulling and scratching, which hurts the neck. Babies should wear clothes with high collars as little as possible. Babies move a lot, sweat a lot, and need to dissipate heat. The high collar tightly wraps the neck and feels tired due to ventilation.

3. Tips for newborns to dress in winter: touch the back of the neck

When adding clothes to a newborn, you can touch the baby's nape first. If it is warm, you don't need to add clothes, which means the baby is not cold. If you touch your baby's back and there is sweat on the back, it means that you have worn too much, so you need to reduce your clothes. If your child sweats, you should change underwear in time.

Suggestion: Parents can put a clean handkerchief behind the baby to absorb sweat.

4. Tips for dressing newborns in winter: follow the "three warms"

How to dress newborns in winter, if novice mothers do not have much experience, they can follow the "three warm" rules. Three warm means that the baby's three body parts should be kept warm, "the back should be kept warm, the stomach should be kept warm, and the feet should be kept warm".

Note: Some mothers dress their babies tightly, but don't put shoes on their feet, and only let them run around in a pair of socks, so that if they are not careful, the baby will catch a cold. Some mothers wear shorter clothes for their children, so that the child's waist and belly are exposed outside, and the child may have diarrhea when the cool wind blows.