I listened to the weather. I knew it was coming. That doesn't mean waking up to freezing temperatures and snow on the ground wasn't a shock this morning. Thank goodness we we're at least prepared enough to know we have boots, coats and snowpants available. Hats and mitts we had to dig for, but we had them too so we were good. I did occur to me though, that adding cold changes what I do with babywearing, and I'm sure it does for you too. I thought a quick post about cold weather options might give you an idea of what you can do in future, now that you're likely in for the day. You have options.
As with all babywearing, you want to make sure you're doing it safely. Make sure you follow TICKS and remember babies extremities if they're going to be exposed to the cold (mitts and boots are still important even if baby isn't walking around!)
Questions? Let me know below!
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AuthorJandy is a babywearing educator, an IBCLC and offers baby sleep support in Durham Region Ontario. Archives
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