This way babies stay warm and protected even in the cold season
This way babies stay warm and protected even in the cold season
As the days get shorter, the temperatures drop, and the first frost approaches, it's time to winterize your stroller and prepare it for the cold season. Learn how to use a warm footmuff, cozy Baby blankets and cleverer winter clothes Enjoy a safe and cozy stroll for your baby. Fresh air is good for babies, even in the cold season – provided they are well protected and wrapped up warm. Discover now which stroller must-haves are a must for the fall and winter months.
Comfortably warm
A high-quality carrycot or stroller footmuff is practically indispensable in winter. It protects your baby from cold, wind, and even light rain or snow. Consider the following points when purchasing:
Tip: Models with zippers on both sides make it easier to put your baby in and out.
A high-quality carrycot or stroller footmuff is practically indispensable in winter. It protects your baby from cold, wind, and even light rain or snow. Consider the following points when purchasing:
Tip: Models with zippers on both sides make it easier to put your baby in and out.
A flexible companion for the transition period
Especially in the transitional period it is worth having a warm, soft BABY BLANKET It's a good idea to have one in your stroller. Temperature fluctuations and the weather are often changeable in the fall. With a baby blanket, your baby can be quickly wrapped up and warmed. A baby blanket can also provide extra warmth when combined with a footmuff – especially in windy weather or when carrying your baby outside the stroller. What should you keep in mind?
Especially in the transitional period it is worth having a warm, soft BABY BLANKET It's a good idea to have one in your stroller. Temperature fluctuations and the weather are often changeable in the fall. With a baby blanket, your baby can be quickly wrapped up and warmed. A baby blanket can also provide extra warmth when combined with a footmuff – especially in windy weather or when carrying your baby outside the stroller. What should you keep in mind?
Onion look: layer upon layer of fine materials for delicate baby skin.
Clothing is essential when it gets cooler outside. The layering principle is especially effective during the transitional seasons and also in winter. This way, you can easily react to changing temperatures by adding or removing layers for your baby.
As a base layer you take a Bodysuit made of wool, silk or cotton. Over it a warm Romper or a Pullover and trousersThe last layer is a Overall or a jacket over it. This is where the wool overalls from Engel and BINIBAMBA They're ideal because they regulate temperature and keep your baby warm, whether in a stroller or sling. The cuffs on the hands and feet provide additional warmth.
In addition, of course, a warm Hat, protective gloves or turn-up cuffs and of course warm socks or booties are a must.
Extra tip: Babies' hands and feet are often cold—that's normal. It's important to keep their backs and necks warm. You can find a detailed checklist for ideal baby clothing here.
Clothing is essential when it gets cooler outside. The layering principle is especially effective during the transitional seasons and also in winter. This way, you can easily react to changing temperatures by adding or removing layers for your baby.
As a base layer you take a Bodysuit made of wool, silk or cotton. Over it a warm Romper or a Pullover and trousersThe last layer is a Overall or a jacket over it. This is where the wool overalls from Engel and BINIBAMBA They're ideal because they regulate temperature and keep your baby warm, whether in a stroller or sling. The cuffs on the hands and feet provide additional warmth.
In addition, of course, a warm Hat, protective gloves or turn-up cuffs and of course warm socks or booties are a must.
Extra tip: Babies' hands and feet are often cold—that's normal. It's important to keep their backs and necks warm. You can find a detailed checklist for ideal baby clothing here.
Here are a few things you may not have considered but that no stroller should be without.
Here are a few things you may not have considered but that no stroller should be without.
