How to layer your baby according to temperature

"Hi everyone! As parents, we always want our little ones to be comfy. But figuring out how to dress them for different temperatures can feel tricky. Today, we'll break down the simple art of layering baby clothes!" Think of it in three easy steps: Base Layer – this is the foundation, usually a soft cotton onesie. Middle Layer – for added warmth, like pajamas or a light sweater and pants. And the Outer Layer – think jackets or warm sleep sacks for colder temperatures or outdoors Let's put this together.Hot Days (Above 75°F / 24°C) Keep it light with just a onesie or diaper indoors. Outdoors, a light breathable outfit and a hat are key."

Mild days Between 68-74°F (20-23°C): Indoors or for sleep, a long-sleeved onesie with light pajamas or a sleep sack works well. Outdoors, add light pants and maybe a light sweater. Cool days "In cooler temperatures, 61-67°F (16-19°C): Layer a long-sleeved onesie with pajamas and a warmer sleep sack. Outdoors, add a thicker sweater and a hat." Cold days "Below 60°F (15°C): For cold weather, think long-sleeved onesie, thick pajamas, a warm sleep sack, and outdoors, a winter coat, hat, and mittens. Important note for car seats: remove bulky outerwear before buckling!" jacket before placing in a car seat). Text overlays for each temperature range and clothing suggestion.

Checking for Comfort & Safety

How do you know if your baby is comfortable? Feel their back or chest – not their hands or feet. If it's sweaty or too hot, remove a layer. If they feel cold, add one. Look for cues: a happy, content baby is usually dressed just right. Fussiness or flushed skin could mean they're too warm, while cold skin on their torso means they need another layer." Layering doesn't have to be complicated. Trust your instincts and pay attention to your baby's cues. "