What should a baby wear in a carrier?
Plan baby-carrier clothing around shared warmth, exposed feet and a clear airway. Learn what to reconsider when switching from a stroller.
SMALL QUESTIONS, EVERYDAY ANSWERS
The Snugometer blog
Practical reads for the getting-dressed part of your day: walks, changing weather, bedtime and car journeys.
Baby sleeping bag TOG guide: what do the numbers mean?
Understand 0.5, 1.0 and 2.5 TOG sleeping bags, how room temperature affects the choice, and why the manufacturer's clothing chart matters.
My baby has cold hands but a warm body: do they need another layer?
Cold hands alone do not tell you whether your baby's outfit is warm enough. Where to check, when to adjust layers, and when to seek advice.
What should a baby wear in hot weather?
Plan a baby's summer outfit with light clothing, shade and an open pram. Separate daytime sun protection from bedroom sleepwear.
How to dress a baby when the temperature changes during a walk
Plan an 8–15°C outing with removable layers, a useful spare and a clear point to reassess. Includes indoor stops and stroller-to-carrier changes.
What should a baby wear in 10°C?
A practical starting outfit for 10°C (50°F), with room to adjust for wind, a footmuff and the way your baby is travelling.
How to dress a baby for a stroller walk
Plan layers for a stroller walk, account for the footmuff, and make changes when sunshine, wind or an indoor stop changes the day.
What should a baby wear to sleep at 19°C?
Choosing sleepwear at 19°C (66°F): use the room temperature, check your sleeping bag's own guide, and watch for signs of overheating.
How to dress a baby safely in a car seat in winter
Winter car-seat clothing: thin layers beneath the harness, warmth over the fastened straps, and adjustments as the car warms up.