How to choose your baby's cold-weather suit

In winter, babies' skin is particularly vulnerable to low temperatures. Their fragile bodies have difficulty regulating heat. This makes them more susceptible to cold snaps. As a parent, you need to provide them with the right clothing to protect them while ensuring their comfort. Find out here how to choose the right baby suit for cold days.

Choose insulating materials

The right one clothing for a baby in winterIt's the one that keeps you warm without making you sweat. We recommend choosing a suit made from materials that are both insulating and breathable. The wool is one of the most appreciated for its softness, warmth and ability to naturally regulate body temperature.

Thick cotton is also an excellent choice. It's comfortable, easy to care for and, above all, suitable for sensitive skin. As for fleece-lined technical fabricssThey're lightweight yet highly insulating. They're ideal for wet weather or windy.

For a baby racing suit combining comfort and warmth, Petit Béguin offers soft and practical models, ideal for cold days. With quality materials and designs adapted to each season, the brand offers clothing that guarantees well-being and style for little ones.

Adapt thickness to outside temperature

Too hot, the baby suit can cause your child to overheat, while if it's too light, it won't provide enough protection. It's important to take the outside temperature into account when dressing your child:

• for moderate winters (0 to 10°C)Choose a wetsuit lined with cotton or fleece;
• for extreme cold (-5 to 0°C)Choose a quilted or down-filled model with integrated hood and hand protectors;
• for humid conditionsChoose a water-repellent or waterproof fabric to prevent moisture penetration.

It is possible to superimpose several thin layers of clothing under the suit to adjust the level of comfort according to the user's needs. weather.

Choose a practical garment

Cold days don't have to mean complicated clothing styles. Simply opt for a jumpsuit with a full closure. Whether it's a central zip or a double zip, make sure you can put the suit on your child without straining his arms and legs.

It is also advisable to provide openings at the pegs.. They make it easier to slip on shoes or slippers. Complete the look with a fitted hood. It will protect your little one's head without obstructing his visibility.

It should be noted that a opening system This quick-change system is particularly useful for changing diapers without having to remove the whole suit.

Choose the right size

Another criterion, and not the least, for choosing your baby suit is the size. A model that's too small will restrict your child's movements, while one that's too big will let in cold air.

If your baby is not yet walkingturn to slightly baggy models to slip on a blanket if necessary. However, if he's an active person, make sure the suit fits snugly around his body, leaving him plenty of room to move.

Most importantly, always check the length sleeves and legs. These areas must be completely covered without dragging.