What to wear for newborns in autumn and winter

We all know that the transitional seasons of autumn and winter are the most likely to cause human colds, especially for children, because their immunity is relatively poor, so they are most likely to be infected with colds. At this time, mothers must keep their babies warm. For newborns, they must not be carried out in this weather. So what clothes should newborns wear in autumn and winter?

What clothes should newborns wear in winter

1. Cloth sheet + blanket

Generally, when a baby is born, the hospital will provide two sets of small blankets for a fee. The baby basically does not need to wear clothes during the confinement period and is wrapped in a small sheet and a small blanket. If there is heating at home, mothers only need to prepare two more small sheets. Any more will be of no use. Babies under one year old grow very fast, and it would be a waste to buy too many. If the heating is not turned on, you can add a thicker jumpsuit.

2. Monk's Clothes

The tops for babies aged 0 to 3 months are generally in the style of monk clothes. Because the neck of a newborn is relatively soft, pullover clothes are difficult to put on and take off. The design of monk clothes is especially suitable for newborn babies. Generally, 4 pieces are enough, because children grow very fast in the first three months and they look different every day, so it would be a waste to buy too many.

However, because it is winter, after wearing the monk's clothes, you have to wrap the baby with a blanket of moderate thickness on the outside. But don't cover the baby too much or dress too thickly to avoid heat stroke syndrome.

3. Jumpsuit

Because babies have no waist and are very soft, wearing two-piece clothes will squeeze their stomachs; I also think clothes with small ropes are unsafe, as the knots will pinch the baby. Overall, onesies are more convenient and safer. Be sure to note that the buttons on the onesies should be made of plastic, not iron, to avoid iron allergies in your baby.

Moreover, the jumpsuit can effectively protect the baby's belly, and the clothes will not ride up when holding the baby. If it is a jumpsuit with feet, it will protect the little feet very well. Mothers can buy several pieces of both thin and thick ones. Generally, they can wear thin onesies if there is heating at home, and wear thick onesies and wrap themselves in a blanket when going out.

4. Close-fitting underwear

Many mothers only pay attention to keeping the baby warm and ignore the baby's underwear. In fact, underwear is particularly important to the baby's skin. Babies need to wear soft cotton underwear, which not only absorbs sweat but also keeps air around the skin, blocking the loss of body heat. Babies are not prone to getting sick, so the underwear must be soft and close-fitting.