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onesie under jammies in fall/winter?
My daughter is due late October and I am curious if I am supposed to put a onsie on her under her jammies? Socks? Contemplating my hospital bag and have noo idea how to do this. ....
Definitely socks! I am due in October and my nephew was born in October my sister was a ftm and never had socks on him but his poor feet were freezing! And make sure to bring hats..
Thanks, I put together 3 newborn 3 three month outfits and extra onesies and socks (: Now. ... do I need to bring shoes for her to the hospital or are socks ok?
Im due in October. I live in Alaska so I dont know what to expect this year. Pack just in case!
I couldn't imagine going with that rule here. It's 102 right now. It just depends on where you live. If it's cooler in October, bring a few extra baby clothes.
I always have,.even in the warmer months just because they are softer for their skin
If where you live is cold during the winter it's okay to do so. I did it with my daughter a lot. Just make sure baby don't get to hot. If your cold the baby mite not be cold. Socks are okay too so they feet not cold.
It depends on the temperature really. They say baby should wear one more layer than you, but we have had terrible heatwave lately that baby has been wearing nothing indoors and only one thin layer outdoors. Your house should also be between 16-22 degrees (recommendations for UK anyway). Come the winter, he'll be 5 months and if it's cool then just one layer plus his sleepbag, if it's really cold, then his vest, and sleepsuit and sleep bag. Or if its a thicker sleepsuit, the fleecey type, he either won't have a cover but will wear a vest, or won't wear a vest but will have his sleepbag, if that makes sense x
Depends on where you live. Here in October it's still pretty warm. You could always bring extras as a just in case. Baby clothes are small lol they don't take up much room
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