How many clothes should a newborn baby wear in winter? How to wear them to keep warm and convenient?

Babies have a faster metabolism than adults. It is not appropriate to wear more clothes and less clothes. Too hot and too cold are harmful to health. Parents should touch the baby's neck and back. If it is warm and does not sweat, it means it is just right. There is no need to add or subtract clothes. Parents can keep warm in the baby's abdomen, neck and other important parts, which is both warm and convenient. Judge that the baby can't touch warm or cold hands, and it is appropriate to touch the right part. It gets cold in winter. The question of how to dress children has aroused discussion among parents. Some parents think that children like sports and sweat a lot, so they don't need to wear too much. But some parents think that it is easy to catch a cold if you don't wear more clothes in winter. Adults often judge whether the baby is cold or not, mostly feeling cold or not, or touching the baby's hand to judge, which is wrong.

The baby's metabolism is faster than that of adults, and it produces more calories. Adults can't judge whether their children are cold or not by their own warmth and coldness. Don't touch your baby with your hands to judge whether it is warm or cold, but touch your baby's neck and back. Because the baby is young, the heart is weak, and the blood circulation in the limbs is weak, touching hands and feet is not the right way.

How to dress your baby in winter should follow the following principles. Try to choose warm, sweat-absorbent and comfortable clothes for your baby, especially close-fitting clothes, and be sure to keep warm with pure cotton. Wear "onion dressing" clothes. If you only wear autumn coats and thick down jackets, it is easy to catch a cold when you feel hot. Therefore, you can wear a few thinner clothes, and take off one when it is hot, so that the rest of the clothes will not catch cold and can adapt to the changes of environmental temperature more quickly.

Pay attention to local warmth when wearing clothes. If you are worried that your baby will be cold when going out, you can put on a hat and scarf to keep your baby warm. If the baby is not afraid of cold, it will do less harm to the baby's body than wearing it.

Dress your baby in winter, and two parts must protect your baby's feet and abdomen to keep warm. As the saying goes, "Cold starts from the feet" is not unreasonable, because there are many blood vessels and nerves on the feet, which are very sensitive to temperature sensing. If your feet catch cold, you will easily catch a cold, so it is very important to keep your feet warm. You can usually wash your feet with water with the right temperature and put on socks to keep warm.

The baby's abdomen is very fragile. If the abdomen catches cold, it is easy to cause colds and diarrhea. Therefore, whether you are dressing or sleeping, you should keep your baby's abdomen warm.

Dressing your baby like this in winter is both warm and convenient. Remember to wear light and soft clothes inside, then warm clothes, and finally wear windproof and cold-proof clothes outside, and wear reasonable clothes according to the baby's age. Newborn baby, when the baby is not full moon, as long as there is heating at home, you don't have to wear clothes, just wrap it in a small bag.

Babies within three months can wear monk clothes, and pullovers are not suitable for babies. If the weather is cold, you can put on a monk's costume and put a bag with the right thickness outside.

Don't put too much clothes on your baby, just keep your back, abdomen and feet warm. The heat generated by the baby wearing too much can't be dissipated, but it will lead to fever, dehydration and difficulty breathing. Be sure to dress your baby scientifically and reasonably.