Since Norwegian kids spend a lot of the school year outside, parents in Norway have become experts in dressing their kids for any weather condition. Here's a shopping list we were provided by Ella’s first daycare: It's a great start for any kid who likes to play outside, even when the weather is less than optimal.
Keeping our kids warm outdoors is probably one of our main concerns as parents, but we tend to overlook the fact that we can actually make them 'too warm'. As a rule, kids tend to feel the heat more than adults. Above all, babies should not be dressed too warmly, because they transpire heavily.
Don't you hate it when your child starts hiccuping and you can't seem to help them? Very few parents know that when their kids start hiccuping, it’s time to put on some more layers. Layering is important because it keeps you warm and dry all at the same time.
As parents, we worry about our kids. We worry about if they will get too hot and sticky during the summer or too cold during the winter. Imagine, finding the perfect clothing to balance both.
