
How to Dress Baby by Temperature: Chart, Layers and Hats
The chart from 77 °F to freezing: what babies and toddlers wear, which hat when, and how to check they're warm enough.
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Layers, hats, sleep sacks and sun protection for babies and toddlers up to age 3. Clearly explained, with sources.


The chart from 77 °F to freezing: what babies and toddlers wear, which hat when, and how to check they're warm enough.
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Seasons · 0–3 years
Onesie, one warm layer, snowsuit: what newborns and babies wear in freezing weather, in the stroller, carrier and bus.

Seasons · 0–3 years
Long, light, in the shade: what your baby wears in summer, when the sun hat fits and why no blanket on the stroller.

Seasons · 0–3 years
43 °F in the morning, 63 °F at noon: light jacket or fleece suit, which hat, and what comes off along the way.

Seasons · 0–3 years
Heat wave with a baby: indoors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. once it hits 86 °F, the bare minimum at night, and signs of overheating.

Sleep · 0–3 years
The TOG chart made simple: from 0.5 in a warm room to 2.5 in a cool one, and what your baby wears under it at night.

On the go · 0–3 years
Puffy coats and snowsuits leave the harness too loose. How your baby stays warm in the car, and cool in summer.