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Pramsuit or blanket

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Lucban · 24/03/2023 23:24

Hi everyone, I'm going out for the day tomorrow with my 4 month old. Mostly be outside and probably pop into cafes throughout the day. The weather is supposed to be around 10°c to 13°c, I've planned my son's outfit which is a short sleeve vest, jumper, leggings, socks and a coat and a hat. However I'm not sure if I should use the footmuff for his legs or just a blanket. My son is hot blooded!! The footmuff is quite thick. Do you think he will be too warm in a footmuff, the coat he will be wearing is a thick coat.

Thank you ❤️

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RafaellaOrDella · 24/03/2023 23:26

I'd probably go with a blanket. Sounds like he will be very warmly dressed anyway.

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Lucban · 24/03/2023 23:34

RafaellaOrDella · 24/03/2023 23:26

I'd probably go with a blanket. Sounds like he will be very warmly dressed anyway.

Thank you for the advice. I just worry that he doesn't move in the pram so he will get cold easily haha. I think it's so hard to judge the weather

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CoalCraft · 25/03/2023 01:10

With a jumper and coat on already I'd just tuck a blanket around his legs.

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Ikeatears · 25/03/2023 01:25

Layers are your friend. Take two blankets. If he feels cold to touch, add the extra blanket

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Lucban · 25/03/2023 08:59

CoalCraft · 25/03/2023 01:10

With a jumper and coat on already I'd just tuck a blanket around his legs.

That's what I was thinking!!! I know how warm he gets, even wearing a wooly hat he hates it 😂🙈

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Lucban · 25/03/2023 08:59

Ikeatears · 25/03/2023 01:25

Layers are your friend. Take two blankets. If he feels cold to touch, add the extra blanket

Thank you!!! I might just do that.

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