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Sheepskin liner

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Katiem1234 · 28/05/2019 13:10

Hi, I'm looking at buying the sheepskin liner from mothercare. I love the idea of it getting baby cool in the summer and warm in the winter. I just want to check if its really going to be suitable for winter? Will I need a footmuff come that time of year? Or will a sheepskin liner and blanket or 2 be okay?

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Watchingthetelly · 28/05/2019 13:13

IME you'll need a footmuff too. They kick blankets off too easily.

Iwrotethissongfor · 28/05/2019 13:19

Agree blankets useless as get kicked off. Get a zipped sheepskin footmuff - the zip goes all the way round and zips off so you have just the liner in summer then reattach footmuff when gets colder

Katiem1234 · 28/05/2019 14:06

Unfortunately a full zipped sheepskin footmuff is going to be a bit out of our budget. :'( So it will have to either get a sheepskin liner or a fleece footmuff. I should've mentioned, the pushchair I bought does have an apron cover. Will it be okay to have a sheepskin liner, baby, blanket or 2 then apron cover which should stop blanket falling off? Or is a footmuff a definite must for winter?

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bedtimestories · 28/05/2019 14:15

Mine did OK with sheepskin liner and blanket with apron. Lo was 6mths old come autum, liked to be warm and snug

Katiem1234 · 28/05/2019 15:59

Thank you bedtimestories, did you find the liner did do a good job of keeping them warm in the winter? Any points you felt a footmuff would of been better or was a sheepskin liner and blanket always fine?
I'm probably over thinking it!

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bedtimestories · 07/06/2019 12:46

Liner and blanket was fine, when we had snow I did put an extra blanket in for school run which took an hour round trip. I was given more blankets than I needed

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