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Winter Clothes for Kids
Can you feel it? There's a nip in the air and it's time to bundle up the little ones and even the teens in some warm gear. Hats




Tips
- Dress kids in layers
so they can stay warm and dry.
- Have your kids wear bright colors
to be easily seen when weather gets bad.
- Be sure your child wears a hat, scarf, and gloves, and keeps his/her ears covered.
- Pay attention to weather reports and avoid outdoor activities during severe wind chills and extremely low temperatures. Infants
and toddlers
should not go outside when the wind chill dips to 10 degrees or below.
- Know the symptoms of hypothermia and frost bite.
- Make sure children know to never touch metal during cold temperatures, and also never eat snow.
- For Outdoor Sports:
- Heated ski boots
are the warmest, but most expensive option for keeping those little toes toasty.
- Select socks that wick sweat away from skin.
- Wearing winter protection made of lambswool
around the toes and fingers tends to keep the heat in.
- Mittens
work better than gloves.
- Tuck handwarmer packs
inside mittens and socks.
Wintertime Accessories
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Outerwear
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Clothing
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Related Guides
External Links
- MSNBC.com: Advice for keeping kids healthy and active even in nasty weather.
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