Amore unisex sweatshirt
HEVEA PLANET Pacifier
Daisy Bodysuit
Sky blue and white gingham pyjamas.
Blue gauze shirt
Aqua gauze shirt
Camel overalls
Sky blue and white gingham bodysuit
Navy striped jumper
Unisex rosewood pants
Rosewood bodysuit
Peony bodysuit
Unisex baby snowsuit
Brown knit romper
Pomegranate bodysuit
Striped pants
Pink Gingham Bodysuit
Beige checked bodysuit
Yellow petal bloomer
Unisex quilted jacket
Pomegranate trousers
Unisex beige knit romper
Unisex aqua green set
Pink checked bodysuit
Pink gingham pants
Gray stripes pajamas
Unisex ecru knit jumpsuit
Floral bloomers
Peony Pants
Daisy bloomers
Astro bloomers
Pink set
Unisex Ecru Set
Astro body
What temperature should you keep in your baby's room in the winter?
The ideal temperature is between 18 and 20 °C, regardless of the season: comfortable enough so that the baby doesn't get cold, without overheating (a risk factor for sleep). Place a thermometer near the crib (not near the radiator) and air out the room for a few minutes in the morning and evening, even in winter.
How should you dress your baby for bed in the winter?
What to wear to bed depends on the actual temperature in the room:
- 18–20 °C: long-sleeved cotton onesie + velvet or thick cotton pajamas + TOG 2 sleep sack.
- Below 18 °C: Add a layer, increase the TOG rating to 2.5 or 3, and put on socks.
- 20–22 °C: Dress lightly (long-sleeved onesie + TOG 1.5 sleep sack).
Golden rule: Never put blankets, comforters, or pillows in the crib until the baby is about 18 months old (suffocation hazard). A sleep sack is the only safe option. Check out our pajamas and our Kids collection.
How should I dress my baby indoors during the day?
In a heated room (19–21 °C), the rule is simple: one more layer than you’re wearing—no more. A long-sleeved onesie and pajamas or a light sleepwear set are usually enough. Avoid overheating your baby: when lying down or being relatively inactive, they don’t need several thick layers in a heated room.
How should I dress my baby for going out in the winter?
Opt for layering light clothing rather than wearing a single, very thick garment:
- 10–15 °C: long-sleeved onesie + light sweater + fleece or corduroy pants + socks + light hat.
- Below 10 °C: onesie + sweater + fleece-lined racing suit, hat that covers the ears, mittens, warm closed-toe shoes.
- Below 0 °C: Limit the duration of your outings and wear an extra layer under your wetsuit.
The head is the primary area where body heat is lost: a well-fitting hat is essential. Hands and feet get cold quickly: mittens and closed-toe shoes are a priority.
How can you tell if your baby is cold or too hot?
The best indicator isn't the hands or feet (which are naturally cooler), but the back of the neck. Slide your hand down the back of their neck: warm and dry = the right temperature; cold = add a layer; damp or sweaty = remove a layer. If they're overheating, offer a feeding as well: breast milk naturally hydrates and regulates body temperature.
What are the must-have baby accessories for winter?
- A hat is the number one accessory for preventing heat loss.
- Mittens for little hands.
- A onesie or a baby sleeping bag for the stroller.
- A TOG 2 or 3 sleep sack for nighttime (never use a blanket).
- A room thermometer and a humidifier to keep the air healthy even with the heat on.
Check out our baby clothes.
How long does delivery take?
Items are shipped within 48 business hours. For items with custom embroidery, please allow up to approximately eight business days.
What is the return policy?
You have 14 days after receipt to request a refund for an item that does not meet your expectations; exchanges are not permitted. Personalized items with embroidery cannot be returned or refunded. Please contact our customer service department in advance at bonjour@23maiparis.com.
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