First Layer: Fabrics, fabrics, fabrics!
1.
The
first and most important step to layering your tot in cold temperatures
is the fabric – there are a variety of fabrics out there to choose
from, but only some
will keep your little one warm and cozy, while others can actually make
the cold worse
2.
Avoid
cotton as the first layer when bundling up yourself and your children,
because it absorbs moisture keeping you cold and wet
3.
Choose synthetic and natural fiber (such as wool) fabrics, as they wick the moisture away from the body
Second Layer: Keep the cold out and the warmth in
4.
The
second layer's purpose is to keep your body's natural heat in –
fleeces, synthetic layers or light weight down jackets are the best
options for layer number
two
5.
Choose
layers appropriate to the activity your child will partake in – if they
are skiing, playing outside in the snow or having a snowball fight a
thin or medium
fleece will work best because they will be exerting a lot of energy
and generating a lot of body heat; if you plan to take them on a nice
wintery walk you will want to try a thicker layer
Top Layer: A shield for your body
6.
The
top layer acts like a shell that reflects the biting cold elements away
from your child’s body, protecting them from wind and rain – find
jackets that are water
and wind resistant and contain insulating and shielding fabrics
Tips: Keep your head warm
7.
Although
your child may hate wearing hat in the cold, it’s extremely important
they do – children and adults can lose about 10% of body heat by not
properly covering
their feet, hands and head
8.
Be sure that you and your kid have a good hat, mittens or gloves and waterproof boots
These tips come from Free Country, which sells high-quality winter apparel and is starting early Black
Friday/Cyber Monday sales Wednesday with a website wide discount of up to 75% off. Free Country offers
men, women and children a wide range of bright-colored, fashionable yet
functional everyday outerwear. Constructed from high-performance
fabrics with rugged charm, smart styling and classic
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from November 29th to December 2nd, FreeCountry.com is offering a variety of doorbuster deals:
·
November 29th – December 3rd – 3 in 1 jackets starting at $49.99
·
November 30th – Fleece jackets starting at $19.99
·
December 1st – Down jackets starting at $39.99
·
December 2nd – Softshell jackets starting at $29.99
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