Most people think of snow, ice, and rain as the big winter baby chill hazards, but wind is actually one...
Most people think of snow, ice, and rain as the big winter baby chill hazards, but wind is actually one of the worst things your baby may be exposed to.
Wind blows directly at your baby and can lower his body temperature quickly. If the windchill is low enough, wind can even directly result in frostbite. That said, bundle up your baby if you go for a walk in the rain or snow, BUT really bundle that baby up if the wind is blowing.
To learn more on winter bundling, read the following:
