8 Cold-Weather Baby Picks We’re Buying This Winter

Gear up now, before temps dip. [❤ babylist]( Dressing a baby for cold weather is about striking a balance: you don’t want them to be too cold, but you also don’t want to overheat them with too many layers. The best winter clothes and gear make this tightrope walk a tad easier, with features that make layering up or down simpler. (30 snaps? No, thanks.) We’ve rounded up the best winter baby clothes, plus a few extra add-ons to make the freezy season breezy. [Best Winter Clothes]( MORE COLD-WEATHER PICKS Take Cover JOLLY JUMPER (AMAZON) Snuggle Baby Cover Carrier A water-repellent, fleece-lined cover that goes over most soft baby carriers and makes getting out of the house (and into the cold) easier. ($39.99) [Shop Now]( Got You Covered GOUMI KIDS x BABYLIST Bamboo & Organic Cotton Footie Built-in mitts that keep little hands warm make these organic one-piece outfits cold-weather staples. ($29) [Shop Now]( Bye, Dry Skin DARLYNG & CO. Unscented Skincare Gift Set These winter bath go-tos feature soothing ingredients like colloidal oats, unrefined shea butter and coconut. ($55) [Shop Now]( Sponsored Pottery Barn Kids These tiny chairs are about to make your bedtime routine a lot more adorable. The chair every ’90s kid secretly coveted, now in toddler size. Designed with a kid-friendly handle, light enough to tote from room-to-room and ideal for all those repeat reads of Goodnight Gorilla. Our picks: [soft shearling]( or [modern brushstrokes](. [Shop Anywhere Chairs]( Warm Walks JJ COLE (BABYLIST) Original Bundleme Toddler This machine-washable cover fits over most strollers and eliminates the need for a blanket. ($49.99) [Shop Now]( Ready for Anything FRIDABABY (BABYLIST) Sick Day Prep Kit The tools you need to fight whatever’s ailing your kiddo, all in one grab-and-go package. ($39.99) [Shop Now]( One-Piece Sleeper ERGOPOUCH (BABYLIST) 1.0 TOG Winter Pajamas A great option for babies who don't like using a sleeping bag or toddlers who kick off their blankets. ($39.99) [Shop Now]( In Hindsight In Partnership with Expectful Registry Re-do: 10 things I'd add to prioritize my own well-being after baby. Nathalie Walton—mindfulness expert, CEO of [Expectful]( and new mom— forgot to consider one key person on her registry: herself. Here's how she’d approach her registry 18 months into parenthood, and the postpartum purchases that made the biggest difference. [Self-Care]( Relax & Read POTTERY BARN KIDS Cream Sherpa Anywhere Chair When it’s too cold to play outside, a plush spot for your little one to curl up and read their favorite books is just as fun. ($175) [Shop Now]( How Handy 7 A.M. Enfant WarMMuffs One-size-fits-all mittens that attach right to a stroller’s handle to keep parents’ hands warm. No more misplaced gloves! ($39.99) [Shop Now]( Shop All Baby Essentials [Shop Babylist]( [Email settings]( • [Unsubscribe]( • [Privacy Policy]( Babylist is made with love in Oakland 1625 Clay Street, Suite 500, Oakland, CA, 94612 This information is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only. We do not accept any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, personal or otherwise, incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, from any information or advice contained here. Babylist may earn compensation from affiliate links in this content.