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Article: How to Choose Weather-Appropriate Clothes for Newborns

How to Choose Weather-Appropriate Clothes for Newborns

Newborns are sensitive to temperature changes, and the right clothing is essential to keep them safe, comfortable, and well-rested. Here’s a simple guide to dressing your baby correctly for every season.


Summer (Hot & Humid Weather)

Choose lightweight, breathable fabrics to prevent overheating.
Recommended:

  • Sleeveless or half-sleeve cotton jablas

  • Muslin tops

  • Light cotton shorts

  • Thin swaddles

Avoid: Synthetic fabrics and dark colors.


Winter (Cold Weather)

Layering helps trap warmth without discomfort.
Recommended:

  • Full-sleeve cotton onesies

  • Light fleece blankets

  • Caps, mittens, socks

  • Soft cotton jackets


Monsoon (Humid Weather)

Keep clothing dry and gentle on skin.
Recommended:

  • Quick-dry cotton clothes

  • Breathable rompers

  • Muslin swaddles

Tip: Change immediately if clothes feel damp.


Mild Weather

Simple, light layers work best.
Recommended:

  • Cotton bodysuits

  • Thin cardigans for evenings


How to Know Your Baby Is Comfortable

Too Hot: Sweaty neck, redness, fussiness
Too Cold: Cool chest, shivering, crying
Just Right: Warm (not sweaty) chest, calm, sleeping well


Best Fabrics for Newborns

  • 100% Cotton

  • Muslin

  • Soft ribbed cotton

These materials are breathable, gentle, and ideal for Indian climate.


Final Tip

Choose soft, breathable layers and adjust clothing to the weather. Comfort and safety should always be the priority.

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