Hey! I just found out I'm expecting and the baby should be due in February. I'm wondering if any of you moms have tips on having a newborn in winter/breakup in Alaska. Are there any special products I should be looking for to keep baby warm? Any suggestions? Words of wisdom?
This is my first baby to be born in Alaska as well and even even though I already have kids I feel so unprepared cause Alaska weather is so different..
This is my first pregnancy in Alaska as well, but what I have learned from the locals is that baby jackets are expensive and they grow out of them quickly. So when baby is young wrap they a couple times in heavy blankets, or tuck them inside your jacket in a baby carrier/sling. Make sure they have a hat, and that their face is covered and out of the wind. My baby is due in early early spring so this is what I plan on doing too. Carrying them close is much warmer than putting them in a stroller or car seat to carry around : )
buntings are where it's at (onsie snow suit thingys- i used it daily with my first)-- if you like to be outside hiking or using the front pack. otherwise, lots of blankets and you'll be fine!
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