Sweatshirt, onesie, lightweight pants with socks and shoes. Then when it gets hot they can get rid of the sweatshirt and even the socks and shoes if necessary.
First of all, I'm INSANELY jealous..I'll be happy when our highs for the day rise to 50 degrees a week from now (so says our forecast). Second, I would do pants, short sleeved shirt, sweater/sweatshirt that can be removed when it gets warmer.
Hehe. We have weather like that a lot here, where the morning & afternoon are almost 20 degrees different- I keep hoodie sweatshirts at DC for each of them in case of cold. I generally dress them for the warmer weather, so I'd put mine in pants & short sleeved shirts for the high 70s but then send them in the morning in a jacket to wear outside for morning play and hten the teachers can make the judgment for the afternoon play.
GL. I just try to have alot of options AT daycare so that I don't have to worry about it so much at home.
Layers, layers, layers. We have freaky weather like that here, too. I'd say a short sleeved shirt or onesie, pants, and a hoodie or sweater than can be taken off when it gets too hot.
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Today DD is wearing a short sleeved shirt, pants, and sneakers. She has a hoodie at daycare and I let her teachers use their discretion about if to use it for outside time or not.
Re: Mid 50s in the AM, high 70s in the PM...
Sweatshirt, onesie, lightweight pants with socks and shoes. Then when it gets hot they can get rid of the sweatshirt and even the socks and shoes if necessary.
No need to brag
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Hehe. We have weather like that a lot here, where the morning & afternoon are almost 20 degrees different- I keep hoodie sweatshirts at DC for each of them in case of cold. I generally dress them for the warmer weather, so I'd put mine in pants & short sleeved shirts for the high 70s but then send them in the morning in a jacket to wear outside for morning play and hten the teachers can make the judgment for the afternoon play.
GL. I just try to have alot of options AT daycare so that I don't have to worry about it so much at home.