New England weather walking

Re: New England weather walking

• Bigboobsmcgee member

  October 2015

  You'll just have to play it by ear and see how it is when the baby comes. You might not even feel like getting out for the first 6 weeks to go on long walks so this might not be an issue. OR, if you are feeling good then bundle that baby up and get out there. You'll have to be the judge of it.

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• jenbstevens member

  October 2015

  I nannied for a baby through a New England winter and we just bundled up and went for it. You'll be so desperate to get out of the house that it will be worth it. Alternatively, walk the mall, but then you can't take the dog. 

  
  

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• fragglemom member

  October 2015

  Although "they" are predicting a lot of precipitation for new england this winter, it's also supposed to be a little warmer ( both due to el niño). So it's likely that the extra precipitation will be rain. Worse comes to worse you could always join the mall walkers

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• MargaretC5 member

  October 2015

  The problem I had walking DS in the winter was that the sidewalks were not always cleared, or they were not cleared that well and it was hard to push the stroller.
  If the sidewalks are cleared in your area and you bundle up your LO you should be fine. Just to be on the safe side I used to try to go for walks after lunch when it was usually the warmest.

  

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