What youll want Mitts Booties or warm socks Toque (hat) and/or balaclava (I love a good baby balaclava!) Neck warmer or soft gaiter (never a long scarf on babies) 1) Hat (Toque) or Balaclava Babies lose heat quickly through their heads: Best choice: a warm toque that fully covers ears For better coverage: a balaclava can be a game-changer because it covers head, ears, and neck in one easy piece 2) Neck + Face Protection (Without a Scarf) For babies, I skip traditional scarves
No matter what style you are, this dress will not let you down
Self: 95% Polyester 5% Spandex, Lining: 96% Polyester 4% Spandex
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Blue, beige, or grey pants can make an awesome add-on to white shirt