Long-sleeve bodysuit: Natural fabrics such as cotton are best. They are breathable, very comfortable for babies and prevent skin irritations thanks to their hypoallergenic properties.
Thin pants: Make sure the pants are made of a stretchy fabric to ensure freedom of movement and avoid pressure points in sensitive areas.
Thin socks: Cotton socks are best for keeping your baby warm and comfortable. Do not use socks that are too tight so as not to impair blood circulation.
Sun hat: A wide-brimmed sun hat will protect your baby’s face, neck and nape from sunburn. Choose a hat made of breathable material to avoid overheating.
Check UV protection: Even if long clothing seems too warm at first glance, it serves the purpose of protecting your baby from sunburn. Sunscreen should be avoided in the first year of life as it puts unnecessary strain on baby’s sensitive skin. Make sure you wear long, loose clothing and it’s best to stay in the shade.
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