Winter holidays with baby
10.1.2017
Translation: machine translated
Whether you like it or not, going on winter holiday with a baby is a bit more complicated, and the car is even fuller than usual. But that's no reason to give up your holiday! We've put together everything you need to leave with peace of mind.
The storage perfect for all baby's stuff
For a car journey that's calm and safe
If the baby cries in the car because he's not feeling well, the situation is likely to be distressing for everyone. That's why it's essential to prepare the journey well and plan enough breaks.
In addition to the child's safety, entertainment and nutrition are also very important. So, as well as toys, think about snacks and drinks.
A good night's sleep despite the new environment
When they don't know the place, children generally sleep less well than in their usual room. That's why it's advisable to take a few items from the room with you, to simplify the adjustment.
Regular care is essential
On holiday too, a baby's basic needs, such as changing nappies, must also be taken care of. If you're staying at a wellness hotel, it's even better, as you'll also have the chance to go swimming with your child.
The right seat for two hands free
If you always have to have your baby in your arms, it's not restful at all. So taking along a foldable or space-saving seat is well worth it. Not all hotels and flats offer a special baby seat.
A healthy snack at the time you want
When baby is no longer drinking from the breast, you unfortunately need to take a few more things with you. In addition to bottles, sippy cups, thermos bottles, bibs and co, these accomplices help you and make you much more flexible during the holidays, while feeding your child in a healthy way.
Rest during a quiet walk
In the baby sling, baby carrier, pushchair or sled with footmuff, a walk not only does baby good, but also relaxes parents.
Because babies can't regulate their body temperature on their own in the first few months of life, it's up to their parent to look after them. This means that when they're not on the move or outside, they need to be dressed accordingly so they don't get cold. Of course, there are also a number of accessories that provide warmth.
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