Winter envelope jumpsuit for newborns

Parents-to-be are preparing with trepidation and tenderness for the appearance of a baby. They choose things for their child with special care. And for those who expect his birth in late autumn or winter, among other things, there is a question about the choice of outerwear. After all, newborns, like others, need to be outdoors, despite the weather.

There are an incredible number of proposals out there today. But which one should you choose? Recently, envelope overalls have become very popular. What's his secret? Let's figure it out.

In fact, this invention combined 2 things - a jumpsuit and an envelope. From the jumpsuit in it, the upper part is the hood and sleeves. And from the envelope - the bottom, resembling a bag.

There are models suitable for older children.... This is a convertible jumpsuit. In addition to sleeves, it also has pant legs. This helps you quickly and effortlessly convert an envelope into a jumpsuit.

This baby garment has many benefits when compared to envelopes, overalls, or a blanket. It:

• Convenience and ease of use;
• Dressing and undressing does not take long;
• Multifunctionality, the ability to convert an envelope into a jumpsuit;
• Reliable protection from cold;
• Long service life (envelope overalls can be worn not only by babies, but also at an older age).

You can talk about the advantages of this or that type of clothing for a long time. They are all good in their own way. To determine the choice, you need to consider when the baby is due.

• If the birth of a child falls in September-October, it would be most rational to choose an envelope jumpsuit. For the first months, use it as an envelope, and later - as a jumpsuit.

• For those who are due to be born in November-December, a winter sleeve is ideal. While the child cannot hold the head and does not turn over, it is better to use an envelope for walking. Plus, it's cheaper than the previous version.

• If the birth of a child is expected in February-March, then you should not spend money on outerwear. In this case, a blanket will be quite enough, both for discharge and for walks. In a month, it will be warm and it is better to take care of spring clothes.

• For children who will be 4-5 months old by the time of winter, it makes no sense to buy an envelope or a transformer. In this case, it is best to purchase a jumpsuit.

Overalls-envelopes are divided into:

• Winter. This is a warmed version. It features a sewn-on lining made of natural material. It can be sheepskin or down. These fillers are designed for severe frosts.

• Autumn-spring. These models are made using synthetic fillers. They breathe well and prevent overheating.

• Universal. These models have a detachable lining. Therefore, they can be suitable for both autumn and winter.

Also distinguish between piece and separate transformer overalls. The former are capable of converting into an envelope. The second contains two parts - pants with straps and a jacket. It has a hood and a high collar.

• In order to make an envelope out of a piece-piece overalls, you need to unfasten your slippers and unfasten the zippers on the side of the legs. After that, you need to fasten the snake located in the middle. Thus, the product resembles a trapezoid shape. The final action will be to secure the bottom to the rivets.
• The split overalls can be converted in a variety of ways. It can be pants with suspenders, from which it is easy to make pants. You just need to unfasten the straps. There are also transformers with snakes on their sleeves. Usually these are overalls with a removable lining. In them, the sleeves can be unfastened and you get a vest. Some models contain a cross zipper located at the waist line. In this version, the top can be worn even when the baby grows up and the pants become small.

There is a wide variety of fabric solutions for baby outerwear these days. To be more precise, this applies to fillers. The topsheet is usually made of Cordura, which is completely moisture-repelling, or nylon-polyester, which is only partially permeable.

Consider what types of fillers are.

• More recently, down products were the most popular. They are incredibly warm. Many are able to keep the heat of the child's body down to -40 degrees !!! If your baby loves to sleep on a walk, this is ideal. Down copes well with moisture and thermal conductivity. However, it has some disadvantages. Firstly, it can cause feather allergies, and secondly, if the product is poorly sewn, feathers can pass through the fabric.

• Another popular filler is fur. Products made from it are as warm as downy ones. When buying an envelope jumpsuit made of fur, you need to know how to store it. For example, fur products cannot be machine washed.Therefore, it will not be superfluous to first read the care instructions.

• The following insulation has been known for centuries. It's about wool. True, today this material is rarely used in high-quality envelopes. First, it is a strong allergen. Secondly, a product on wool will not save you from strong winds. And thirdly, when it gets wet, it immediately absorbs moisture and dries for a long time.

• Sheepskin has become an excellent alternative to wool. This material has the same advantages as down, but is devoid of its disadvantages. Sheepskin is non-allergenic and can withstand colder temperatures. It should be noted that the product on the sheepskin is quite heavy. In addition, it must have a protective inner layer, otherwise the sheepskin may roll.

• Another well-known filler is fleece. True, it is not used in winter clothes. This is a demi-season option. It perfectly absorbs excess moisture, preventing the child from sweating.

• Sintepon is a cheap, but not the highest quality material. It is best not to use it for babies. The product on a synthetic winterizer will lose all its attractiveness after the first wash, since the synthetic winterizer will simply be knocked down in pieces. There is no need to talk about the heat-saving properties of this material - it is too “blown out”.

In order to purchase a quality item that will delight you and your baby for more than one season, you need to take a responsible attitude to the purchase of an envelope jumpsuit.

1. First of all, you need to decide how long the product should be. If you prefer the static version, then choose the size "0-3 M" or "52-68 cm". If you want to buy a transformer, then any size is allowed.
2. Further. It is worth paying attention to the color of the product. The envelope can be of any shade. But it is better to choose a transformer that is not easily soiled. Especially if the child begins to learn to walk in winter.
3. And the last thing. Take a good look at the fittings available. Find out if the fasteners are tight, if the zippers are working, and if they are catching the fabric. It is also important how well the sleeves and the hood are pulled, because it depends on whether your baby will be warm in winter frost.