I live in Mexico and its like they are covering the babies in 2 blankets and its like 90° out and if you dont put a blanket around it and its sweating like crazy and you get preached out about not putting it in blankets and that its going to get sickI personally think its stupid to put it in so many blankets is there a rule about it?
Lots of fruits vegetables Oatmeal Anything with wheat or brand
Just be sure to give your child lots of fruits and veggies (fresh is best) and teach them good eating habitsA child will eat what you give them if you do not make a big deal out of it.
Sweet potatoesOatmealCarrotsRaisin Bran cerealYou can add bran and soluble fiber to most homemade baked goods without altering the taste.
Babies feel the temperature just like we doIt's an old wife's tale that they feel cold, even in severe temperaturesIf it's hot, and you feel hot, then you dress your baby accordingly and don't use any blankets If you wonder if you're baby's hot or cold, then you just need to touch their skinif it feels cold, then the baby needs a layerIt IS true that their little feet gets cold, even in summer, because they have poor circulation early on - but in such a case, they just need a pair of socks - not a blanketYou get special light weight swaddling blankets if you want to swaddle the baby in summerIf you bundle them up in warm blankets, in summer heat, your baby has a real chance of getting too warm, which isn't a good thing at allIn fact, there's a link between SIDS and babies who are 'overheated' due to being bundled up too much or the room temps being too high (air con) to keep the baby 'warm'My son was born in summerI live in South Africa and our summer temps are up thereDuring the summer, my son slept in nothing but a short-sleeved onesie since the day he was bornIf it did get a little nippy at night, I'd put him in something warmer, but still light weight and I'd cover him with a very light blanket (he didn't like to be swaddled), up to the middle of his chest.
