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Baby carrier clothing at 5°C

How should I dress my baby in a carrier at 5°C?

At 5°C, your body warms the baby’s torso, but cold air can still reach the head, lower legs and feet.

Quick answer

5°C starting point

Wear in the carrier

  • Warm long-sleeve base layer
  • Warm trousers

Outside protection

  • Carrier cover or coat extension
  • Warm hat

Watch

  • Exposed legs and feet
  • Cold wind
Why this starting point

Use a warm base layer, trousers and a modest mid-layer, then put the main wind or cold protection over the carrier rather than packing a bulky coat between you and your baby. Keep the face and airway fully visible.

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What can change the answer?

  • Your body heat counts as insulation around the torso.
  • Avoid bulky padding between you and your baby because it can alter fit and trap heat.
  • Wind can matter more than the air temperature for exposed areas.

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