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How to dressed Baby in summer?

Summer settles slowly, the days lie down and the sun comes to caress the cheeks of toddlers. For them Babys, this season is synonymous with sweetness and discoveries: bright light, walks in the open air, the freshness of a light cloth against the skin ... But when temperatures climb, a question often comes back: how to dress Baby In summer to keep it protected, comfortable and free to move? At Bonton, we like to dress Baby As we compose a summer: with lightness, soft materials and thoughts thought to let it grow, explore and marvel.

Favor natural and breathable materials

The comfort of Baby In summer is above all based on the choice of materials. At this time of year, it is essential to opt for light, natural, and above all breathable textiles. Biological cotton, linen and especially the cotton gauze are our allies. These soft and aerial materials naturally regulate body temperature and let the skin breathe, never irritate it. For the little ones, whose skin is still fragile, these materials are obvious. The cotton gauze, in particular, lends itself wonderfully to summer outfits: flexible, light and naturally crumpled, it accompanies the movements of Baby Without embarrassing it, from the deckchair to its hesitant first steps.

Simple outfits, well thought out for toddlers

At home as in a walk, the BabyS need easy to put on, ample and soft. No need to multiply diapers: A Body short sleeves in Organic cotton, A light frosty or a fluid combish is largely enough for hot days. For those who start to move alone, we will choose forms that leave the legs free, like a Dungaree in linen or a bloomer associated with a light top. And as soon as you put your nose outside, you think of protecting the head: a hat or a bob will be perfect to avoid sunburn.

Adapt the outfits to the different moments of the day

In summer, the temperature often varies between the moments of the day. For a stroller walk in the morning or at the end of the afternoon, you can slip into the bag a little Cardigan in Knitwearfine, a Blouse Light cotton or a lango to be placed on the legs in the event of a wind. These parts make it possible to cover Baby Without weighing it down. In case of high heat, it may happen that Baby Transpire: it is then important to be able to change it easily. Dry and breathable clothing helps to avoid irritation and promotes comfort, even during an improvised nap in the shade.

Dress well Baby night

When Bedroomwarms up, dressing Baby To sleep can quickly become a headache. However, a few simple landmarks are enough. Below 24 ° C, A Body light with short sleeves or a Pajamas in fine cotton, accompanied by a Sleeping bag Summer is the best option. If the temperature rises beyond 26 ° C, Baby can just sleep in Body Or even in diaper, provided you are well installed on a soft and breathable sheet. To find out if it is too hot, the most reliable is to touch your neck: if it is moist, you lighten a little. If it is cool, it's perfect.

A summer wardrobe designed for Babys

To accompany the summer days of toddlers, the cloakroom is carefully composed, around rooms that are both comfortable, easy to put on and delicately worked. At Bonton, we choose Light dresses in cotton gauze, loose blouses Prints tender, Tops soft and breathable, Associated with flexible shorts, bloomers with elastic waist or even fine pants that protect without ever weighing down. Light overalls are also one of the summer essentials : Easy to live, they accompany toddlers from morning to night, whether we are walking or enjoying a snack in the garden. We complete with a Cardigan in KnitwearFine, a cotton hat for outings, and a mild fabric lamb to always keep on hand.

Dress Baby In summer, it is above all to seek the balance between freshness, protection and freedom. With sweet materials, comfortable cuts and well thought out clothes for each age, Baby can take full advantage of the season, while lightness. At Bonton, each piece is imagined to accompany these precious moments with elegance, softness ... and a hint of sun.

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