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Guides for dressing small humans
Plain, practical articles about dressing your baby or toddler for the weather, safer sleep, and packing for trips — grounded in NHS and Lullaby Trust guidance.
Baby sleeping bag tog guide: what to use and when
What the tog numbers mean, what goes underneath and why the room matters more than the month.
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What should baby wear to bed at 18°C?
An 18°C bedroom can feel cool to you. Here's how to choose your baby's clothes and handle a drop overnight.
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What should baby wear to bed at 20°C?
Why 20°C appears in two tog ranges, how to choose the clothes underneath and what to check after the heating goes off.
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Is my baby cold at night? How to actually tell.
Cold hands almost certainly don’t mean what you think they mean. The four-second chest check, what being genuinely cold looks like, and why overheating is the bigger risk.
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The clocks go back on 25 October. Here’s what it means for your baby’s sleep.
The hour usually sorts itself out in a week. The real October problem is temperature. Room checks, tog choices and a week-by-week plan for the clocks change weekend.
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Guides
What should my baby wear today?
A temperature-by-temperature guide to dressing your baby for UK weather, from cold winter mornings to warm summer days.
Daytime dressingWhat should my toddler wear today?
How to dress a walking, running, opinionated toddler for the weather — including layering tips and how to handle clothing standoffs.
SleepWhat should my baby wear to bed?
Room temperature, tog ratings and safer sleep guidance, so you know exactly what to put your baby in at night.
TravelBaby holiday packing list
A practical packing checklist for baby and toddler trips — clothing, essentials, health and travel items, without overpacking.