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#3. Snow Baby

"If you have a winter baby or live in a cold climate, you will want to have a knit sweater and a cap or two for your baby to keep her warm. Since heat is lost out of the top of her head, these little caps are essential to maintaining Baby's body temperature. Buy a baby snowsuit, too, if your winters are very cold; otherwise, wrapping a well-clothed baby in a heavier blanket will suffice."

It just so happens that we are having a Winter baby. While that's perfect for us, it's not ideal for the poor little baby. We will have to have plenty of warm clothes, blankets, hats and mittens on hand. Many of the local baby stores around here don't have their winter items out yet so I had to be resourceful on this one. I found some great online baby stores to shop at!

Let's start with some really cute, warm outfits like these. Don't they look soft and warm?!

Yellow Suit I love the pink butterflies!

Green Suit How precious is this?!


Gray Overalls Baby overalls and puppies!

Dinosaur This just looks so soft and I love the little hat!

Now let's move on to coats.

Pink Coat Who doesn't love a cute pink coat?

Coat It has ears! Who could resist?!

Snowsuits

Pink Snowsuit This little snowsuit is just adorable and it comes with mittens!

Dino Suit You have to love Dinosaurs!

And now a few accessories

Pink Set This pink set is just ridiculously cute!

Pom Pom Hat I will have a pom pom hat!

Ivory Hat This is adorable and it can be used for a boy or a girl.

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