These ten tips will make sure that your newborn remains safe and healthy through the harsh season. If your newborn develops a cold, do schedule an appointment with the doctor at the earliest. At pregnancy period, careful to mother and unborn baby. For more information about pregnancy then visit this site.

2. Winter is coming.
New moms, will
probably get a bit
stir crazy with your
little one, especially
during the cold
weather months.

3. Even so, new parents
must follow safety
precautions. To keep
your baby warm and
safe this winter,
follow these tips.

4. Dress Your Baby
With Layers
Dressing your baby with layers
allows you to adjust to her
needs. You can put a layer of
pants and a long sleeve shirt.
Finish up with a jacket, hat,
mittens, and warm booties to
keep hands and feet warm.

5. Ditch The Coat In
The Car
Taking off your baby's coat in
the car may seem
counterintuitive. But the
problem with a cute puffy
coat is when there's too
much material between the
baby and the car seat straps.

6. Bundle Up For A
Jaunt Outside
If the temperature or wind
chill dips below freezing, or
if nonfreezing temperatures
are mixed with wind or rain,
keep your little one inside
except for brief excursions,
like to and from the car.

7. Carry Your Baby
For Warmth
Carriers are a great way to
use your body heat to
provide extra cosiness for
baby in the cold weather—
but then he probably
wouldn't need that
extra sweater.

8. Be Careful When
Covering Your Baby's
Stroller
In an abundance of caution,
you might want to throw a
blanket over your baby’s
stroller or protect it with
those old-fashioned plastic
covers.

9. Keep The Indoor
Temperature Right
You may be worried about
the baby being too cold, but
too much indoor heat can
also be a problem.
Dress your baby in a sleeper
and sleep sack—a wearable
blanket—to keep
her warm enough.

10. Prevent Dry Skin
Cold water can dry out the
skin. Use warm water (not
hot) and don't let your
baby soak too long.

11. Watch Out For
Warning Signs
If your baby starts shivering,
or his extremities—hands,
feet and face—are cold and
red, or have turned pale and
hard, bring him to a
doctor right away.

12. Avoid
Overheating
Babies are especially
susceptible to overheating,
so make sure that once you
get back inside, you start to
remove layers as needed.

13. Massage
Your Baby Well
Maintain a warm
atmosphere when massaging
your baby and choose an
appropriate time. Don’t
hesitate to use natural oils,
too.

14. Don’t
Stop Breastfeeding
Mother’s milk is known to
contain a lot of antibodies
and nutrients that help
the baby strengthen his own
immunity and protect him
from the usual diseases.

15. Winter is a time of fun
and family, but also a
time that can bring forth
numerous diseases.
Knowing the right home
remedies for baby's
skincare in winter along
with the necessary
precautions to prevent
illness should be your
first step in spending a
safe winter.