Caring for a baby requires careful attention to every aspect, including clothing, food, shelter, and transportation, to prevent the baby from falling ill due to inadequate care and affecting their healthy growth. For example, when covering a baby with a blanket, some attentive parents worry about making the blanket thin and afraid that they will get cold. So, how many blankets are suitable for babies?
Babies should not be covered with overly thick blankets as they may feel uncomfortable and have difficulty moving around. They may kick off the blankets and require parents to cover them all night long. If not noticed, they may catch a cold. Therefore, the blanket for the baby should be thick and suitable.
Parents should pay attention to the indoor temperature and choose the thickness of the blanket according to the indoor temperature. If the temperature in the bedroom is above 20 degrees, then the temperature in the bed reaching 30 degrees is helpful for sleep. When it's cold, parents can keep the baby warm before letting them sleep.
Choosing a blanket for a baby usually requires about one pound of cotton inside, and the size should be suitable for the bed. And the quilt chosen for the baby needs to be made entirely of cotton, because cotton covers are comfortable, breathable, and also absorb sweat. Just cover the baby with a strip when the indoor temperature is lower.
In short, choosing a blanket for a baby should not be too thick or too thin. Because the baby's ability to regulate temperature has not developed, even if they feel cold, they will not have the same trembling symptoms as adults. If parents do not detect it in time, their baby may freeze.
