How to Keep Baby Warm
Some of the baby pool or splash pads we visit are covered to keep sensitive skin in the shade. This is wonderful for preventing over-exposure to the sun, but can be a challenge for regulating temperature.
Being aware of the issue is the first step. Finding a corner that might be in the sun can make the transition to cooler water tolerable. Once skin is wet, staying in the water can help if there is a breeze present.
Immediately wrapping up in a towel after a dip is one of the best things about going to the pool! Sitting poolside hugging a happy baby is one of life’s best perks.
Post by quirkymomma.com.
Here are some of the best answers from our Facebook community
We asked YOU and here are some of our favorite answers. You can see them all in the box above.-Ask the manager if there is a time of day that the pool is at its warmest and try to schedule your visits then.
-We have a baby pool and we don’t have a outdoor hose. So my hubby got a hose from the pet store that is used to fill fish tanks. We just hook it to our sink and I can give them a heated pool. They love it! It was like $25.
-A friend of mine had that problem even in the bath and turned out he was anemic. Might be worth getting checked.
–Get a neoprene wet suit for her. We’ve had one on my son for swimming since three months. He’s 17 months now and we can be in the pool over an hour with him in his wetsuit.
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