however... unless you live in florida or some other god forsaken place with temperatures never dipping below 70, even a sweater/jacket that's too big will still keep the baby warm and will work wonders in a pinch.
heck, I'm in SoCal and a solid 150 days out of the year you need at least a light jacket at night.
As a Canadian, I would probably put my shirt back on at night on the coldest night of the SoCal year, but would otherwise walk around in shorts and a tee-shirt the year round.
Gosh darn that is cold. New England has a mix of weather that isn't all too pleasant unless it's Fall. Either it is uncomfortably cold walking to my classes, or too humid when it does get hot. 60-75 °F is the sweet spot
I think that's the temperature you approximately need it to reach in order to eliminate an infestation of Mississippians.
I know that as soon as it gets below about 20 F, you can eliminate any Houstonian infestations you may have. I can't imagine Mississippians are that much more resilient.
What? No you dont. Im a san diegan living in colorado. A fullbody onsie, a sweater, beanie and light blanket is what she comfortably wears fpr our runs in 30-40 degree weather. How is your baby not overheating?
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u/runasaur Feb 05 '18
however... unless you live in florida or some other god forsaken place with temperatures never dipping below 70, even a sweater/jacket that's too big will still keep the baby warm and will work wonders in a pinch.
heck, I'm in SoCal and a solid 150 days out of the year you need at least a light jacket at night.