How to keep babies warm in cold weather and other winter tips
Summary
Weather warnings for snow and ice have been announced across the UK, and advice is being given on how to keep babies, pets, and homes safe and warm during cold weather. The NHS suggests babies wear several layers and be kept at a room temperature of 16-20°C at night. Keeping homes ventilated and practising good hygiene can help prevent winter infections.Key Facts
- Snow and ice warnings are in place across much of the UK.
- Babies should wear several layers, including hats and mittens, to stay warm outdoors.
- The recommended room temperature for babies at night is between 16-20°C.
- Good ventilation and hygiene can help reduce the risk of winter illnesses like flu and Covid.
- Covid booster jabs are available until 31 January 2026, and flu vaccines are available for eligible groups.
- Pets should have extra blankets, and outdoor pets need added protection or relocation during cold weather.
- Dogs should still be walked but consider daytime walks or using safety gear like LED collars at night.
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