British weather, it's very unpredicatable (to say the least!) One minute it’s blue skies, the next it’s sideways rain or the wind picks up, and you've no idea how to dress for it, and are even considering putting off your favourite baby group. The good news is you can absolutely babywear safely and comfortably in the rain or wind. In fact, if you know what you're doing, you can remain cosy and dry even on the most miserable looking days!

Guest Blog By Hana Clode, co-founder of Matylda Baby This guide is for you if... ✔ You're not sure about carrying in the heat ✔ Your baby suffers from heat rash ✔ You would like some reassurance ✔ You're after some tricks and tips ✔ You want to feel more prepped New to Little One Snug? If you're expecting a baby or already navigating life with one, you're in the right place. I'm Emma, a qualified babywearing consultant based in Hastings (UK), helping families across East Suss

When the weather warms up, many parents start wondering: "Can I still use my sling when it's hot?" The answer is usually yes (think about those who carry in even hotter countries!) Babywearing can be a wonderful way to enjoy summer days. A sling can make getting outside easier, help you navigate places where a pram is tricky, and give your baby the closeness they love. However, warmer weather does mean we need to think a little differently about comfort, clothing and safe

When the weather turns colder, many parents wonder whether it's still safe to use their sling or baby carrier. The answer is yes. Babywearing can be a wonderful way to stay close, keep moving and enjoy fresh air throughout the winter months. With a few simple adjustments to clothing and layering, you can keep both yourself and your baby warm, comfortable and safe. Can you babywear in winter? Absolutely. Many families continue babywearing throughout autumn and winter because

Spring and autumn can be some of the trickiest times of year to dress your baby. One moment the sun is shining, the next it's cloudy, breezy or raining. It can leave many parents wondering: "How many layers does my baby actually need?" The answer isn't always straightforward because every baby is different, and if you're babywearing, your sling or carrier also plays an important role in keeping your little one warm. Here are some simple tips to help you feel confident dress