Things are about to get incredibly warm in the UK, with temperatures set to soar this week.
These sticky and sweaty conditions can be uncomfortable for everyone – but particularly babies.
This is because infants are not as good at regulating their body temperature – so it’s important to keep them as cool as possible.
Thankfully, there are numerous products available to help.
Whether it’s buggy accessories to teething coolers – there are a number of things parents can have in their heatwave arsenal.
We’ve rounded up some products which might help little ones stay cool and comfortable, as things heat up.
Nuby Garden Fresh Fruitsicles Frozen Purees Moulds
Buy them now for £6.99 from Amazon
These are ideal for making ice lollies at home. Simply add juice or puree and pop in the freezer.
LittleLife Baby Cooling Pad For Buggy And Pushchair
Buy it now for £19.99 from Amazon
Try this clever cooling mat, made with a hydrophilic gel – which provides an instant cool sensation for warm babies.
Honeywell TurboForce Quiet Power Fan
Buy it now for £23.23 from Amazon
This powerful fan can be felt from up to seven meters away, so is ideal for putting in a nursery or in the living room. Plus, the table-top mount means it can be popped on a table or windowsill.
Splash About Baby & Toddler Happy Nappy (for swimming and paddling pools)
Buy it now from £9 from Amazon
This reusable swim nappy is ideal for the paddling pool, and can be worn alone, or with nappy wrap and liners – for easier cleaning and changing.
Nuby RapidCool Portable Baby Bottle Maker
Buy it now for £27.99 from Amazon
This nifty product cools your baby’s formula milk from boiling to the perfect temperature in just two minutes – perfect for sweltering summer days.
MAM Mini Cooler & Clip
Buy it now for £6.40 from Amazon
For teething babies, this cooling comforter is designed to be put in the fridge.
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