How to Dress for Cold Weather in Lafayette, Colorado: Winter Outdoor Tips for Families
Staying warm in cold weather at Thorne Nature Preschool in Lafayette, CO.
Thorne Nature Preschoolers are out in all types of weather, so we’ve learned a thing or two about dressing for the cold. Here are our recommendations for gearing your child up for cold weather.
Thorne Nature Preschool’s Recommendations for Kids’ Cold-Weather Gear
Waterproof, cold-weather boots – TNP favorites include Kodiak Klondike snow boots, LL Bean North Woods Boots, or Bogs
Waterproof mittens – TNP loves Head Jr. zippered side ski mittens
Waterproof, cold-weather pants – TNP loves JAN & JUL Kids waterproof fleece-lined rain pants or other waterproof, insulated snow pants
Waterproof, cold-weather jackets – We recommend a waterproof, insulated jacket
Waterproof rain suit – Oaki rain suits are great for staying dry on wet, snowy, muddy, and rainy days. When we have wet spring snows, these are great over a child’s snowpants and jacket.
Thorne Nature Preschool is an Oaki affiliate school. Use the code ThorneNE15 to save 15% on your order, and a portion of the total purchased will be donated to Thorne Nature Preschool.
Cold and Dry Weather Jackets – We recommend a down jacket
Cold and Wet Weather Base Layer – TNP favorites include SmartWool or other wool-synthetic blends
Wool Socks – We recommend SmartWool or other wool-synthetic blends
Warm Hat – We recommend a hat that covers your child’s ears
Recommendations for Adults
Learn how to dress and stay warm outside in the winter with this guide from NPR’s Life Kit.
Recommendations for Babies
Check out this great guide on how to dress your baby in the cold from Turtlefur and Hike it Baby.