Chapter 109: When Babies Are Too Clingy, Fathers Feel Wronged Too
That mother spoke again:
"The clothes you're looking at are fine, but one-year-olds aren't very comfortable wearing these. I bought them when I had my eldest."
"I bought a down jacket too. Duck down is very expensive, so I thought about buying a size larger so they could wear it next year."
"As a result, it ended up too big. The sleeves were so long their hands couldn't even reach out. Plus, down jackets have tight cuffs, so rolling them up left a huge bunch at the wrists—it looked so uncomfortable."
"If you buy a down jacket that fits just right, when the babies play around, their lower backs are easily exposed, and they can catch a cold very easily."
The couple felt that what this mother said made a lot of sense. After all, she had raised two babies, no wonder she was so experienced.
"Look at this padded cotton coat set. The cuffs can be rolled up, and when it gets cold outside, you can just roll them down. In the winter, the babies can wear an undershirt inside and put this on top, and it'll be just right."
"Little children have hotter internal body temperatures than us adults. After playing for a bit, having some milk, or crying for a while, they sweat, so there's no need to dress them too warmly—you'd just worry about the babies getting cold."
"When they fall asleep, you can just take off one or two pieces and they can sleep—it's very convenient."
That mother patiently explained this to the couple.
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