Now on offer at Lidl: Parents love this problem solver product (only 10 euros)

I still remember the first walks with my son. Instead of pushing the stroller proudly and relaxed, I constantly leaned over it and felt my child's skin. "Did I put on too much to him? Does he sweat? Or is it too cold for him? "

I really tried it. I made the neck test, checked the weather apps, googled and asked other mothers. But I was never sure which baby outfit is right for the temperature outside. Too few layers? Raven nut! Too many layers? Raven nut!

The question "What should I put on to my baby?" is one of the most difficult and most annoying in the new parents.

This fits:

Baby clothing made of wool silk is the solution for the temperature problem

At some point my midwife probably felt sorry for my constant questions) and gave me the tip that changed everything: "Try it with wool silk clothing."

And what can I say: she was the gamuchanger for me. Wool silk has the magical ability to regulate the temperature-in winterBody made of wool and silk* nice and warm, in summer it cools the baby skin pleasantly. Freeze? None! Sweat? Not with it!

And best of all: the light fabric is also super elastic. This means that dressing and moving out is much easier than with cotton clothing. No more fights in the change of body, no baby acrobatics, no parents sweaty.

Also helpful:

Wool silk bodysuits at a bargain price at Lidl

If you think now: "Sounds great, but it's probably also super expensive", then you should go shopping today.

From February 6th to 8th there will be aLidl* In the branch (yes, only there!) Wool silk bodies for just 10 euros. A real bargain price for the high-quality material.

What makes the wool silk bodies so special?

• Material:70 % wool, 30 % silk - perfect for every season
• Comfortable:Thanks to the elastic structure, the body adapts perfectly
• Easy-care:Machine washable in the woolenwater and less prone to dirt
• Skin -friendly:Also ideal for sensitive baby skin

Back then I would have liked to have got this tip earlier. So: off to the next Lidl and strike! Your nerves (and your baby) will thank you.