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How to Make Your own Kid Blanket Jacket
A blanket that is comfortable is on every outdoorsy parent's must-have list. You can use a blanket for many things, including taking a picnic to the park or setting up a camping spot on the beach, or snuggling with your beloved baby. A blanket can also function as a baby-wearing carrier that is ideal for winter adventures or if you need to provide your baby a bit more warmth while in the car seat.


Therefore, it's no surprise that hooded blankets have been popular. Blanket Jacket referred to as the brand name Oodie (or the more catchy-sounding "blanket hoodie"), these babies are something like a hybrid of a sweatshirt and a blanket. They're equipped with huge pouches that can accommodate things like your phone, TV remote, or several chips that are large enough for a family and are lined with super-soft fleece.


The Oodie that costs between 40 and $200 depending on the size that you purchase it comes with an extensive range of styles, colors and patterns that you can pick from. What's the best thing about it? It's easy to throw it in the washer for easy cleaning. Also, it's OEKOTEX Standard 100 certified, meaning you are assured that your Oodie is safe for your child.


It also has a benefit that it isn't as soft as blankets with hoods. They can be uncomfortable for children or adults in the event that they sink too far. The Oodie is still machine washable and is soft and soft, making it a perfect choice for any family.


It is possible to make a hooded quilt yourself If you're determined to put in the work. It's a moderate sewing project, but it can be done within a weekend. Be sure to choose an incredibly durable fabric that can endure wear and tear (like this fleece). Etsy has a video tutorial for beginners and a pattern.



Like all clothing that you'll need to dress your kid in thin layers. It's best to use tightly-fitting bottoms, such as leggings or tights, with a warm shirt such as a long-sleeved or thermal shirt. If it's very cold, you can add a blanket or jacket over your top, but ensure that the straps of your car seat don't get covered. This poncho that looks like a blanket, and can be worn by kids from 12 months to 8 years old, is a great option as it zips to the front and is safe for the car.

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