With a child you need to walk as often as possible. From birth, the baby goes out on the fifth - seventh day for a couple of minutes. Then it is worth increasing the amount of time, up to twenty minutes. You can start walking from the moment the child turns a couple of weeks, if you walk in the summer, then leave the child to sleep in a stroller on the street. In hot times it is better to leave the baby at home, and go for walks in the evening.
You can walk, sleep, eat on the street. In the fall it is worth increasing the number of walks up to three times, but you can go out a little later, and go in when it gets darker, when it gets cooler. Walking in the rain is not very convenient, although you can use raincoats for a stroller. In winter, you should go for a walk at temperatures up to -15, about 20 minutes. If the temperature is lower, you can put your baby to sleep in a stroller on the glassed-in balcony.
You yourself have to decide what kind of weather it is worth walking with the child, if you feel that it’s damp on the street, that the child may be too cold, and if he has recently been ill, it is better to stay at home with the child. If the child has a slight cold, then you can safely go for a walk, with an already overgrown child you can safely go for a walk during or after the rain, if you wear special equipment. You should not go for a walk in very hot heat, it is very harmful, it carries an additional burden on the body.
It is best to walk with the child in good weather, you can walk for several hours in a row. Remember that snow is not a hindrance; if it snows, the air is unusually clean. One has only to put the child in warm clothes.
To determine whether it is cold or warm, a child just needs to touch the nose, if it is warm, then everything is fine, if the nose is cold, then it's time to return home.
