Whatever the weather, ensure that your baby is properly
protected come summer, spring, winter, and fall.

Just as your baby is constantly growing and changing, so is his skin. During the first several months of life, your baby's skins is unable to protect itself from sunlight and more likely to burn, as it's much thinner and more delicate than your adult skin. Your baby's skin is also more susceptible to germs and changes in climate. Since babys tend to sweat less effectively, it's more difficult for them to keep constant body temperature; therefore, it's always good to bring lots of layers for them to change into, depending on the weather.