Babies’ heads are bigger relative to their bodies than adults, hence in chilly conditions, they lose heat considerably faster than full-grown humans. An excellent rule of thumb for assessing whether your baby needs a hat is to check the weather ahead of time and note whether or not you feel chilly when you go outside. It’s not always simple to spot signals that your baby is chilly, but doctors say a strong clue is if their hands, feet, and/or trunk are cold. That’s why a hat is essential to reducing heat transmission and keeping them happy, warm, and safe. With an extensive variety of baby hats and caps in…