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Keeping your baby warm AND safe in the newborn car seat during winter doesn’t have to be confusing. If you’ve heard “no coats in the car seat” but don’t know what’s actually allowed, this video shows you the exact cold-weather setup for U.S. car seat winter safety, what to wear under the harness, how to prevent head slump, what you can safely put over the straps, and how to keep your baby warm without breaking car seat rules.

This is the step-by-step winter car seat guide for parents who want to do it right:
In this video you’ll learn:
• Why puffy coats and snowsuits are unsafe under the harness
• How to dress a newborn for the car seat in winter
• The safest layers under the harness (onesies, fleece, footed sleepers)
• What you can safely use over the straps — blankets + shower-cap style covers
• How to check the 45° newborn recline angle to protect the airway
• How to fix newborn chin-to-chest head slump
• Safe winter travel for rear-facing babies
• The pinch test for proper harness tightness
• How to prevent over-heating in the car seat
• What car seat inserts are allowed (and which aren’t)
• Daycare winter drop-off tips for working moms
• Stroller & babywearing winter safety (what changes + what stays the same)

If you’re a parent searching for “how to keep baby warm in car seat,” “car seat winter coat safety,” “no puffy coats car seat,” “infant winter car seat tips,” or “newborn head slump in car seat,” this video will walk you through exactly what to do.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:49 Winter Car Seat Safety Basics
02:06 Dressing Baby for Car Seat Safety
02:37 Ensuring Proper Harness Fit
02:57 Adding Warmth Over the Harness
04:00 Fixing Head Slump
04:41 Strollers and Carriers in Winter
05:12 Overheating vs. Too Cold
05:50 One Minute Pre-Drive Checklist
06:43 Common Myths and Quick Problem Solves
08:09 Conclusion and Next Steps

DISCLAIMER:
I am a registered nurse and a certified family nurse practitioner, but I am not your medical provider. This video is for general information and education only. It is not personal medical advice and should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition. Always talk with your own healthcare provider about your questions or concerns. You are responsible for how you use any information from this video. I am not responsible for any actions you take based on what you watch here.