THE BABY ENROUTE JOURNAL
Thoughtful guides for little beginnings. Explore gear, everyday routines and the decisions along the way.
Most newborns don't need a snowsuit. Here's what keeps a baby warm in the car seat, the stroller and a carrier through a Canadian winter, and when a snowsuit, bunting bag or footmuff is worth buying.
Pigeon now makes a silicone-coated glass bottle. Here's how it compares with Pigeon's plain glass and PPSU bottles on weight, drops and price, and which one suits home, daycare and travel.
Our picks for the full-size strollers that suit Canadian families in 2026, with the weight, fold and newborn setup of each, and who should skip it.
One more layer than you, a footmuff instead of piles of blankets, and a check for overheating once you're inside. How to set up the stroller for a wet Vancouver winter or a −20 °C Ottawa...
Plan Nest Designs nursing tops, PJs, and maternity pants by access, outer layers, seated comfort, and everyday wardrobe use.
Match Mayoral, Condor, and Zoocchini socks to infant or toddler boots, school shoes, or indoor play with a six-step fit check.
Choose a real holiday print without sacrificing January wear, fit or care, using current Emerson and Friends kids sets.
Plan wet school routes and warm classroom days as two footwear jobs, with exact outdoor and indoor examples, a cubby handoff and an honest one-pair exception.
Build a rainy-day wardrobe around the exact Vessi Women's Classic Chelsea using trip chain, trouser overlap, sock volume, fit, care and traction limits.
Build a photo-day look around one anchor dress, then reuse the dress and cardigan in three specific weekday combinations.
Match joggers, corduroy, lined corduroy, and denim to the day’s longest activity block, live fit, and the tops already at home.
Fit Kuoma Snowlock using the exact Lumilukko size table, one ordinary winter sock, heel and collar checks, lining changes and precise waterproof scope.
