Turtle Fur Kid’s Fleece Neck Warmer & Scarf

Toddlers love playing outside. Even when it’s cold and wet, they get a kick out of exploring the great outdoors. Whether they are building a snowman, jumping in puddles or running through the crunchy leaves, toddlers have a great time in the cooler weather. Ensure they are bundled up nicely with all of the winter outdoor gear, including a toddler scarf. This important item keeps their neck and face warm against the chilly wind.

Adult scarves are usually long and narrow; however, this kind of shape does not work for toddlers and young children. It can pose a strangulation hazard if one end of the scarf gets caught on something else, so it’s best to get kids a special scarf that is made just for their size. There are a couple of toddler scarf style options to choose from.

One of the most common toddler scarf styles is the infinity scarf, which is essentially a hollow ring of fabric. Kids wear it by pulling it over their heads, much like wearing a shirt. It has a small circumference so the infinity scarf sits on their shoulders, protecting their neck from the cold. Another option is a shorter version of the adult scarf. Instead of wrapping around the toddler’s neck multiple times, there is only enough length to tie the scarf in the front. This makes it safer than a long scarf. If you want to combine the scarf with a hat, then go with a balaclava style. This hat protects the head, face and neck, so you don’t need a separate scarf. It’s great for really chilly weather.

• The fabric of the toddler scarf will affect its warmth, comfort and durability. Since scarves are worn directly next to the face and neck, it’s important that the material be soft to the touch. You don’t want them to feel itchy when wearing the scarf. Opt for wool blends, cashmere, cotton and linen materials as they provide the best results.
• There are endless color options to choose from when it comes to toddler scarves. Decide whether you want to match with the other outerwear your child has. For example, if your child has a red coat, do you want to get a red scarf as well? You can also go with a complimentary color for your accessories instead of matching. For example, if your child has a red coat, you can opt for a navy blue scarf, hat and gloves.
• Ensure the toddler scarves are easy to maintain and can be washed in the washer and dryer. Because they are worn so close to the face, it’s important to wash them regularly and keep them clean and free of germs.