Crochet Baby Hat

Choosing a crochet baby hat for children is not that easy, there are a few things you have to keep in mind when choosing a toddler winter hat.

First, try to get a winter hat that covers your child's entire head and both ears. Ear flaps are a must-have for children. The ear flaps ensures that those little body parts are covered as they are supposed to be.

Some crochet baby hats have ear flaps that fold up and down. This is helpful if you are in and out of the car or home a lot. If the baby is in a room which has an exit that is used often, make sure the baby wears a hat, just to have babies' ears covered.

Why is a chin strap better for babies?

I personally like to get a crochet baby hat that has chin strap closure. The reason, is because it is hard for the child to pull the hat off his/her head. Chin straps snap, tie or use fastening tape-closures under the chin to keep the hat in place.

Always take your child shopping with you when buying a hat, since hats must fit. Every hat looks different on every child. Baby crochet winter hats come in all colors and styles. If your toddlers are hat-fussy, letting them choose the hat themselves might be the key to keeping one on their head.

Which fabric should the hat is made of to get a hat that's warm enough?

Make sure the fabric is insulated and is water resistant; some winter crochet baby hats have waterproof exteriors and are perfect for those toddlers that are snow bunnies.

Think twice about a fleece hat. Fleece hats tend to produce static and will make babies hair a clingy mess when you remove it.

It is always a great idea to buy the coat first and then the crocheted hat, so it's easier to match. Remember to take along the coat with you to the store to match the hat.

When I match a crochet hat to a coat this is what I do:

For babies up to 18 months I like light colors a pink hat to a pink coat and a light blue hat to a blue coat. I buy extra warm hats for my babies; I focus a lot on the ear flaps. When I shop for my toddlers or any older age I don't mind the dark colors like green, brown, navy and burgundy as long as it's warm and blends in to the colors of the coat. Seasonal outerwear I buy large enough to leave room for growth spurts, to have use of it at least for two seasons, not over sized but not too fitted.

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