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"My best friend and I decided to take our babies for a run yesterday. (I&amp;#039;m using the term &amp;quot;run&amp;quot; loosely. It was a slow jog\u2014a slog?\u2014at best.) It was a little chilly and a tiny bit drizzly. Emmett was wearing a onesie, jeans, a long-sleeve T-shirt, and some bite-size socks. I add his sneakers (which I really only use to ensure his socks stay on), a winter coat, and a knit hat with earflaps. Then I strapped him in the jogging stroller, which is outfitted with a Bundle Me, and tucked a hand-knit blanket around him before zipping him in. My jogging stroller has a huge canopy, so I didn&amp;#039;t need to use the rain cover to keep him dry, but I added it anyway to keep the chilly air out. While I was jogging\u2014in a T-shirt, a sweatshirt, and yoga pants\u2014it crossed my mind that I may have overdone it. He wasn&amp;#039;t sweaty or anything when I pulled him out. But still, it all seems like a bit much, no? How bundled up does a baby need to be? Or should he just be inside when it&amp;#039;s chilly out?  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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