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This athletic-fit rain shell checks off all the right boxes. The 2.5-layer (the half layer is on the inside of the jacket and adds a bit of protection while cutting down on weight) shucks off storms but lets out heat—and it all packs down into an internal pocket. Side zip pockets let in even more ventilation if you are in a hurry. It weighs just 12 ounces. An adjustable hood seals the deaL. And it all comes with a reasonable price tag.

I developed strategies. I began to understand when to splurge and when to save and buy the more basic option.

These super-soft, USA-made merino wool thermals are equally great for long days outside or cozy nights at home. Plus, you can feel good knowing the wool is sourced from a group of ranches in New Zealand and Australia that meet strict animal welfare and responsible ranching standards.

Little feet stay warm and cozy in these hip, modern baby booties handmade in Seattle from dark denim and brown faux-suede, and lined in super-soft fleece. Gathered elastic and two snap positions keep them securely on. $40 at Pike Place Market and etsy.com/shop/mintergoods

No one wants to haul a water bottle around on the lifts, and hydration packs can get in the way and cramp your style. But drinking water is key during a big day of skiing or snowboarding (you actually dehydrate faster in cold temperatures). 686 came up with the perfect solution by building a jacket that includes a removable 25-ounce hydration reservoir built inside the shell around the abdomen right above the powder skirt. While that may sound awkward, it rides as if it were not there, keeping you balanced and natural while you suck down that all important H2O in secret.

Choosing the right combination of layers is essential to maximizing your child’s warmth while minimizing the potential for epic meltdowns prior to even getting out the door. Cozy base layers snuggle up next to your toddler’s skin and should focus on keeping him dry. Our favorite under-layers are made from moisture-wicking fabrics such as merino wool, Polartec and Capilene.

Just last month, Chip and Joanna took Crew on his very first trip to Scottsdale, Arizona where the two were spotted making another fashion statement together. Fans saw Joanna toting the infant in a stylish caramel-colored baby sling, which she also used during another recent family outing.

The rink in their son’s honor will officially open with a day-long celebration of Thomas’ life and hockey, the sport he loved most.

When it comes to getting your little one dressed for the colder months, I have some favorite layering tips and pieces of gear that will keep them warm and comfortable all winter long.

A: I grew up in Wendell, and my parents always watched WRAL-TV. I was fascinated and thought one day I might like to work in that field. In high school, I reached out to Bobbie Battista, who was our co-anchor at the time with Charlie Gaddy, and she was kind enough to grant me an interview and show me around.

I love the natural look of these basic pieces, and how they are so soft and comfortable for baby’s sensitive skin. Their long sleeved kimono bodysuits were a staple for me when my son was an infant, and all of my Tadpoles gear is definitely going to be passed down to future children as well. They are excellent quality, and like all organic cotton clothing they get softer and more comfy as time goes on.

In general, she says, it’s all about layering for the particular weather, length of the car ride, and comfort of the child. (However warmly or lightly you dress your child, she recommends you always have a winter coat in the car for safe-keeping in case your car breaks down.)