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The cold weather has arrived, and a question has arisen: what is the best way to dress a three-year-old for kindergarten — a full one-piece snowsuit or a jacket with bib overalls?
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Dasha
I’m in favor of one-piece clothing — it’s easier for the child to dress themselves, and it’s easier for the caregiver to help).
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Anastasiya
I find it more comfortable to wear a jumpsuit.
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Elena Voronina
My daughter always wore a one-piece to kindergarten; it was easier to manage. The only one-piece I used had straps. If you plan to wear this jumpsuit beyond kindergarten, it is easier to use. If you’re in a store and it is hot, you can remove the top and wear it like a small backpack, and it won’t drag on the floor.
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Larisa
I've bought a windproof jumpsuit and a demi-season one.
I'll switch between them as the weather changes until winter.
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Yuliya
We are unified.
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Ninelka
Either option works for the educators. Personally, I find separate arrangements more convenient.
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Yuliya
It depends on what is easier for the child to do himself: putting on or taking off a one-piece garment, or separate pieces.
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kristina
Cohesive.
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Marina
For preschool, a one-piece suit is more convenient for dressing and going outside, as it keeps drafts out and the jacket from riding up.
For visits to the clinic, the store, cafes, guests, and everything else, a separate two-piece outfit is more convenient.
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Irina
Elena Voronina Thanks—let's take a look at those.
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