I constantly read moans about the weather; in particular,
the amount of rainfall we are having this April. Though this is excellent news
for the Yorkshire area - which is experiencing a drought period according to
the national news a couple of weeks ago - the sun seekers of our country are
not so pleased.
“Nice weather for ducks!” I have often seen commented online
this past week and today, for those of us who are in South Wales, that
statement is quite apt with the blustering downpour and fences being blown
apart by the high winds and even the appearance of sleet.
We are never happy with the weather; when it is too cold, we
want warmth. When it is the height of summer, we dream of snow and raid local
supermarkets for fans to cool the temperature. Today I am dreaming of sunny
beaches and tequila cocktails, but I won’t complain, as when the temperature
rises, I am first in the queue at the supermarket to purchase one of those aforementioned cooling
fans.
Whilst the rain pours around me and I pile on the sweaters,
thinking about hot chocolate and open coal fires, I am somewhat amused and
slightly dismayed that only 150 miles north of me, the sun shines brightly and
there are no sign of coats being worn. Is it only in Britain that there is such
a plethora of microclimates? I would put money on there being somewhere that it
will be snowing (okay, maybe sleet), cold, raining, windy, warm and sunny, all
in the same country.
Luckily for parents in the UK, there are baby sleeping bags
from The Dream Bag, available for every temperature in 4 Tog warmth ratings.
0.5 Tog for peak summer temperatures; 1.0 Tog for spring and midday naps; 2.5 Tog for autumn, winter and spring and 3.5 Tog for when the weather becomes
bitterly cold. Visit www.thedreambag.co.uk
for more information on the right tog to use for your baby.