It feels hot in the carrier; is this normal?

Feeling warm while babywearing is common, especially in hot weather. Babies naturally have a higher body temperature than adults, and close contact with the caregiver can increase warmth. Dress your baby in layers of lightweight, breathable clothing. You can add or remove layers based on changes in temperature. Avoid thick layers or heavy fabrics that can trap heat. Consider carriers made from breathable fabrics such as mesh or linen to promote airflow. Take breaks in shaded or cooler areas if either you or your baby feels too warm. Monitor your baby for signs of overheating, including flushed skin, sweating, or restlessness. Never cover your baby’s face. Keep the nose and mouth clear at all times. Following these tips helps keep both caregiver and baby comfortable while maintaining proper positioning and support.