Sentences with phrase «for warmer socks»

I keep looking for warmer socks - these aren't too bad but my feet do freeze sometimes.

The cooler days ahead means time for warmer socks to keep your feet feeling toasty.

They are a bit roomy inside, but I'd rather have them a little bit larger, so there is a room for a warm sock inside.

Not exact matches

Then I get home, pull off my wet socks and wool hat, warm my hands with a mug of tea, and eat one of these breakfast cookies (at least this is the scene I am imagining for the coming months).

It's good for spiritual health, and for discovering which of your socks are the warmest and which are sneakily not very warm.

It's so easy to take simple things for granted, hot water and warm socks, strong legs to hike up mountains and an garden to grow food.

The weather's getting colder, I'm bringing out the fuzzy socks, and boy, I am ready for some cozy and warming meals.

First of all, the cook needs to be properly attired for frosty weather: insulated socks (or battery operated hunter's socks), thermal boots, a warm jacket or insulated parka, and a knit cap make cold - weather cooking almost bearable.

Just simple sweet potatoes or popcorn for breakfast, cuddling up in warm socks with a book, and of course, baking for any rainy day!

Robeez warm baby moccasins are great because they can keep socks in place and offer a small padding for new walkers.

Keep extremities warm: mittens or running gloves, warm socks, and a light fleece hat or earmuffs are musts for the much colder temperatures.

To get milk flowing, many moms moms suggest taking a brief hot shower, putting a rice - filled sock in the microwave for a DIY warm compress, and literally sticking your breasts in a sink filled with warm water and massaging downward until a little milk comes out.

Why RTB socks rock for baby: - Cuffs are comfortable and designed not to roll down or twist so the socks stay up and stay on - Ribbed panels at the ankle and arch help keep socks in place - Keeps entire leg warm in strollers and carriers - Fashionable alternative to tights - Perfect for babywearing, cloth diapering, and potty training especially EC» ing - No - skid grips on soles give traction as well as identify the sock's size - Available in sizes 0 - 6 months through 6 - 8 years

Also, try layering thicker knits, leggings, socks, and heavy outerwear pieces for a warm and on - trend style!

Really they don't need much since they stay swaddle up so warm in the hospital but I do recommend bringing a simple long - sleeve onesie (I like the side - snap tees to allow the umbilical cord area to breathe and mitten cuffs to keep baby from scratching herself) then also maybe a pair of pants or some socks and also a comfy footed sleep n» play for the ride home.

Keep baby's wee little toes toasty and warm by keeping snug socks on him for EC.

Provide warm, waterproof boots that are roomy enough for an extra pair of socks and to wiggle toes.

(A neat trick for «sweating» water bottles, (or even ice blocks in extra warm climates), is to put it in a clean sock to absorb any moisture caused by condensation as it thaws.

For baby: Two or three sleepsuits and vests and a baby blanket - even though hospitals are warm, your baby may need a blanket if it's chilly outside when you leave, nappies, muslins, socks or booties, hat, outfit to wear home and a properly fitted car seat.

Cold weather calls for warmer clothing, such as heavier sleep sacks, cozy socks and perhaps small cardigans that fit snugly around the upper body.

For baby: sleepers, warm socks, booties and bonnets, cute baby clothing, snuggly blankets, diapers, diaper bags and accessories, bathtub toys and bathtub accessories, playpens, baby toys, rattles, books, CDs made for infants, mobiles, stuffed animals and moFor baby: sleepers, warm socks, booties and bonnets, cute baby clothing, snuggly blankets, diapers, diaper bags and accessories, bathtub toys and bathtub accessories, playpens, baby toys, rattles, books, CDs made for infants, mobiles, stuffed animals and mofor infants, mobiles, stuffed animals and more.

Shoes aren't necessary until your baby can walk, so for the meantime keep their tootsies warm with socks, bootees or tights.

For that each and every cloth is important like baby tops, caps, socks, blanket, cotton sheet, etc to keep her warm.

If so, I will put a blanket and pair of fluffy, loose, fleecy socks in the clothes dryer for five to 10 minutes to help me warm up so I can calm my legs and feet down.»

put the rice in the pan with the sock and add water, put the salt on your chips, and do a merry dance while the warm brandy and sugar does its thing, add the salt and wait for another warm brandy add another and stick the sock in ya microwave with the rice and don't forget the salt u boring bunch of weirdos......... yes you too get a life

Prior to applying the capsaicin cream.025 % is to soak your feet in very warm water (I use Epsom salt) I massage my feet well in the warm water then dry and apply the capsaicin cream and put on a pair of heavy socks for overnight.

And when you're in Costa Rica and realize you've been wearing your woolly socks for three days straight, warm food is particularly nice.

Despite the fact that I'm writing this now from my parent's couch wrapped up in my most comfortable jeans and Smartwool socks (my favorite to stay warm), I know that a lot of people dress up for the holidays to visit with friends, extended family, or the extended family of friends.

I don't have liners for them, but I was surprised at how warm my feet were just wearing wool socks.

Wear tights under your trousers, top with warm socks and insert cozy insoles into your boots for an additional layer of warmth.

The breathable, sock - like shoe that keeps your feet comfortable and airy was perfect for warm temperatures.

Additionally, I love how she warms up her rolled straight - leg jeans for winter by adding socks to her ballet flats.

I am always cold, so this thermal top is perfect for staying warm along with these super soft microfiber socks!

I love the tights and socks for layers that add interest and keep you warm all night long - even while watching fireworks out on the balcony.

Ida from Padders is the perfect winter ankle boot for you with a snug and comfortable faux fur fleece padded ankle collar over the top creating a warm cuff for your ankles as well as a memory foam sock for that extra comfort and unique fit as the shoe shapes to your foot!

Whether that means bundling up with thick boot socks and layered pants just to keep warm, or finding ways to dress them up for fancier occasions or holidays sans heels, I'm all about it.

My mission has lead me to choose soft textures for clothing; snuggly athleisure wear, cozy sweaters, fuzzy socks and moccasins to wear around the house, as well as warm booties and leggings to wear out and about.

Nice enough for fewer layers, not quite warm enough for flats (aka no socks).

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I have a huge sock collection and I love each pair so much that when they get holes, I just cut the feet off and use them as leg warmers, which are perfect for boots!

Despite the fact that I'm writing this now from my parent's couch wrapped up in my most comfortable jeans and Smartwool socks (my favorite to stay warm), I know that a lot of people dress up for the holidays to visit with...

When you find the perfect pair of knee socks for your costume, they will also make sure that you stay nice and warm throughout the night, whatever the weather may be like.

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And while the outfit is still warm enough for these last winter days, it's also promising in a way due to the bold violet sock boots (which were one of my best sale finds btw).

I know for me I immediately thought about my favorite warm cozy socks that I like to wear around the house when it's super cold out!

Take, for example, an Allbirds wool sneaker, which can be worn without socks (a gift for us hustle and bustle millennials who don't have time between social media checks in the morning to find matching socks) or all of Uniqlo's heattech apparel that keeps us extra warm in the winter.

I'm a firm believer in warm boots and woolen socks throughout winter time, but as the days get longer and warmer I would love to change my trusty heavy duty grungy boots for something more feminine, but edgy as well.

While shopping for my rain boots this past summer, I learned to buy rain boots a half - size to one full size bigger in order to allow for room when wearing warm wool socks in the winter.

I mainly stick to my red pair in the fall for 2 reasons — I feel like the red is a little more fall - ish (but I wear pink all year anyways), also, the taller ones keep my legs warmer + work with the cute boot socks.

I love the medium weight Smartwool socks for the really cold days, and the Darn Tough socks are great for warmer days.