help!!!!

[suzie13]

hi all my daughter is 4 and was diagnosed with Raynard last yr and we had a bad winter last year and im finding it difficult to find clothes to keep her warm there is thing out there but all for adults and not children please help if you can thank you xxx

[zenabb]

Try mountain shops.

[bookworm]

Layering also helps

[graygirl1]

Hi suzie13,

How does one so small cope with the discomfort of Raynaud's. My heart goes out to your little girl, yourself and the family. It cannot be easy. See if you can find thermal vests and warm tights or leggings under her skirt or trousers. I have seen thermal panties for women but not so sure your daughter would want to wear anything like that. They're not such a pretty sight for the young.

If you are not able to find thermals, long sleeve tea shirt will help. Try to encourage your daughter to wear warm hats/beret to cover the head and ears too if needs be, wear a soft but warm scarf around the neck. A good pair of walking shoes/boots with thermal lining or wool socks. Remember a nice hot bowl of porridge for breakfast to set her off for the mornings. With time you will learn more and coping will get easier just keep hanging on in there.

Good luck

Graygirl1

[suzie13]

Hi thanks all graygirl1 it's hard to cope with it but she keeps smiling she wears thermals and hat but the gloves just don't seem to keep her hands warm tried hand warmer in her glove and she also get cold inside and just started school so was looking for something she could wear inside thank for your reply xx

[confusedmum26]

I have the same problem,my daughter is 1.I layer her up but it's not enough as she's still always freezing.I tend to take a hot water bottle out in the pram on very cold days but it's so hard to keep her warm.my heating bill is extortionate.do u know if there's any financial help available?I'm a single mam and am currently in college so am getting into a lot of financial difficulty atm x