INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you buy winter clothes that are scratchy or rough, your toddler probably won't want to wear them. Look for items that are lined with a soft material, such as fleece or flannel, to ensure that they will be comfortable. Keep in mind that you might have to cut tags off of the collar or inner lining to make them comfortable for your toddler. Fabrics that are good for toddler clothing include: Cotton Wool Nylon Faux fur Fleece Dressing your toddler in 2 to 3 thin layers of clothing will actually trap heat and keep them warmer. First, choose a snug pair of pants and shirt made of wool or polyester to wick away moisture. Then, select a loose shirt or pants made of wool or fleece to insulate. Finish layering with a jacket or coat that's waterproof. Every layer should be comfortable enough that your toddler has full range of movement. Avoid dressing your toddler in just 1 or 2 bulky layers that restrict their movement. If your child will be wearing thick wool socks, have them put on their boots or shoes so you can ensure that they won't pinch their feet. If your child is wearing thin socks with boots or shoes that have a little extra space, you may need to double the layers of socks so the shoes fit comfortably. Check your toddler's shoes or boots frequently since children's feet grow quickly. Cover your child's head so body heat doesn't escape. Find a hat that will cover your child's ears and fasten under the chin. Securing the hat with velcro or tassels will prevent the hat from sliding and stop your toddler from pulling it off. You could also try to find a warm bonnet that you can tie underneath your toddler's chin. If your toddler doesn't like winter hats, try a balaclava. This face mask covers most of the face, head, and neck, but has holes for the eyes and mouth. To make a balaclava more toddler-friendly, decorate a white balaclava with buttons, bows, or colorful thread. Choose mittens that are long enough to easily slide on and cover the wrists or even up to the elbows. Longer mittens are easier to put on than gloves and the kids are less likely to pull them off. Look for mittens with a warm inner layer and waterproof outer layer. Some mittens even close with velcro so you can secure them to your child. If your toddler plays in the snow, get mittens lined with fleece since this material dries very quickly. If you don't have mittens, slide warm woolen or knee-high socks onto the toddler's hands. If your toddler will be playing in the snow, buying a snowsuit is a good idea. A snowsuit will prevent snow from getting under your toddler's clothes and it will provide insulation. Choose one with a water-resistant outer shell and warm lining on the inside. Most snowsuits have elastic or velcro around the wrists and ankles so you can tailor the fit to your toddler.

SUMMARY: Buy shirts, pants, and jackets made of comfortable material. Dress your toddler in a few thin layers that trap heat. Choose warm socks that don't make your toddler's shoes too tight. Select a hat that will secure to their head. Buy warm mittens instead of gloves. Decide if your toddler needs a snowsuit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use the address bar at the top to type the web address for the website you want to save. Use the buttons and links on the website to navigate to the website you want to save. When you save a website as a PDF, all of the visible parts will be saved. This is located in the upper-right corner of Google Chrome. This opens the Google Chrome Menu. This opens the Print menu. The preview of the website will appear on the right side. You will be able to see the formatting changes that printing will cause. You can also press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (Mac). It's on the left side of the Print window. The drop-down menu lists all available Printers. Selecting "Save as PDF" indicates that you wish to save the document in PDF format instead of printing it. It's the blue button at the top of the Print menu on the left side. Use the text field next to "File name" ("Save as" on Mac) to type a name for the PDF. Click the folders in the sidebar to the left, and the large window in the middle to navigate to a location you want to save the PDF to. It's in the lower-right corner of the window. This saves the web page in PDF format. Double-click the PDF in the location you saved it to open it.

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Open Google Chrome and go to the webpage that you want to save. Click . Click Print. Select Save as PDF next to Destination. Click Save. Type a name for the PDF. Choose a save location for the PDF. Click Save.