Fall hiking with a baby can feel overwhelming. There are so many layers, unpredictable weather, and high price tags on outdoor gear. But with the right preparation, thrifty tips, and a few layering tricks, you and your little one can enjoy the magic of the trail this season. In this episode, I’m sharing everything I’ve learned about layering babies for fall adventures in the Canadian Rockies (and beyond). From base layers and fleece buntings to budget-friendly gear swaps, I’ll walk you through how to keep your baby safe, warm, and comfortable outdoors without breaking the bank. You’ll also learn: The 3-layer system I use for babies on the trail How to temperature-check your baby while hiking Affordable ways to find quality gear (thrifting, swaps, and secondhand gems) My go-to baby brands for bunting suits, base layers, and socks Why preparing for “just in case” makes adventures less stressful Whether your fall is crisp mornings or mild afternoons, this episode will help you feel ready, confident, and excited to explore with your baby this season.