No matter where you live, it's miserable outside.

That's not true. There are some places that are actually quite nice, but most places are cold and miserable.

And when it's like this, I think we are always looking for reasons to hold on,

reasons to believe that we can make it through.

And the thing you should know is babies in Iceland are taking naps outside in weather like this.

If babies can do it, you can do it.

Hotla Oscars Dottish is a reporter in Iceland and she says it's totally normal to see baby carriages out in the cold in front of cafes and coffee shops.

Well, it's not going to be crowded with baby carriages, but in a sunny day, it's not going to be crowded with baby carriages but in a sunny day it'll you'll see a couple of them and inside those carriages you'll find sleeping rosy cheeks

checked babies.

And this is in the winter there will be baby carriages outside with babies in them.

Yes.

What's the idea behind that?

Well, um,, basically it's just a tradition here.

And it all started in the beginning of the 20th century,

because there was a tuberculosis epidemic.

So people were kind of just trying to save their babies from getting this horrible disease.

So they made them nap outside instead of in the crowded houses.

So this is like when it's time for a baby's nap, parents will put the baby in the carriage

and wheel them outside for a little bit.

Yeah, and that's also a part of it that it seems like babies fall asleep faster if you will

them around. Like, kind of like if you take a baby driving then they tend to

fall asleep quickly and then they stay there until they wake up again.

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