Now just how in the heck?? I need some advice!!!

My daughter is the same way. She is suffering with bronchitis right now. It is miserable. The weather here is not quite as cold there but I discipline her right now for taking her clothes off. I tell her it will make her sick. She is really advanced for her age though so she listens really well.

2 suggestions for you... Firstly - Bribery. Ok, I know that doesn't sound a great idea, but if you can do it in a sort of subtle way that has him wearing clothes or he can't have the lovely yummy yoghurt you've got in your hand ;) or No sorry mummy doesn't want to play with little boys who won't keep their shirt on, and then look sad, that might work. The other suggestion, is try him in clothing he can't remove! A pair of elasticated trousers with a nice sweatshirt, and then pop a button on to the inside either side of the trousers and a loop on the inside of the sweater so when you dress him, he can't remove them. (Actually thought of a third... What about saying 'oh clever you, you can take your trousers off.. I bet you can't put them on again though. Make him think dressing is just as clever as undressing.)

My kids are the same way. The 6 year old finally realizes that he wouldn't be so cold if he left his clothes on but my 3 year old (who just turned 3 yesterday) will NOT keep clothes on during the day or at night. In fact, she strips down to nothing every single night and pees all over everything! SO, not only is she naked but she and all her bed clothes are also wet! I'm about to duct tape her clothes on her! I know she'd get the tape and the clothes back off in no-time! Good luck.

Well 20 is hot, don't worry, it'll be good for him all the best urban

This is going to sound funny, but here goes. My oldest child when he was a toddler, wouldn't leave his clothes on either, but something I noticed, when he got cold, he looked for his blanket or put his clothes back on. Kids are funny. Even now, my youngest, who is 16, leaves for school in the mornings with just a hoodie on over his t-shirt. Kids have fewer problems regulating their body temperatures, and are less affected by cold temperatures. They radiate energy and heat. Both my kids got the occasional cold, but neither were very sick. It seemed to me they got sick from catching bugs at school more than they did when they were toddlers and ran around naked all the time. If you're just staying at home, don't fret about it. If you have to go somewhere.... and he won't keep clothes on, then you might want to invest in some duct tape.J/K/ Seriously though, it's a stage. As for his cold, keeping him bundled up isn't going to make a difference either way. If he's running a fever, then the fewer clothes the better. No clothes just makes it easier for his body to eliminate the fever, much like cool baths. Hope that helps!

OK I know this sounds funny but just let him be, if he is cold he will let you know. My 3yr old is the same way and I had to talk to the doctor about it cuz really I was affaid that he would get sick. The doctor is the one who told me to let him go as long as he is in the house and the heat is on he is good.

how about letting him pick out the shirts either at home or at the store (hey why not shop at a thrift store?) or maybe you can bribe him to leave it on ... lol!