How hot is too hot for baby to be outside?

Question

At what temperature do you keep baby inside? 
It’s 90 degrees here today and I’d like to take my 2 month old for a walk this afternoon but I worry that might be too hot. 
I asked my pediatrician earlier this summer what was considered too hot and she didn’t really give me a straight answer so I’m wondering what other moms’ rules are.
***EDIT***
Just want to add that the only reason I was considering an afternoon walk is because the org I work for is holding an event at 4:30 just a short walk from my home so I was wanting to bring her to give my coworkers a chance to meet my baby. It’s a 20 minute walk each way and the event would be like a half hour. I decided against  taking her. My gut is just telling me it’s too hot for her.
Thanks all for your input!

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When their cheeks get red that means they are getting too hot. You also want to be careful that putting a blanket over the stroller to block the sun actually traps heat and makes it hotter in their. I also go by the rule of thump that if I’m uncomfortable in a temperature they most likely are at sooner rate.

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Just use common sense, keep out of direct sunlight, light clothes (maybe even just a cute onesie or if you find one small enough a little romper), they have fans that attach to strollers, and make sure they are getting enough breastmilk or formula to stay hydrated.

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I got one of these to keep my baby cool in her stroller and car seat but don’t know if I’d try a walk at 90 degrees.

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I think it depends on the walk, if it’s mostly shaded I’d say go for it. Dress baby in thin clothes, use a sun hat if you have it, stroller fans are great to circulate air! 
But if baby will be in direct sunlight and/or your worried about it then maybe not!

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Go early morning or late evening, it will be much nicer!

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That seems okay as long as it isn't for too long also you need to take into consideration the air quality a lot of people forget about that. You should see what the quality is like in your area and treat your child as somebody who has respiratory issues

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I don't take mine out above 90. And anything above 80 no longer than 20-30 minutes. We do all our outdoor stuff in the evenings or early mornings to get around it.

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Both my kids were born in the warm months (August and May). Just keep them out of direct sunlight. As the other commenter said, we have a stroller fan and I kept my kids in very light clothing but covered the stroller only to block out the sun. I never covered it fully though just to the point where the sun was not touching their skin. 
We also didn’t go out for a long time but I couldn’t deny my oldest outside time 🤷🏻‍♀️ so we made it work

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I usually put a little tank top and extra thin blanket to keep the sun out her eyes. And i have a fan i got off amazon and were gone!!! I keep an eye for her getting sweaty but im in Ga and its hot as hell here too..i have a 7 week old!

How hot is too hot for baby to be outside?

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