When it comes to the cold, you’re the mom who cried “wolf.” (See: your kids’ fleece hats and snowsuits. In September.)

But January temps call for Babies in Sheep’s Clothing. So much sweeter than Uggs, the handmade boots and slippers are crafted in New Zealand from ethically sourced sheepskin and lambskin.

The boots come in low-rise styles, classic baby booties and a sturdier shape for older kids. But look out for jackets, gilets, hats and mittens, too, as well as super-soft lambskins for push-chairs, cots or just lounging.

So your flock will stay toasty inside and out.

Leaving you nothing to bleat about.

Available at Kidsen, 111 Chamberlayne Road, NW10 3NS (020 8969 7565); online at babiesinsheepsclothing.com.

PLAY
Egg and Spoon
What: An interactive show (from a troupe whose mission is to help little ’uns develop their artistic potential) based on the seasons and nature for kids ages 3 and under.
Why: Sitting still is not her forté.
When: Sat., 11 a.m. & 2 p.m.
Where: Half Moon Young People’s Theatre, 43 White Horse Rd., E1 OND (020 7709 8900).

LISTEN
Magic Carpet Storytelling
What: Children imagine flying away Aladdin-style, then land in front of a piece from The National Gallery’s art collection for storytelling fun in this new series.
Why: The plot thickens.
When: Sun., 10:30 a.m.-11 a.m. & 11:30 a.m.-noon.
Where: Trafalgar Square, WC2N 5DN (020 7747 2885).

WATCH
Les Patineurs/Tales of Beatrix Potter
What: The Royal Ballet’s enchanting double bill for the whole family starts with the classic figure skating-inspired piece and winds up with Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, Peter Rabbit and the crew.
Why: Tu-tu for the price of one.
When: To Jan. 13. Wed.-Sat., 7:30 p.m.
Where: Royal Opera House, Bow St., WC2E 9DD (020 7304 4000).

Photo: Courtesy of Babies in Sheep’s Clothing