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Moving DD to crib or other part of PNP

cheese59cheese59
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Ever since I brought my DD home from the hospital she has slept in the napper part of her PNP. She is now getting too long for the napper and I would like to move her to give her more room. At night if she is completely asleep I don't worry with the music or vibration. But if she isn't in a deep sleep I have to put on the vibration and music. And I take a receiving blanket and tuck it around her from the waist down. She has never been swaddled at night and I was wondering how I could keep her warm at night besides just laying her down with just a sleeper on. Wouldn't it be risky to lay her in her crib with a blanket on top of her?

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Re: Moving DD to crib or other part of PNP

  • HappyTXChickHappyTXChick
    I would say put her in a footed, long sleeve sleeper.
    I am too paranoid to put a blanket in there.  My SIL was giving my nephew a blanket early on and she went in there one night and he had it twisted around his neck and his face was turning red.  Of course he was like 6 or 7 months and really tossing and turning by that point.  I'm sure your 2 mo old would be fine, but IMO its just not worth the risk.
    My DS did not get a blanket until after he turned 1. 
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  • majors31majors31

    sleep sacks.  i have a couple from carter's that are sleeveless, so i can adjust (long/short sleeve onesie) based on the temp in the house.

    DD kicks her legs when sleeping and will not keep a blanket on her.

    you can also lay the blanket all the way across the crib and tuck it in behind the mattress to keep it in place.

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  • sasa625sasa625 member

    DD sleeps in a woombie right now, but when she no longer does, we plan on using the blanket sleep sacks that go over her sleeper. I am going to bring one of these to her daycare as well, since I know they won't use blankets and I don't want her to be cold.

    I wouldn't risk using a blanket... my DD can scoot herself all around her bassinet, and I know she'd end up with a blanket covering her face if we used one (that's why we got the woombie to swaddle!)

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  • PregoCCPregoCC
    I use Aden & Anais Blankets all the time. They are super SUPER light, so I am not freaked out by this. He usually kicks it off, so we always have him in long sleeves at night time.
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  • cheese59cheese59
    Okay thats what I was thinking. I think I will just invest in a sleep sack and move her to her crib. Hopefully she will do okay! Thanks!
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