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How do you keep a blanket on DC?

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in Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months
We get DD up in the morning and her hands are freezing.  She never keeps her blanket on.  What do you do for covers for your DC?
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  • shari_rnglesonshari_rngleson member
    i don't and my dd always has cold hands too!  i figure if she was really cold she would wake up.
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  • jc&catjc&cat member
    i think ds will be in a sleep sack til high school. that helps keep him warm along with some warm footed pjs. he is starting to get the blanket thing though so we'll see...
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  • kem717kem717 member
    Sometimes she keeps it on and sometimes she doesn't.  If I wake up and see that she doesn't have it on (video monitor), I'll cover her back up.  Not much else you can do, they're so squirmy!
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  • peapinepeapine
    We dont use a blanket for this reason. Its very rare if she keeps it on her. She sleeps at night in footed fleece pajamas, so she stays pretty warm that way. Im not sure what to do for cold hands. That sounds more like a circulation issue or maybe you can get a heater if the room is that cold.
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  • stephm0188stephm0188
    A baby Snuggie. Isn't that what all the cool moms are doing these days?
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  • mom2anangelmom2anangel member
    DD still uses a sleep sack, she wears a footless two piece pj outfit with socks and then a long sleeve fleece sleep sack.  We also had to put a little space heater in her room - it's not hot to the touch but blows out warm air.  It keeps her room about 72 (the rest of our house is about 70).  There is no way DD would keep a blanket on, I lay her down while she's still awake. 
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  • Lucy_Plus_One!Lucy_Plus_One! member
    Cozy footed PJs and sleep sack. Otherwise, she would pull it all off.
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  • stefanie0414stefanie0414
    dd starts off under a blanket but that doesn't last long.  She is in fleece footed pjs with socks and a short sleeve onsie and she seems to be warm in the morning.  we keep the house at 65 at night so it gets pretty cold but she has gotten used to it.
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