Community› The Bump Message Boards› Babies: 3 - 6 Months
Babies: 3 - 6 Months
New Discussion

What's DC wearing to bed and what temp is it in their room?

jess545jess545 member
in Babies: 3 - 6 Months

DS was being swaddled with the miracle blanket but he started busting out of it so i got rid of it. Anyway when he was being swaddled he was only wearing a diaper and we kept our room at 72. Now that he isn't being swaddled i have been putting him in just a onesie and turned the air to 74 but his legs and arms have been feeling a little cold in the morning.

So what does your DC wear to bed and what's the temp in their room?

Lilypie Pregnancy tickers
Report Reply to Post

Re: What's DC wearing to bed and what temp is it in their room?

  • carney09carney09 member
    Evey wears a sleep sack, and on nights where her room is really warm (super hot days) I just put her in that and have the fan blowing.  On other nights I put her in a onesie and then her sleep sack....
    Report Reply
  • Loading the player...
  • MCMoo23MCMoo23
    We have our house at 68 at nighttime. I usually just have her in a cotton or jersey sleeper. She seems fine in them. When it's REALLY hot outside I will put her to sleep in a onesie, but the other nights she's most always in a sleeper. 
    Report Reply
  • PreggoMeg31PreggoMeg31
    We keep her room at 74 and she sleeps in a footed cotton long sleeve sleeper like the Carter's ones.  She seems fine not too cold or hot. 
    Report Reply
  • andersonk03andersonk03

    My DD likes to be warm so we have been placing her in cotton footie jammies and then a swaddle sleepsack.  She is busting out of her swaddle now though so the last few nights I have just placed her in a long sleeve onesie (so that when she busts out her arms are not bare) and the sleep sack.  So far so good.  It is pretty warm in our room too. Probably about 78 at night.  She seems comfortable and sleeps her usual 10-11 hours. 

    If you are worried, I would get at least a cotton sleep sack.  They are light enough that LO won't get overheated, but will keep the chills away.  They even make some with sleeves, you just have to look for them a little harder.  GL! HTH!

    Report Reply
  • lindsleeklindsleek member
    We have our air set at 74 and DD always wears a onsie and a sleeper to bed in her crib... no blanket.
    High risk momma: Diagnosed with a partially abrupted placenta at 32 weeks and sentenced to strict bed rest for the remainder. Pregnancy Ticker} {\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252 \strokec2 Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker}
    Report Reply
  • lildevil968lildevil968 member
    We don't have A/C so LO has been wearing a onesie. If the night is really cool we put him in a light sleeper with the window cracked open a little.

    image

    AlternaTickers - Cool, free Web tickersAlternaTickers - Cool, free Web tickers

     image

    Created by MyFitnessPal - Free Calorie Counter

    "><a href="http://www.myfitnesspal.com/weight-loss-ticker"><img border="0" src="http://tickers.myfitnesspal.com/ticker/show/825/1820/8251820.png" /></a><p style="text-align:center;width:420px;"><small>Created by MyFitnessPal - Free <a href="http://www.myfitnesspal.com">Calorie Counter</a></small></p>
    Report Reply
  • Shana051008Shana051008 member

    We keep our apartment at 72-73 degrees as it has been in the upper 90's here in St. Louis.  She always sleeps in a light weight cotton footed sleeper!  Ocassionally her hands are chilly in the morning, but she is not hot or cold!

    Report Reply
  • white318white318 member
    DS seems to naturally be warm (always sweating if he wears clothes to bed)  so he sleeps in his diaper.  We keep the house about 70 and his room is the warmest room (upstairs with full sun most of the day).  We have a few times when the night is a little cooler put him in a onsie.. but he still seems warm when he wakes up.
    image
    Report Reply
  • CHI-06CHI-06 member
    imagePreggoMeg31:
    We keep her room at 74 and she sleeps in a footed cotton long sleeve sleeper like the Carter's ones.  She seems fine not too cold or hot. 
    ditto
    Daughter born July 2008; Daughter born March 2010 Son born August 2011
    Report Reply
  • inlovewowinlovewow
    Our house is set on 74 usually.  I always have DD in footed jammies.  Some are thick cotton, some are a little heavier....she is comfy.  Sometimes her hands are chilly in the mornings.  But I read where you just need to feel the back of their neck to determine if they're hot or cold.
    Report Reply
  • renee4152renee4152
    we usually keep our a/c on 70-71 at night, and DS room usually stays between 71 and 73. we put him in a long sleeve side snap shirt and his sleep sack.
    Report Reply
  • Flowr4246Flowr4246 member
    We put her in a onesie and do a loose swaddle from the waste down with an A&A blanket.  Her room is often close to 80 degrees because the circulation in our house sucks, no matter what we keep the thermostat set at.
     
    Piper, 4/10/10
    Connor, 3/16/15
    Morgan, EDD 9/22/16



    Report Reply
  • krystal0707krystal0707 member

    imagePreggoMeg31:
    We keep her room at 74 and she sleeps in a footed cotton long sleeve sleeper like the Carter's ones.  She seems fine not too cold or hot. 

    This is us too. 

    Daisypath Anniversary tickers Lilypie Third Birthday tickers Lilypie First Birthday tickers
    Report Reply
This discussion has been closed.
Choose Another Board
Search Boards
"
"