What does baby wear to bed?

anniegirl1 · October 2011

Now that it's getting a little colder, I know I'm gonna to need to switch up DD's pjs. She's been wearing just a footie sleeper, but I think I might need to get out the sleepsack. I think she's gonna hate it and I've already been battling a bad sleeper this whole past weekend. What is your LO's sleeping in?

JaneBeam · October 2011

One thing that I'm sure you already might do is to redirect the heat in the house. I close the vents in rooms that we don't need the heat and make sure the vent in DD's room is wide open and not blocked. I also turn up the temperature temporarily about 30 min before bed time. So around bedtime I close the vents in our main living spaces and our bedroom. (My DH has radiating body heat so if I'm cold I just need to scoot a little closer to him for 30 seconds before I'm sweating.)

LadyXaverian · October 2011

Fleece footie pjs with socks underneath because her feet get so so cold. She is also not a fan of the sleep sack, so I may start putting a onesie underneath the pjs as well.

Nechie122 · October 2011

My LO is fine with the sleep sack (but it's the Aden and Anais one so not very heavy). We put that over footie pajamas. She also have a pair of sweatpants from the Gap that we pull on over a onesie.

bugandbibs · October 2011

We use a fleece sleep sack with a long sleeve shirt and socks, or a long sleeved fleece sleepsack by itself. My LO has giant feet and she can't wear footie anything. She's wears a 6 month onsie and 12-24 month socks.

madamsmurfette · October 2011

Fleece footed pj's with a onesie and socks underneath.

ITGurl0626 · October 2011

Lately, we have been doing a onesie, socks, & one of those fleece Carter's sleep sack thingies. Seems to be working so far, we'll as the nights get colder.

GHBEA · October 2011

Fleece sleepers once its in the 30s I will put a onsie on as well

ams8099 · October 2011

ITGurl0626:
Lately, we have been doing a onesie, socks, & one of those fleece Carter's sleep sack thingies. Seems to be working so far, we'll as the nights get colder.

Yup we do this too

SandiaPinaMama · October 2011

JaneBeam:
One thing that I'm sure you already might do is to redirect the heat in the house. I close the vents in rooms that we don't need the heat and make sure the vent in DD's room is wide open and not blocked. I also turn up the temperature temporarily about 30 min before bed time. So around bedtime I close the vents in our main living spaces and our bedroom. (My DH has radiating body heat so if I'm cold I just need to scoot a little closer to him for 30 seconds before I'm sweating.)

Just be aware that closing vents can cause problems with your heating system.

vilaro · October 2011

My DD hated the sleep sacks but we got her this sleep sack with legs (Blankeaze Wearable Blanket), and she's pretty comfy in it.

https://www.onestepahead.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=534081

LadyXaverian · October 2011

Scout2005:
vilaro:

My DD hated the sleep sacks but we got her this sleep sack with legs (Blankeaze Wearable Blanket), and she's pretty comfy in it.

https://www.onestepahead.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=534081

OMG.

I love you. This is what I need.

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I love this!!

MrsBabySmith · October 2011

like his Daddy the boy radiates heat so he's sleeping in fleece footed jammies with a flannel blankie which he likes to rub on side of his head to fall asleep... luckily it doesn't get all that cold here in Southern California so this will probably work throughout the winter except when we go to Northern California or Nevada to visit family

katlizabeth · October 2011

Footed pjs and a fleece halo sleep sack.

Vespah · October 2011

Cotton Footie PJ's in a Perlin Pinpin Sleepsack (one with sleeves), her arms got very cold in the classic sacks.

junebride060306 · October 2011

my house is cold and I am cold all.the.time! DH is never cold. the heat isn't on. LO's room actually is so small there isn't a heater in there so I am not sure what we will do when it is really cold. I put him in footie pj's either cotton or fleece depending on how cold I am and then a fleece sleep sack.

EllenK11 · October 2011

I do a onsie, cotton sleeper and a sleep sack or a onsie and a heavier fleece footie sleeper without the sleep sack. I also have some fleece sleepers that actually look like sacks that I will use. I have had my LO in a sleep sack since he came home since he hated being swaddled and he is fine in them. The only time he didn't like it is when it got to short since he couldn't stretch out his legs. Once it gets really cold here I will put him in a fleece sleeper and sleep sack

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