Pjs

Re: Pjs

• krispy83 member

  December 2012

  DS sleeps in either a fleece footed sleeper or a cotton footed sleeper.  No blanket at night here, but I do cover him with a blanket for naps.  It's not terribly cold where we are, but some nights do dip down into the 40s and occasionally the 30s.  We have a space heater in DS' room so that he stays nice and warm.

     

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• Mrs MoJoRisin member

  December 2012

  Fleece sleeper with a long sleeve onsie and socks.

  

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• kristens14 member

  December 2012

  Fleece footie sleeper when it's chilly, cotton when it's above 40 or so at night. We don't use a sleep sack because even with a box fan running in DS's room, it gets warmer in there than any other room in our condo.
  

  

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• countrygrl5533 member

  December 2012

  Long-sleeved onesie, socks, footie pjs, a bag sleeper (like a sleep sack with arms), and I cover her with a blanket when I go to bed.

  In the 20s at night on a warm night. We heat with wood and her room is the furthest from the furnace. By morning, it is about 62 in the living room, 60 in her room. So she has to be nice and bundled to be warm by morning.
  

  
  
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• MariJ1008 member

  December 2012

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  Lesleyjking:

  Whar does your Lo wear to sleep these days? K is usually in footed cotton pjs and a fleece sack. We finally stopped using the cieling fan

  hehehehehe...I bet the ceiling fan for pj's was a mite uncomfortable

   j/k - I've been using fleece footed sleepers and a blanket for my dd for months now.  She's roasty toasty.

  we use the fleece footed sleepers and blanket too. i have tried using the sleep sacks, and DS tries so hard to stand in them, he ends up just falling and hit his head, so we don't use those anymore. it's pretty warm in his room
  

  

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• mcgeeva member

  December 2012

  Always footed pjs since he never keeps his blanket on at night. That way he doesn't get too cold

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• Vans18 member

  December 2012

  We live in California so its not as cold as other states...so I have LO sleep in short sleeve onsie, socks under a cotton footsie pj and a not so thick blanket on top

  

  
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