How do you keep babies hands warm?

Jen9807 · April 2013

In the last week we stopped swaddling but LO's hands are so cold when I feed her MOTN. Any tips? Socks on hands maybe?

vettymama · April 2013

We tried socks and cotton mittens but LO sucks and chews on his hands so much that they were soaked. We don't put anything on them now, it doesn't seem to bother him. I just hold his hands when he wakes up to eat in the MOTN.

kjsmith9 · April 2013

+MeganS+:
We tried socks and cotton mittens but LO sucks and chews on his hands so much that they were soaked. We don't put an

Wild_flower25 · April 2013

Cold hands are normal due to their circulation. You don't need to worry about it. To really tell their temp, check the ears.

jobiann · April 2013

DS pretty much always has his snuggled into his security blanket...but even on the nights they are out they don't get too cold that I'm concerned. I usually check to ensure his cheeks and head are warm.

Jen9807 · April 2013

MeganS:
We tried socks and cotton mittens but LO sucks and chews on his hands so much that they were soaked. We don't put anything

littleheaven · April 2013

thanks for asking this

i had no idea this was a normal thing...dd's hands are like ice all the time and i've been worried we had it too cold in the house

Alexames · April 2013

+MeganS+:
We tried socks and cotton mittens but LO sucks and chews on his hands so much that they were soaked. We don't put an

ForeverEverAfter · April 2013

LO never kept mittens on. She wouldn't let her arms be swaddled from birth, so at first we used flip cuff onesies, then socks. Now she sucks her hands so we stopped. Her hands aren't as cold as they used to be, and I just warm them up while she eats and s

kerbear135 · April 2013

OP, glad you asked..as I was warming up DD's little hands this morning, I thought to post something similar, but it seems you beat me to it! Glad to know it's a normal thing- we tried no-scratch mits (DD is a scratcher so I was hoping they'd do double dut