I would say a good majority of our Wolf Cubs are 1yrs old now. I believe AAP says to wait until they are 1 to use a blanket.
What is everyone doing. I'm still a little gun shy, but I live in ND and soon it will be cold. Her room has no carpet and it runs about 8 to 10 degrees cooler than the hallway where our thermostat is.
We had a child death in the family at 11 months from SIDS, so I am more weary. Yes I know technically if they die from suffocation that is not SIDS, but blankets in the crib raises the risk of SIDS so the argument will not work on my anxious prone mind.
So what is O13 doing? I've put a lovie and teddy bear just to see if she knows to keep it away from her face before she falls asleep, so far so good. However, I still have this irrational fear.
Is there blankets that we should avoid because they are not as breathable? Does it matter anymore can
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Re: Can we discuss blankets in the crib?
Have you checked out sleep sacks?
Also in favor of A+A sleeping bags. It does get chilly here but she seems cozy in them. I put her in a hat, socks and pjs too. I don't want to rock the boat if its working.
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i use the same kind of blanket. It makes me less nervousnervous because of all the holes.
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I should add that I used a blanket for Beau before he could roll (with the sleep sack on) but as soon as he became more mobile I took it out. I'm going to wait and see how cold this winter is. I have a hard time heating their room without it overheating. If it gets too cold I'll have to reevaluate whether or not he should get a blanket.
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