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@chopsuey119: We have the ac and a fan going . . . DH is part wooly mammoth me thinks!
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Ours only tolerated being swaddled and then using a sleep sack until she was a few months old. Then we just dressed her warmly and let her sleep without.
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Yes, ever since we stopped swaddling. I also think of it as a sleep cue. We use them regardless if she's in a footed or non-footed sleeper. Though, we do have different weights and fabrics. I'm more paranoid about her being cold than hot (even though we're in SoCal). I think the weight and sort of wrap on her legs help keep her in sleeping-mode when she moves or startles herself awake.
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@chopsuey119: @MsLipGloss: ours is at 72 at night, and DH still gets hot. I am fine during the week when he isn't here but when he is, like I have my own personal furnance in bed with me.
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@Smurfette: @MsLipGloss: dang you gals have hot blooded husbands!
the day you came over the thermostat was set at 74. I was worried everyone would be cold. Ha!
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@Smurfette: @chopsuey119: Ours is set at 73 (DH would drop it to 68 if I would let him!), and I do fine until DH crawls into bed!
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She does! She was swaddled for the first 2 months and currently in the summer infant sleep sacks (she is 5 months). She loved them!
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we used to use a sleepsack, but now that it is summer we ditched it and just use footed PJ's. i was worried since it was also her sleep cue, but she did just fine without it.
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We don't use one right now because it's so warm and he's a sweaty baby, but will probably use one once the cold weather rolls around.
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So we tried no sleep sack tonight, took her longer to fall asleep and then she woke up twice so sleep sack back on!!! She never wakes up till 3 or later, so twice in the first two hours. Unless something else is going on.
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LO used a sleepsack up until 23 months when we transitioned her to her big girl bed. She wore it year-round - we live in Canada and even in the summers, she'd wear short sleeved pjs and a light babydeedee sleepsack.
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@Smurfette: I think the little bit of weight even, helps with the morrow(sp?) reflex, that they might still have a bit of.
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My thought process behind what I put LO in to sleep: I want him to have as many layers as I do. DH and I sleep with a top sheet and a quilt during the summer, so I want LO to have two layers as well. He sleeps in footless cotton pjs and a cotton Halo sleepsack. During the winter, I'll probably increase the weight of the sleepsack when we switch to a thicker comforter/duvet.
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I looove our A & A sleep sacks! LO uses his as a lovey, too, so it's double purpose. We run the air at night during the summer and I don't worry about him being too warm in a thin footed cotton sleeper and the A & A sack.
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We do pjs and an A&A sleep sack when it's cooler, but it's been so hot lately that we just do a short sleeved onesie and sleep sack.
the day you came over the thermostat was set at 74. I was worried everyone would be cold. Ha!
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