LO's room starts off at about 77 degrees, but drops down to 68 by early morning. It's really hard to figure out how to dress her.
I have her in a footed, long-sleeved onesie and will add a thin cotton sleepsack.
She is almost 14 months but her hands/feet get cold easily.
coconut / 8498 posts
Her rooms is usually 74-77. She has been wearing pants, socks, and a tee/onesie or a long sleeved sleeper/footie
cantaloupe / 6751 posts
We were around 69-70 the past few weeks. I put her in a long sleeved footed pj with thin cotton sleep sack. Yesterday we were up to 74 so I put her in a onesie with cotton sleep sack. It's hard trying to figure out the right amount of clothes! I feel like she goes to bed too warm but wakes up chilly 
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
Our house is at 72 or 73 at night, DH gets really hot. The nursery seems a little cooler, so we have her in a sleeper and then is swaddled. She seems totally fine all night.
grapefruit / 4817 posts
He's 13 months, we keep the house at 72 and he sleeps in a footless sleeper or long sleeve pj's with socks. He has a blanket, but it's almost always in a ball under him. The ceiling fan is also on at night.
pear / 1769 posts
75-77 and just a cotton footed sleeper. Last night it was actually a footless one, and at 3:30am her feet were not cold. Texas summers for ya.
eggplant / 11287 posts
It never drops below 71. Since it has been warm the last couple days and we don't have AC, her room has been about 75-79 degrees. Super warm!
She just wears footless sleepers to bed. Sometimes I will put her in just a onesie, but for some reason I don't think she sleeps as well in these. Weird kid! She's picky.
If I try and put her in footed sleepers, she just tries to rip them off!
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
68 is really cold to me. i try to keep the rooms at at least 72, and at 72 i put olive in a fleece sleep sack with a long sleeve onesie and pants depending on how cold it is outside.
coconut / 8305 posts
It's really cold in there... otherwise she sweats really bad (regardless of what she wears). Since we co-bed through the night I don't worry about it really being too cold b/c I warm her. She wears a variety of footed pj's to just a t-shirt (top of a set).
pear / 1837 posts
Her room is usually around 73-74, and I will do a long sleeved footed sleeper with no sleep sack or a short sleeve, short pants sleeper with a sleep sack. I worry about her arms getting cold on those nights but she sleeps fine.
blogger / coconut / 8306 posts
If I have the AC on, I keep it around 74 at night. She sleeps in a cotton sleeper or in cotton jammies (footless pj bottoms & long sleeved top).
If it's cool enough that we don't need AC, I'll keep our bedroom and living room windows open, but leave her bedroom window shut. Those nights, she'll sleep in pajama shorts and a t-shirt/tank top. It's been pretty humid here lately.
No matter what she sleeps in (even in the winter), she kicks off any blanket we put in her crib.
blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts
Usually around 72-73, and DS is generally in a cotton sleep sack and cotton PJs (most often short-sleeved, and sometimes short). He runs a bit "hotter" than some kids, though.
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