My LO runs kinda hot so I think I will buy a light cotton twin size blanket. Hopefully I can find one in "light poople" her fave color. 
She will probably just sleep with a sheet when it gets warmer.
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We use cotton blankets from penney's in the winter and like you in the summer, just a sheet!
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We've kept LO in his sleep sack. He's 2.5, but he doesn't like regular blankets, doesn't sleep on a pillow and still treats his bed like a crib, so we're struggling with this!
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Just a regular comforter when it's cold or a sheet when warm.
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She uses the comforter that came with her Bubble Guppies bedding... it's a little thick for our area, so she sometimes wakes up all sweaty!
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A comforter and a fuzzy blanket. Our house is drafty. She'll probably just use the lighter blanket in the summer.
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DS (4 yo) has a medium weight duvet for winter. In the summer, I use either just the duvet cover or his AA dream blanket, or even an AA swaddle just to cover him.
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He's still in footed Jammies and has his a&da blankets and a couple small baby blankets that roll around him all night
no real comforter or blanket yet
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@Mamaof2: I will ck JcPenney's! Found this but I hope i can find something a little cheaper. http://www.potterybarnkids.com/products/classic-cotton-blanket/?cm_src=E%3AK%3Adecorative-pillows-shams&lineid=19&catalogId=73
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DD runs warm too, she has a sheet and a very light comforter. If it's cold she has a fleece Sofia blanket that i will throw on top, but usually she's just under the sheet even in the winter. She kicks the rest off. I put her i footed PJs right now.
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I didn't really plan ahead for moving LO to a floor twin mattress so I just use an AA Daydream blanket because I can tuck it in everywhere.
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My DD1 is in a twin bed and she has flannel sheets and a lightweight down comforter with duvet cover. She also has a pretty thick fleece blanket she sometimes pulls over herself, too. She likes to be all cozy with lots of blankets around her.
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LO is a kicker so I usually dress her in flannel pjs, with her loveys, and then I lay a thin comforter over as more of a comfort than for warmth. It's usually piled at the end of the bed in the morning.
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A primaloft filled blanket from garnet hill plus a velour blanket left over from my shore house days.
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