Weather is cold

Do you put heating on when it’s below 19-20 degrees in the room (where baby is playing or sleeping)?

It’s going to be expensive winter 😅
I am in two minds to buy sleep bag (3.5 tog), snowsuit, etc.

I put layers (vest and body grow and cardigan if needed). My LG is co-sleeping with me from last week (as she refused to be in the swaddle and doesn’t settle in her next-to-me). We put baby blanket on her and she must be getting warmth from my blanket/duvet (I am not directly putting it on her).

For day time, she seems okay with the temperature we are maintaining in the home at the moment. But I do not want to keep heat ON for long as it gives me headache and I feel dehydrated. I bet, heating must be doing something to my LG as well 😕

How’s everyone coping with cold?

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I’m putting heating on now for an hour or two before his bedtime and putting hot water bottle on his bed to warm it before but he will probably end up cosleeping with me too most of the time.

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They say 18 degrees C is the ideal room temperature for babies but if it gets to that I whack the heating on to remove the chill but won’t have it on all night. X

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It’s amazing hot much a hot water bottle at your feet in bed can keep you warm overnight! X

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