How are you dressing your babies at night? (Son gets cold feet)
His room is usually warm, like 70-73. But getting to 70 or lower, he seems to wake up. And that's with footie pajamas and a wearable love to sleep outfit on. It's for moderate room temp.
I have been trying to wean him off that sleep sack since it's been 73-75 in his room more, but he definitely seems to sleep better with it.
Also, I have some cute pajamas with no feet. I want to put him in eventually but don't know how to keep his feet warm.
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I put my baby girl if Pajamas with feet. Only bc i have a Owlet that she wears at night .. she is 11 months old ... if i dont have pjs with feet she takes the owlet off .. and i have it on her bc of her o2 droping and bc she had cover once and it sent her to the hospital ... but once she not wearing the owlet it will be pant and a shrit with not feet cover ... ... maybe trying socks to keep his feet warm if he dosent take them off at night
My AC is blasting at night and the bedrooms get super chilly so I always have my LO in PJs with socks and a sleeveless fleece sleep sack. We only do fleece for overnight. During the day, the house isn’t as cold so we use a regular cotton sleeveless sleep sack!
Hahaha girl I feel you with the owlet. We have one too and the second I put it on my LG is trying to rip it off 😂
We keep our house pretty cool. We do a long sleeve onesie and 1.5tog blanket bag at night.
I can't see him keeping socks on tbh. I love my love to dream sleep suit. But I'd love to not be dependant on it so much too.
Seems like I'm not alone in the footie pj's. I'll have to keep doing that then for now. Thanks everyone!
Also the owlet looked nice! We use the nanit breathe band still. Don't know how I did it with my first with out that.
We do a long sleeve onsie and then a bamboo (kind puffy) sleep sack tog 1.5. His rooms about 68 degrees. He used to get cold feet (like turn blue all the time) and the doctor wasn’t worried since the second you touched them with your hand they’d pink back up - he just recently grew out of it. Before we would wear socks under the sleep sack!
69-70 degree, humidifier on full blast, onesie with hands and feet covered
My son is a sweaty sleeper so he wears thin 2 piece pj sets. No footies but they are long sleeve. Keeps him just the right amount of warm without him getting cold no socks. He’ll just pull them off anyways. We used to do footie pjs but he’s a pretty active sleeper and moves around a lot, I found that this was less restrictive so he could toss and turn and flip without getting frustrated and waking up
We do either long pj's with socks or a onesie and a sleep sack. It ranges in it bedroom from 68-73 usually
Babies feet can naturally just be cold as long as their like back and chest is warm they are fine. Maybe make the room colder so you can keep the sleep sack on and maybe make that thicker. You could try to do socks and put it over the pjs you have with no feet
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