Day naps and sleep sacks

Do you put your baby back in their sleep sack for daytime naps? At home anyway

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I do 😊

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Yep 😊

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No x

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No x

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No, I keep it for night time, during the day I often cover her with a cellular blanket instead because I'm supervising her.

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Yep. C

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Sometimes, if I think she will be cold. It’s safer than a blanket as I’m not watching her constantly and she can roll and move quite a bit now

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I don’t but I think I may start doing so to help him sleep on his own rather than on me x

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No, sleep sack at night and cellular blanket for naps

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Yes

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Yep, it's ony of his sleep cues. He takes a lot longer to drop off to sleep without it and also stops his legs escaping the cot

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Yes

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Sometimes, it depends on the temperature tbh, and also sometimes he kicks his blankets off so I’m not sure he wants to be covered for some naps

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No

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Yes as it’s the routine we have got into, so he knows what is happening. Not that it’s working at the moment 🙈🙈

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