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  1. #1
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    Aug 2006
    Perth, WA
    1,240

    Cool!

    Thanks guys!

    I've added some socks tonight and put a cotton wool blanket over him...so we'll see how that goes!

    Thanks for your help...and reassurance!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Aug 2007
    Sydney
    154

    I'm in Sydney and we don't run the heater overnight. Its get to the single figures in temperature. On our bed we have a very heavy wool doona and electric blanket so I don't think a 2.5 tog sleeping bag is enough for Oliver. I currently have for him:

    Singlet
    Short sleeve bodysuit
    Wondersuit
    2.5 tog sleeping bag (sleeveless)
    sheet
    fleece blanket

    And in the last week I've added the cot quilt as well as he was waking again (yes, I know, but its tucked in at the foot of the cot like the sheet and blanket so I fail to see how it can be a greater risk than if I were to pile 2-3 loose blankets on top). Oliver sleeps with his arms up so I think he looses a lot of heat that way - he always has icecubes for hands in the mornings.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
    21

    We use a gro bag also but i found maddy was cold with just the bag so we go like this!!!

    -Singlet
    -long sleeve suit
    -gro-bag (mittens if really cold)
    -sheet
    -light blanket
    -heavier blanket
    ifts is REALLLYL cold ill add another light blanket, but we have heater set to not let house drop below 16deg at night so its normally ok...

    Prior to me realising she was cold we didnt have the extra heavy blanket on there, now we dont get any 3-4am wake up (too often)
    Maddy always has her arms up at night or she hugs her teddy so thats why we have mittnes on, although some morning they are soaked as she sucks her hands!!!


    **leebee i hadnt thought of a cot blanket but thats a good idea - i too dont see the huge risk if its tucked in correctly.....**