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  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
    Smidgen-ville
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    Does the cold hands bother her? Or is it just that it worries you?

    My kids always sleep in sleeping bags too, and some mornings their hands are cold. I was told categorically by a nurse that it didn't matter - so long as their torso was warm, then they were warm. Not to be too concerned with their extremities.

    Have you put a thermometer in DD's room? What does it drop to? I know our house is coldest very first thing in the morning (before i turn the heating on) and my DS1's room is about 16 degrees. Which is cool - but still fine.

  2. #2
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    Oct 2007
    Caroline Springs
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    Kyson sleeps in a sleeveless sleeping bag like your DD. He wears a pair of winter jimjams on underneath. I also lay a medium blanket over him when he goes to sleep. He sometimes wriggles out from under it before he falls asleep, so I sneak in before I go to bed and make sure it's over him. I doubt it really makes much difference though, but I like to peek in on him one last time before I go to sleep, hehe. We keep the heating on overnight at about 18 degrees though, so it never gets really cold. I think if she was getting too cold though she would certainly wake and let you know

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    Feb 2006
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    yep willow5! if you're in melbourne they have a sale this week

  4. #4
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    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
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    When Olive? Can you send me the details please??

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    yep willow5! if you're in melbourne they have a sale this week
    Thank you! Not in Melbourne though

  6. #6
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    JM i sent you the details....remember!!!