She hates having a blanket/sheet on her..what am I going to do in winter??

[Nai]

Yep - the sleep suits with legs! They are brilliant - both my girls have worn them and they go up to bigger sizes at Target.

[Olive]

we use sleepersuits too from snugtime, though DD2 has decided now right before winter that she no longer likes them and is often without a doona too

[Cherished]

are the sleeping bag suits at best and less & target the same type of thing as the snugtime ones with a tog rating etc? I think they would be perfect for DS

[Miss.September]

We have the same problem too, but last week we slept in our camper and it was so so cold, that DD actually snuggled under the doona, arms and all. She normally falls asleep under a sheet or a light blanket but wriggles her way out and when she's in bed with us, she ends up lying sideways on our pillows to avoid the blanket touching her. So I was quite relieved to see her all snug and warm under a doona.

[MrsBexie]

she ends up lying sideways on our pillows to avoid the blanket touching her.

That is so cute!! LOL...

This is all helpful info for me although I am hoping that because she will not sleep now unless she is wrapped we won't have this problem!!

[GoingtobebiginAsia]

Hi all,
I've been wondering what on earth we do when we visit Adelaide next month. DD has only lived (and slept) in stinking hot Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore and she won't tolerate any covering when it does cool down a bit.
My Mum can pick up some pjs at Target for us. Thanks a lot for the advice. One less thing to worry about for our big trip.

[willow5]

are the sleeping bag suits at best and less & target the same type of thing as the snugtime ones with a tog rating etc? I think they would be perfect for DS

Yeah that?^^

[catetay]

they don't have a rating, so we found we had to try a couple brands to get the right weight for diff weather. Great on my daughter (2.5) who starts off under covers but when she rouses in the night, kicks them off then wakes fully cos she gets cold! we also use an oil heater to take chill off the room in winter.