thread: what do u dress/wrap your baby in when its hot at night?

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  1. #1
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    i just googles those Woombies.. they are so freakin cute hehe

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    They are so cute Stevie... Anelise has a yellow one and she looks like a lolly banana with a head when she is in it! lol
    We've got to get some more as I am over washing & drying the same one for her to wear to bed that night. Once she in in her woombie she knows it is sleep time which is another good thing about it.

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    Oh i love it its so cute.

    Lisa , how do they go leg room wise? is there any probs with room for bubs legs ?

    My DD always kicks her way out of her wrap when i wrap her and it stresses me out as i worry about it going over her face and stuff

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    They're no worries leg room wise. Anelise kicks around in hers when she wants to get out of the cot in the mornings. The material is stretchy, like a bonds type Tshirt.

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    I just googled the woomie. Looks very similar to ergococcoon but has more of colours and a bit more pricey

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    I bought a kiddopotamus swaddle me wrap today. so will see how we go with that.

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    Shel as the muslin wrap is so light I wouldn't be too worried about it being flicked over her face. Look maybe that's not the right thing to say but I guess I don't worry about the light wrap making its way over my bub's face if he wiggles out. I would go mad if I worried about that! The bigger concern for me would be getting under a tucked in sheet or blanket/doona/pillow which is why SIDS guidelines are not to use those things and to place bub at bottom of cot.

    We have been unable to keep B in a muslin wrap! So we use heavier ones eg flanellete that I bought online. Cot sheets are also good. As the flannies are warmer we have the a/c on in the bedroom at all times and keep the temp around 22-23 degrees - cool enough so that DP and I want to have a blanket on.

    Hope you're doing well hon! Isn't it tough but amazing!