It would get down to below 10 inside our old house sometimes (and ten or more below outside), and we had a wriggler that needed wrapping or she'd whack herself in the face and scream the house down. If we ever got her to sleep at all. And if she came unwrapped she'd get cold, wake up and scream. And I know it was cold in that house because we'd have an electric blanket, heavy wool doona, flanellette sheets AND sometimes a blanket or two on top of that to stay warm.

I got my mother to hem up (you don't *need* to hem them though) a long piece of polar fleece - about 60cm x 1.5m and we wrapped her up in that. Worked a treat.

Now its winter again and she's older and prone to throwing out all her blankets and taking off all her clothes at night she sleeps in a full arms-and-legs polar fleece onesie with the zip safety pinned shut, although she got out of a cheaper onesie simply by ripping the zip apart.

Maybe by the time she's 3 we'll convince her to actually sleep UNDER blankets *eyeroll*