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My Baby Is an Extremely Light Sleeper
Asked by L.E. from Eugene
on October 22, 2008
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my daughter has always been a pretty heavy sleeper. my son on the other hand, is not. we cosleep and i am attachment parenting solo-mama. (aka single mother...) if i r...
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- Lisbeth, I believe that you can still be a great Mom without cosleeping and your baby can grow up to be just as well adjusted! It might just be that your light sleepe...
- I have a very light sleeper too. She was in her own crib for the first 6 mos. and it was terrible because she would wake a lot and I was getting NO sleep. We started c...
- Try adding another "constant". aka something that doesn't change when you get up. With you in the bed he feels the bed, temperature, & you. He hears you breathing, ...
Dressing Infant at Night
Asked by A.S. from Dallas
on May 12, 2010
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Hi Mommies! I have a 7 month old DS. We live in North Texas, so summers get pretty hot. We would like to keep his room around 75 or 76 but I'm not sure how to dress...
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- I suggest a lightweight, one-piece pajama, with feet. We lived in Southern California when my son was born, and until about age 9 months, and that is what he wore onc...
- We keep our house around 76-78 but the nursery is always the coolest place - the vent is almost directly above the HVAC. I always dressed my babies in a light-weight ...
- We live in N. Texas too and we used to dress Aubrey in a onesie, carter's cotton pants that I bought at Babies R Us, and a pair of light socks. She was always comfy. I...
Keeping My Toddlers Warm at Night???
Asked by A.P. from San Diego
on October 30, 2009
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It's finally starting to get chilly, & I don't know how to keep my little ones warm enough at night! Last year we used sleep sacks, which was perfect. This year, the...
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- Fuzzy footed jammies. They come in all sizes, up to big people sizes. They zip up and are like wearing a fuzzy blanket all night. Darn near impossible to shuck in y...
- Footed PJs. They are sold at most retailers like Target, Walmart, Kmart, Sears, JCPenney. Also, my daughter wouldn't keep socks on either so the footed PJ's are great....
- My two year old son sleeps warm and is sweating all the time so I have the opposite problem since I want to bundle him up. I did notice that at the toddler stage they ...
Keeping 1 Y/o Warm at Night
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on November 2, 2010
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I put my daughter in a long-sleeved onsie and a fleece footie at night, but unless she keeps her blanket on, she's frozen in the morning. The fleece (Carters) is thin...
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- Sleep sacs. I had my daughter in her grobag sleep sac until almost 3. My son is 18 months and active. The first time I put him in a sleep sac he got twisted, not he...
- Halo sleep sacks are THE BEST! In fact, I buy them for every mom-to-be because not many know about them. I don't know what I would've done without them when my daugh...
- If you don't mind spending a little more, check out the ones from LLbean. They are super soft and warm.
How to Keep Your Toddler Warm at Night
Asked by L.M. from Detroit
on October 2, 2008
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I am wondering how you moms keep your children warm on these chilly nights. For the longest time, I've been using a Halo Sleepsack for my son. It was working out wel...
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- Hi L. My son NEVER stays covered up, this was especially true when he was younger. I would put regular pajamas on him and then put on fuzzy sleepers over that. I fi...
- During the winter months, I always put a onesie on my son, socks, and then his fuzzy feetsie pajamas that zip up. I then put a blanket on top of him. He stays plenty...
- Dear L. M., We raised two daughters and two granddaughters. We always put a blanket sleeper on each of them. They often threw off the blankets anyway and I did no...
What Type of Clothing Should My Toddler Sleep in at Night?
Asked by S.S. from Dallas
on June 3, 2008
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I have an amazing 18 month old daughter who still sleeps in her crib wearing a one piece sleeper. It zips up the front and I've noticed in the morning when she wakes ...
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- I have 2 girls that are now 8 1/2 and 5 1/2 years old. By the time that they were a 1 years old I had them sleeping in satin type pajamas and night gowns. They loved...
- at 18 months old she is big enough for a small childs blanket and she will kick it off but you would e surprised to know she can get it if she wants it and if she not ...
- My son is 17mo. old. If you don't keep your house too cool you can put her in cotton pj pants and short sleave cotton shirt. If you do keep your house cool at night ...
When Can You Give a Baby a Blanket in Their Crib at Night?
Asked by R.W. from Dallas
on March 18, 2008
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At what age can you use a blanket to cover your baby at night? My 9 month old's bedroom is always cold at night. I can't help but wonder if he would sleep better if he...
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- You should not put anything soft in your baby's crib until he/she is one year old. Chances are, he will probably kick it off anyway because most babies and toddlers a...
- I'm not sure about the answer to your question. Our baby is almost 10 mths old, and we've always used a Halo sleepsack (wearable blanket). You can get them at baby's...
- Sleepsacks or similar products are excellent for keeping your young child warm and safe. Just search for sleepsack (the most popular brand) or wearable blanket on Google.
Keeping 9 Month Old Warm at Night- Sleep Sack?
Asked by J.Z. from Minneapolis
on October 2, 2008
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Now that the weather is getting cooler I'm wondering how to keep my son warm at night without a blanket. He has some fleece footed pj's, but that doesn't seem to be e...
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- There are sleep sacks that have long sleeves, I can not remember where I found them (Target, Walmart, Babies R Us). I used them till she was 9 months (but then it was ...
- The sleep sack may or may not work for your son. Mine did fine with his until about 6-7 months old. Then it just made him mad because it confined his movement. They do...
- Dear J., My son is all over the place when he sleeps as well & has never used a blanket. We purchased an oil filled radiant heater that we placed across from his crib...
Sleepers with Feet, Size 18 Months
Asked by J.W. from Chicago
on July 20, 2008
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I am wondering which sleepers have worked best for you. I prefer the ones with feet in them, and we do like Carters. The light weight summer ones from The Children's...
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- I love the sleepers with feet and buy the ones from TCP. Their sizing is usually a size bigger than the age of your child. Ex: my daughter is almost 2 and she is jus...
- My favorite pj's are from Carters. They last a long time and the fit is generous in the bigger sizes. You can get footed pjs up to size 8 at the outlet. My kids have ...
- I agree the Carter's with feet are the best .I've tried the disney store ones also they run a little smaller. Have you tried two piece Carter's and put on socks?That's...
Has Anyone Found Toddler Pajamas That Are Actually Comfy?
Asked by C.G. from Missoula
on October 23, 2010
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I am seriously irritated at how tight they make toddler pajama tops. Carters, Baby Gap, Old Navy, Children's Place, all of them. My 19 month-old little guy can't stan...
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- We put our kiddo to bed in soft comfy sweats - he didn't like the tight tops/bottons either.
- gotta switch to the 2 piece flannel ones from carters..they are very roomy and comfortable. Then you just have to find sock that your little one won't pull of at night...
- We just always went w/ the one-piece footed fleece pjs that you get at walmart...in a pack of 2 for $10.
