How do you keep bubs warm at night?

Maddie goes to bed in polar fleece onsies or flannette pj's with a singlet under. Her bed also has several blankets on it plus we still wrap her.

Fortunately her room doesn't seem to get too cold at night, at least she hasn't complained so far. She's always nice and toasty when we get her up in the morning!

Tayla has a bodysuit on, fleece sleeping sac, 4 blankets and we have turned the nightstore on, look out power bill!!!! she toasty warm but her hands are freezing, we bank our fire every night, so we are looking at a heat transfer kit!

I was wondering this... Char has (usually)O a singlet, s/s bodysuit, polar fleece onsie, flanny sheets and 4 woolen blankies, wrapped in a safety sleep as well, she is. Her room is right next to the lounge and our fire goes 24/7, so the whole house is pretty warm all the time (and we have a nightstore in the hallway) Thing is, when I get her up for her dream feed, she has a cold head and nose, and I was wondering if I should put a hat on her? She is a tummy sleeper, and I worry a bit about over heating... Any suggestions would be super. And, before you mention it, yes I know I am naughty sleeping my baby on her tummy, but its the only way she will sleep, and she has a very very strong neck and excellent head control...

We live in a 1920s house with high ceiling and polished wooden floors - love the look but it gets sooooo cold. So we have no choice but to crank up the heater - we too keep her room at around 18-20 degrees. She sleeps with a woolen singlet, an AIO and a (thin) woolen blanket on top - seems quite cosy. We still sleep in the same room and it feels fine at night.

Taine is shocking for sleeping ON the bed, rather than in it, so it never matters how many blankets he has on! I put him in a woollen singlet, nappy and some woollen tights, then his pjs. Usually he is quite toasty in the morning. When we go to bed, I open their door and let the heat from the fire in. So far haven't used a heater in their room, but have a little one. I also have hot water bottles that I generally will put into their beds to warm them up before they get in,

I don't do that much for Jack and am now worried

He is always warm when I get him up though, if a hand escapes then that gets a bit cool, but plunket said not to worry too much about that, and he seems to like being cooler.

Fay sleeps in a 2.5tog GroBag and we use the clothing guide on the thermometer to assess how many layers to put on her. the cardboard thermomenter that comes with the bags not the flash egg thingy. We have an oil column heater on timer so it warms her room up at night and then comes on again at about 1, but generally we keep her room about 18 degrees

Ella ALWAYS has cold hands....and often feet too - no matter what she is wearing!

We are leaving a temp controlled heater on in her room with door open to circulate air thru.

She has all in ones (pjs with feet) and most nights sleeps in a fleece sleep sack that mum made - kind of a fleecy overnightie with no bottom so she is not enclosed. We put this over a onsie and footed pants if she is in the sleep sack. She has never been wrapped - so we dont do that.

Then she has one blanket on...she wont sleep under a sheet so straight under a blanket - mind you so do i!

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James goes to bed wearing a bodysuit,stretch and grow and socks. We still wrap him he has a sheet and a aircell blanket and a heavier blanket on top and also use a oil heater in his room on low too.

I'm surprised how warm some of you keep the rooms, but if it works for you that's great!

Xavier wears a ss body suit/cotton singlet (whichever I've grabbed first), and either a onesie or lightweight pants and a longsleeved top. He has flannelette sheets, a polarfleece blanket & 50/50 feather/down duvet on his bed, and a woolen blanket gets added at night. We have our fire going 24/7 (except when I need to empty the firebox ) and we will put an oil heater in the boys room (when they are sharing) if it gets really cold. We have a thermostat (sp?) on the heater so the room stays around 12 to 13 degrees.