Dressing baby for sleep in cold climates?
Its -27 celcius here (-16 F) I have been dressing our 9 week old in a sleeper and a quilted sleep sack for night, and I put mittens on his hands because they do get a little chilly.
His nursery is showing 20Celcius (68 F). My parents and hubby think this is to chilly for little man.
Is this to cold for him? What else should I do to keep him warmer if it is? He feels warm when I go get him from the nursery to feed .
Gotta love this cold weather ,eh? I’m in Toronto and it’s sooooooo cold here right now.
Anyhoo, I think you got it right. We keep it about the same. I have a one year old and he sleeps in a long sleeved shirt, long PJ pants and I throw on socks. If he was your baby’s age, I would do the long sleeved jumper with the sleep sack as well.
Good job mum 
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