bedroom temperature?

Question

I'm wondering if my son is not cozy enough to sleep longer stretches at night like others post about their 2 month old babies. Our bedroom is about 73 with an AC running. I think the air blowing makes my son not exactly cold, but not warm enough to sleep all night (he wakes every 3-4 hrs and usually goes back pretty easily after eating but ive heard so many people say their 7 or 8 w olds sleep so long!) - but my husband is afraid of him overheating if its any warmer. He sleeps in long sleeve footie pajamas in the pack n play. What temperature do you all keep your bedroom and does it effect your baby's sleep? Any advice?

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Warmer temperatures can make babies sleep longer but it also increases SIDS risk so it's not worth it. Babies aren't meant to sleep deeply for long periods of time at this age, the frequent waking is protective until their breathing becomes more regular.

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We have a fan in our bedroom and keep it at 70. She wears a sleeper gown but we do swaddle her. I noticed her sleeping longer stretches when we swaddle her.

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A/C set at 68 and she sleeps in a long sleeve onesie with just legs swaddled and she sleeps 5 to 6 hours

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My son's room is at least 75 degrees and he sleeps in a footie pj with a fleece sleep sack. So he's really warm. He's never sweaty. He sleeps 4-7 hours before waking for his first feeding. Sometimes I wonder if he's too warm but he always seems fine. He cries if he's cold.

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I keep our Ac at 70... And he sleeps in a footed pj with a thing blanket on the bottom. He sleeps anywhere from 7 to 8 hours at night like this.

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Warmer bedroom temperature increases the risk of SIDS...

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Our AC is set at 74 and our 9 week old sleeps in footie pjs and a sleepsack (lighter weight halo brand).  He seems pretty comfortable.  My daughter was born in the winter and we kept the house at 70-72 degrees.  We had a cold snap when she was born and I always worried about her being cold.

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We keep the house at 70-73 at night and upstairs runs a few degrees higher. Baby sleeps in a long sleeve onsie and socks but I have noticed that when the air kicks on she doesn't wake up per say but will begin moving around (we have a baby monitor that is connected to an app and shows up hownmuch she moves at night)

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I refuse to have the ac in my room so my husband has adjusted to a fan with a temp gauge which turns itself on and off to adjust to whatever temp he thinks it should be in the room.  Last night I was exhausted and just put baby to bed in a onesie HUGE mistake.  She woke at 130 and we came down stairs I set her in her taco seat and warmed some breast milk by the time it was warm she was back to sleep so I am guessing she was cold because she slept until 9 this morning.

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