What does your baby wear to bed?

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We have cold winters and we keep the heat at 70 degrees in my son’s room. He sleeps in fleece footed pjs and a long sleeve onsie underneath. I feel like he is still too young for a blanket but sometimes I worry he’ll get cold. I’ve thought about doing a cotton sleep sack but then I worry he’ll over heat!! So I’m just curious what other babies wear to bed in cold climates. Thanks in advance!

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Reading these comments my kid must be freezing. Room is between 69-72 and he’s in either fleece pjs and regular PJs which feet put. No blankets no sleep sacks. BRB... gonna go cuddle him now

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We keep thermostat at 70 and have baby in long sleeve/pants (two piece pajamas) or a footed cotton onsie with a Kyte 1.0 sleep sack. In the mornings when I take the sleep sack off her feet are always warm and if she ever wakes in the middle of the night I feel her neck to see if it’s warm or cold. We also have a NEST thermostat which I love because I can control the temp from my phone and we also have a NEST temperature sensor in her room. It will tell us what temp it is in her room so I can turn air up or down depending on reading. I don’t trust the temp on our baby monitor.

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Jammies and a sleep sack! They are the best. And yes, he is too young for a blanket

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She wears 2.0 TOG sleeveless sleep sack during the winters with normal long sleeve/legs pyjamas underneath. We keep temp between 70 to 73. Sometimes I worry she will be too warm but she hasn't had any issues so far. We tried a blanked during her naps and she got too sweaty..

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We keep the heat 70. We put our girl in fleece footed pajamas with a cotton sleep sack.

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We live in Ohio. Her room stays pretty warm. Now that winter is here, we do fleece footie pjs and a light cotton sleep sack.

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My baby wears the thinner footy pajamas and a sleep sack. We keep our heat at about 72.

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Our room gets cold at night, around 65 degrees, we put him in a short sleeved onesie and either a fleeced long sleeve footed pj or long sleeve shirt and pants with his sleep sack that’s thick for the cold. With either he uses a blanket, he does often kick off the blanket but atleast we know he’s cozy and warm.

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Here in WI
We actually leave our heat around 60’s but we are in an apartment building where we are located directly above the boiler so it stays steadily warm even if our heat is not on. 
My son is almost 15 months old but he always weighs about 32 lbs. (Loya of chunky fat)
He gets warm very easily so I will our pjs on his mom but never fleece only cotton.
But mostly I will only let him in his diaper. 
We co sleep and I’m always cold in bed but my son always pushes the covers off. 
Babies actually sleep better in colder conditions and with my son at least this proves to be true hence why I don’t bundle him in fleece and sleep sacks etc.

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Our heat is basically on or off...we have no control over the actual temp. We live in Denver, so some nights are cold in the bedroom. We use fleece jammies on those nights and cotton onesies or two pieces otherwise. She hasn’t liked sleep sacks for months.