Too cold for baby?

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So we keep it cold in our house at 68 degrees F. My fiance says it's "hot" when he goes to bed and we have a window unit in our room. The thermostat says that it's 66 degrees in The house and he still cranks the damn window unit to max cold. 
Our little girl is going to be born in the next few days and this is way too cold for her right? Me and her will have to sleep in a different room?
ALSO I'd like to mention its 44 degrees outside right now.

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Wait... it’s in the 40s outside and you’re using an air conditioner to cool down your room? Just... open a window a little? I’m too confused by this energy usage to offer advice 😂

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Probably to cold, I’d dress her in a short sleeve onesie, footed jammie and swaddle at night!

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Here the recommended temperature for a bed room is 14-18c - this is from the Norwegian SIDS association. 
We sleep with the windows open all year around (with a few exceptions when there's a storm or extremely cold)

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My pediatrician recommended 70 degrees for the house. My husband knew he would have to deal with the temp change once the baby got here. Baby trumps hubby 🤷🏻‍♀️

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It can be much colder in a hospital. There’s nothing wrong with swaddling, having long sleeved pjs, or using sleep sack. 2 degrees aren’t making that severe of a difference with those interventions in place.

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That's what we keep our house at during the winter. Just get some flannel receiving blankets to swaddle with. We used those  over onesies with sleep gowns and our son was nice and warm. Or fleece jammies instead of sleep gowns.

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