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Forum how to make sure baby is warm enough over night, without overheating?

Posted anonymously, 18th June 2020

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I’m expecting my first winter baby (other two were born spring and summer) and was wondering how to make sure baby is warm enough over night, without overheating? Especially with this erratic weather we are having where it’s freezing and wet one minute and then sunny and warm the next. By the time my other two saw their first winter they had enough “fat” stores to provide some warmth. Baby will be rooming in with us so I will, obviously, be able to monitor the overall room temperature just not too sure with a new born.


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