10 mth old ds, really hot, what to sleep in tonight?

[wibblyjelly]

I'm thinking short sleeve PJs and shorts, and a 0.5 tog sleeping bag?

I'd just put him in a nappy and the bag. It'll be baking when he goes to bed. You can always put a light blanket over him when you go to bed if it has cooled down.

Last few nights my 17 month old just been in his vest & a light blanket ( his comfort one) but he kicks that off. Before that when it wasn't quite so hot it was p.j's or sleep suit but no vest.

Sorry, should have said, he will have a fan on him as well

No fan just a nappy and vest at most. Hens it's been really really hot in previously years iv put my ds down in just a nappy then light cover later in the night

Our 8 mo has been in just a nappy and short sleeves vest all week. A 0.5 tog sleeping bag about midnight, or when he wakes.

Don't put a fan directly on him though. Just in the room will be fine. Open all the windows and doors to crate a vacuum effect. Open curtains and put a thin, damp sheet on the window . That will help to cool the room a little

Just put my ten month old down in a short sleeve and short leg vest. Will probably drape a thin blanket over her before we go to bed. It's so sweaty her hair is stuck down already!

Depends on how hot the room is but I would go with just a nappy, can always cover with light blanket later.

I'm leaving 5 month old DS in just a short sleeved/should legged sleep suit. No vest. No blanket or sheet.

Its so hard to know what to do with winter babies . Will take on all your advice, thank you

do none of your babies wake up cold? I always find myself that if I go to bed with no duvet as it's hot then inevitable I wake at 3am, chilly and needing to snuggle under the covers! Worried now that DS is too hot at night as he wears more than that...I do have a gro thermometer tho and follow what grobag says to wear...hopefully he's fine!

My house is always roasting and my bedroom like a sauna! DS 7 months has been naked, except a nappy, since the sun came to play.

I co-sleep so even hotter. I have a fan on a high shelf and both tiny windows open and he's been sleeping in just his nappy.

DS will be in just a nappy. I'll put a cellular blanket on him when I go to bed

Will put my 4mnth old DS in his cot in just his nappy and a short sleeved vest. It is 30 degrees upstairs and will probably be warmer by 8pm. I put a muslin over him last night but he kept kicking it off!

Nappy and vest and cover later with a cotton sheet.

11 month old DD is in nappy and very thin (sheet like) sleeping bag.

just nappy unless you think temperature in room is going to drop below 20C highly unlikely I would have thought

My 9 month old has been in just a nappy & vest for weeks. On occasional less hot nights we've used his 1 tog sleeping bag or he's worn a sleepsuit as well but he's never woken up cold on the nappy and vest nights.

Ds slept all the way through in just his nappy and 0.5 sleeping bag, so thank you

My 6mo is in a (cloth, usually) nappy, and maybe a thin t shirt or vest - or maybe nothing - and as he sleeps beside me, I generally wake if it is cool enough to want a blanket or a sheet over him, but our house is very very cool being on the ground floor of an old converted house. So even in high summer it's cold at night.

Sleeveless vest & nappy, it's 30 degrees in DD room at the moment & it's 8.15pm, at 2 this morning it was 28 degrees, so uncomfortable for them! Would have her vest off but she takes her nappy off so need it on ... We have a fan on too.

It was hot like this when our dd was the same age, he slept in a 0.5, nappy, vest and a fan. In fact a couple of night we dumped the sleeping bag too.

My 3 week old was in her nappy only and I had a cellular blanket to hand if needed. We had a fan on in a corner of the room and she sleeps right next to me so I could check her. She was fine, and in fact still a bit hot the poor thing!

DD1 who's nearly 2 was in her nappy and tank top, fan on, no sleeping bag.

I figured if all I can cope with is my nursing bra and knickers, no way could they cope with much more on either.