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Newborn clothes

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ineedwine99 · 11/08/2016 19:09

Hi, any tips as to what i should be dressing my newborn in? In the house i have her in a vest and sleep suit (plus cellular blanket over her button half during naps) at night a sleepsuit and a grosnug. That sound ok? House is about 18-20 degrees

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HappyHeart87 · 11/08/2016 19:17

Yeah sounds fine! Assuming baby isn't low birth weight etc.

Ellieboolou27 · 11/08/2016 19:19

Sounds good, usually one extra layer than you would ware and check tog of grow bag is not too heavy.

ineedwine99 · 11/08/2016 19:57

Thank you. Keep worrying she's too cold but basing that on me as i feel the cold.

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RatOnnaStick · 11/08/2016 20:04

Put your hand inside her vest. Her chest and back should feel dry and warm. If they do, she's fine. If cold, add a layer, if sweaty she's too hot, take one off. she sounds just fine to me.

BibbidiBobbidi · 11/08/2016 20:08

Sounds fine to me, as others have said they should wear one layer extra than us.
During the heat wave next week I would probably take off the sleep suit and leave her in a vest. That's what I'll be doing with my DD anyway.

catlouboo · 11/08/2016 20:17

Sounds the same as what I'm doing with my 10 week old. I think the general rule is 1 more layer than you (counting a folded over blanket as 2 etc). As PPs said, pop a finger down their chest or back to check. Don't go off their hands or feet.

ineedwine99 · 11/08/2016 20:30

Thanks everyone. Chest is warm, not sweaty or clammy Smile

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