DS1 is in his big bed and he ends up lying in every which direction. This means he gets out of his blankets and during 2 degree nights I am worried about him getting too chold. I don't think he knows how to put himself back under the blankets.
Any advice/tips? Cheers
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oil heaters are great, I've taught my two from the start that going near them is a no go zone and to this day both of them haven't touch it. also dressing them very warm helps, my DS is 3.8yrs old and I have him in an all in one suit with a long sleeve t shirt and pants and socks underneath and i feel his skin in the morning his nice and warm
Those all in one polar feelce pajamas with a singlet/t-shirt underneath keep my little houdini warm.
I got the ones for my DS from Target, but I have also seen them at Best & Less.
I got the ones for my DS from Target, but I have also seen them at Best & Less.
Snugtime blanket sleepers!
http://www.snugtime.com.au/home.html
My DD is nearly 3 and still does the same thing. All you do is put warm PJ's etc on and the blanket sleeper goes on top - no need for blankets.
Has been a lifesaver for us.
http://www.snugtime.com.au/home.html
My DD is nearly 3 and still does the same thing. All you do is put warm PJ's etc on and the blanket sleeper goes on top - no need for blankets.
Has been a lifesaver for us.
I had the blanket sleepers for the last 2 years and they were fantastic!
This year though he seems to have actually learnt to pull the blankets over himself. I think that was purely coz he wont go to bed with clothes on at the moment (I know its crazy!!!!) so he had to learn to keep the blanket on.
This year though he seems to have actually learnt to pull the blankets over himself. I think that was purely coz he wont go to bed with clothes on at the moment (I know its crazy!!!!) so he had to learn to keep the blanket on.
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