Dressing a newborn temperature

As a new parent, learning your baby can’t regulate their own temperature can be down-right freaky. And in the winter months, it can be tempting to overdress them. Seeing as they can’t talk… How do you dress them just right? How do you know if they’re too hot?

Don't know how to dress a baby for sleeping time? Find out more about how you should do it correctly with the help of a downloadable guide.

As a first-time parent, planning your baby’s summer wardrobe can be tricky. Between the scorching-hot temperatures outside, the AC blasting inside and the fact that babies need help controlling their own body temperature, there is simply a lot to keep in mind when choosing your baby’s outfit of the day. To help you prepare for the warmer months ahead, here is a handy guide on how to dress your newborn in the summer.

With the change in seasons, comes a change in how we dress our baby for sleep. This guide takes your through how to dress your little one - click for more details on ensuring your little one is sleeping well and is comfortable when they sleep!

All in a Row Sleep Consulting on Instagram: "Here is my helpful guide on how to dress your little one! My recommendation for the colder months is to dress baby with more layers than not enough. During the early morning, around the 4-5am mark, your baby's body temperature drops which can cause early morning wakings. *Most important thing is that baby isn't overdressed, head or face is not covered and there are no loose fitted materials in their sleep space. We use a 1.0tog sleepsack in my

Nicola Oliver on Instagram: "Do you worry about how to dress baby for sleeping? It can be really stressful knowing how to dress your baby for bed, especially if you live in a particularly hot or cold climate. So here is a rough guide of how to safely dress your baby depending on the temperature: ☀️ 27 degrees + (80 degrees Fahrenheit) – vest and nappy or nappy only ☀️ 24-27 degrees (75 - 80 degrees Fahrenheit) – short sleeved vest and 0.5 tog sleeping bag ☀️ 21-23 degrees (69 - 73…

Dressing your baby for sleep in warmer weather can be challenging, but here are some tips to help: 1. Use lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton for your baby’s clothing. 2. Consider using a sleeping bag with a cooler tog rating to keep your baby comfortable without overheating. We highly recommend @bugbag_ltd 3. If needed, use a fan or air con to cool down the room before your baby goes to sleep, but be cautious as babies can get too cold. 4. Check your baby’s temperature by feelin...