Post by billyhorrible on Jun 10, 2016 10:23:52 GMT -5
BH is wearing LBB's 12-18 month pajamas, and I had enough we haven't bought any new. He's got footies from Kickee pants and Hatley and two pieces from Hanna Andersson and Gap.
ETA: he sleeps in a Grobag so I'm not worried about bare feet.
Post by jillywilly on Jun 10, 2016 10:26:25 GMT -5
We do either the zip up sleep and plays with feet, or sometimes if it gets really hit in his room we put him in just a long sleeve onesie and sleep sack. He seems to sleep a lot better in his sleep sack, and in with you on not wanting to go all in on the short sleeves, since the air does keep it cool enough that I think he'd be chilly without them. I've been finding myself wishing they make PJ sets with long sleeve tops with shorts.
It's been hot here lately, so I've been putting M in a nightgown (from Walmart). If it's going to be a cooler night, I also put a pair of pajama pants on her. She never seems to be cold. We keep our AC set at 77.
I would be (metaphorically) sweating my balls off if our AC was at 77. omg.
Post by 3dimesdown on Jun 10, 2016 10:43:46 GMT -5
We got a 4 piece set at Target the other day that came with 2 short sleeve shirts, shorts, and long pants. We're still in mostly footed PJs though because we keep our house cold and she doesn't stay under a blanket.
I would be (metaphorically) sweating my balls off if our AC was at 77. omg.
We have a rather large house and it is often 90+ outside in the summer. DNW to spend $200 to have my AC running full blast all day.
We pay out the ass for AC all summer. H and I are both miserable, angry people when we get hot so it's either that or murder each other. We keep it set at 72, but with it being 1000 degrees outside, it hardly ever pulls below 74 except between like 8 pm and 6 am.
We keep the upstairs unit set at 78 because nobody is ever up there, if that makes us seem less wasteful.
L wakes up approximately every five seconds unless she's in a baby sleeping bag (grobag or similar) and long sleeves. So she's in cotton footed pyjamas, unless it's too hot, in which case she wears a long sleeved baby vest (you call them onesies, I think).
I've been putting C in the separates from Carters. We don't run our AC, so his room is usually warm. I crack the window and have a fan that blows. If it's a cooler night he's in short sleeve top and long bottoms (no socks) if it's warmer out then shorts and the short sleeve top. He always ends up in top of his blanket.
Post by beersandweirs on Jun 10, 2016 11:28:10 GMT -5
LO is all over the place with what she wears (what I pick for her to wear). When it's really hot, it's separates with shorts because her room is upstairs and gets pretty warm. When it's cooler we have some separates and some one pieces and then a sleeveless sleepsack. She also will not stay under a blanket, but I figure having them in there helps her cuddle up to them and keep her warmer.
Post by pghtruelove on Jun 10, 2016 11:37:33 GMT -5
We do two piece footless jams with short sleeves. She usually ends up in bed with us and we take off her pants and she is just in a t shirt. All three of us are hot sleepers so she gets really sweaty if we keep her pants on.
Post by wegrowsheep on Jun 10, 2016 11:51:47 GMT -5
T sleeps with us, but wears cotton footed pj's or a onesie, deending on the temp. We only have AC in the living room, and it was 95 last sunday, but only 70 yesterday. No central air here either.
We had these in 12 months from Carters. It's a 3 piece set with a long sleeve shirt, pants, and shorts
All of the current ones that I've seen have been short sleeves, shorts, and pants. They were having a 60% off sleepwear sale recently so I went to stock up.
This. I can't find ones with long sleeves, or if on the rare chance they do, then there's also a short sleeve shirt and pants, which seems wasteful. Too hot for pants + sleep sack a lot of nights, but H and I keep the air set pretty cool at night, and he's still to wiggly to keep a blanket on him. I have a feeling by the end of summer I'm going to just have to size up our long sleeve onesies for sleeping.
Post by musicfrk2002 on Jun 10, 2016 12:27:01 GMT -5
We keep ours set at 73. Like 3dimesdown I'm miserable in the heat. H grew up without air conditioning, so he typically walks around with his robe on all the time.
H puts J to bed, so right now he usually just has on whatever t-shirt he wore that day. Otherwise we've been doing pajamas with the short sleeve shirts and pants with no socks. I typically go in and put a blanket over J sometime between getting home from work and going to bed, so usually between 11 and midnight. He never seems cold in the morning.
If it's a cooler night he's in short sleeve top and long bottoms (no socks) if it's warmer out then shorts and the short sleeve top. He always ends up in top of his blanket.
This is exactly how E sleeps too. He usually runs warm and kicks his blanket off within a few minutes unless it is pretty cool in the room when he falls asleep.
Post by mrsmonogrammed on Jun 10, 2016 12:58:27 GMT -5
We keep our air at 70 but the upstairs air flow SUCKS so it's usually 78 in the bedrooms. LO sleeps in 2 piece shot and t-shirt sets. My favorites are from Gap. But I also like the Target 4piece sets that a pp posted about:)
2 piece sets, sometimes short sleeves, others long sleeves over here. I had him sleeping in just a onesie for a few nights but his legs got way too cold
We keep our house at 72, but we shut B's door at night so the cats can't get in, and it does warm up a degree or two. He wears one piece footie pjs (light fabric) and a very light A and A sleep sack.
Post by blueskiessmiling on Jun 10, 2016 14:24:12 GMT -5
DD still used her zipadeezip as we, so it's that with either a onesie or 2-piece PJs underneath (shorts and a short-sleeved shirt). She runs pretty hot, so we may need to part with her zippy soon. We keep our air conditioning set on 74, but since her room is upstairs, it's usually about 77 in there on warm nights.
Post by holliberry28 on Jun 10, 2016 14:45:17 GMT -5
The room is usually around 78-80 and M is in footed carters cotton pj's and an A & A sleepsack. If it goes below 78, I swear his hands and feet are cold in the morning with both of those layers on. Colder than 75, its a fleece sleepsack over the cotton footed PJs. My kid runs cold I guess?
So am I the only one whose baby is too chunky for the Carter's snug fit pj's? W has quite the belly and thighs and the next size up seems to only grow lengthwise. #chunkybaby
I didn't even try with the snug fit ones. I looked at them and laughed and put them right back.
We're still in footie sleepers from Carters or children's place. She has one shortie from children's place that I do like, too. We have an a/c in her room. I don't like the separates on her.
Separates with short sleeves and pants and he sleeps in a sack of some sort still. We keep our house around 73 but his room gets hot so we usually run a fan in his room, too.
Post by heartofglass on Jun 10, 2016 19:17:39 GMT -5
Well I apparently freeze my family at night because I can't sleep (not that I'm getting any) when I'm warm. I set the AC to 67.
A is in cotton footy carters PJ's and a light weight zippadee. I'm thinking about going for separates next time because I need to bump him up out of the 12 months anyway.
Post by baytosa2013 on Jun 11, 2016 21:55:16 GMT -5
C sleeps in separates now and has for a while. It's hot and humid here and we keep the AC at 76-77. She runs hot and hates blankets so she is usually is a short sleeve top and pants with nothing on her feet.
Post by hannahl201477 on Jun 12, 2016 10:17:16 GMT -5
MAL sleeps in our bed so I worry about him getting hot not cold. We sleep in it all though. Footed zippers, footless zippers, separate sets, tshirts, long sleeve tshirts. Lol!
Well I apparently freeze my family at night because I can't sleep (not that I'm getting any) when I'm warm. I set the AC to 67.
A is in cotton footy carters PJ's and a light weight zippadee. I'm thinking about going for separates next time because I need to bump him up out of the 12 months anyway.
Ugh, 67 is like my dream sleep temp! I can't get DH to agree to go below 70:( and I'd probably have to set it to like 50 to actually get it to 70 upstairs in our bedrooms:'(
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