Comments on: The best baby sleep clothes http://dannynovo.com/2007/12/21/the-best-baby-sleep-clothes/ is older than he used to be. Sat, 05 May 2012 04:49:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Danny http://dannynovo.com/2007/12/21/the-best-baby-sleep-clothes/#comment-244 Danny Sun, 23 Dec 2007 04:54:02 +0000 http://dannynovo.com/2007/12/21/the-best-baby-sleep-clothes/#comment-244 <p>Our baby wears regular jammies, socks, the footie jammies you mention, and a sleepsack. We get the temperature down pretty low at night, and if we run the wood-burning stove, it keeps the temperature artificially high downstairs, and that makes it even colder upstairs where we sleep.</p> <p>The rest of us are wearing jammies and snuggling under a blanket or a comforter, but poor baby doesn't grok the whole blanket thing. We tried, and he just cried until we took it off.</p> <p>So we think of the sleepsack as a wearable blanket.</p> Our baby wears regular jammies, socks, the footie jammies you mention, and a sleepsack. We get the temperature down pretty low at night, and if we run the wood-burning stove, it keeps the temperature artificially high downstairs, and that makes it even colder upstairs where we sleep.

The rest of us are wearing jammies and snuggling under a blanket or a comforter, but poor baby doesn’t grok the whole blanket thing. We tried, and he just cried until we took it off.

So we think of the sleepsack as a wearable blanket.

]]> By: Mom http://dannynovo.com/2007/12/21/the-best-baby-sleep-clothes/#comment-243 Mom Sun, 23 Dec 2007 04:29:49 +0000 http://dannynovo.com/2007/12/21/the-best-baby-sleep-clothes/#comment-243 <p>So, did something happen to blanket jammies with non-slip feet in the last 30 years since I cared? Not only did they keep the kids warm in bed, they still did when they managed to escape their cribs. And made great all-but-the-head animal costumes for Halloween.</p> <p>When I was a kid they had blankets that you fastened down all around the crib, with a neck hole (with knit collar) and a zipper. You put the kid in with just his head out and zipped him up. I don't know how many babies strangled in them. At least no one in my immediate family.</p> So, did something happen to blanket jammies with non-slip feet in the last 30 years since I cared? Not only did they keep the kids warm in bed, they still did when they managed to escape their cribs. And made great all-but-the-head animal costumes for Halloween.

When I was a kid they had blankets that you fastened down all around the crib, with a neck hole (with knit collar) and a zipper. You put the kid in with just his head out and zipped him up. I don’t know how many babies strangled in them. At least no one in my immediate family.

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