How much do you wrap your baby to sleep?

This is the situation: my baby loves to be hot. My husband also likes to sleep very, very hot (goose down comforter in June!). When we brought our baby home, we have had in his pajamas and wrapped in a jersey SwaddleMe. However, we found that was cold and we wrapped thin flannel blanket on top. It also has a small wool hat. As she grew up (which is now 4 weeks) I noticed that your back is wet from sweat a little when lame. So I try to sleep with a layer of fault (or flannel cover or cap), but she keeps waking up! She does not sleep and, if all layers. It is not sweating No, except for light, humidity, light in the back, but I'm always worried about overheating. We live in northern California and our house is not too cold. Sleep like a champion (4-6 hours straight at night) and generally healthy and happy. The same goes for your baby Cover much as we do?

If she is sweating, it's a little too hot. Well, to pick you up on this! You need to try different things to find the right combination, but I think I would use the last layer different – flannel 'thin receiving blanket, and instead of her being in diapers, try to land in it. This should leave a little breathing air layer between the cover and wrapped in a layer insulation. In addition, I would remove the cap your house at comfortable levels. On the other hand, when the child grows, finally able to regulate their body temperature. When a child becomes overheated, and adults who do not sleep either end and are more susceptible to disease development

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