She's fussy most of the day but not because she's cold. I wish it were straightforward like that. :) Sometimes we even find she's a little sweaty in the back of the neck, which probably means she's too warm. But we usually keep her covered in the swing. In this picture I just wanted to take a picture of her feet with socks on before putting a blanket over her legs.
She does often get warm. We try to keep close tabs on her temperature and adjust as necessary. The doctors say babies need only as much clothing as adults, and that being overheated is just as taxing on a baby's system as being too cold.
I think the worst thing for being a baby is she(he) can't talk. Like this picture, I know, you feel cold on your feet, right? Jordan!
ReplyDeleteOh, I mean legs not feet.
ReplyDeleteShe's fussy most of the day but not because she's cold. I wish it were straightforward like that. :) Sometimes we even find she's a little sweaty in the back of the neck, which probably means she's too warm. But we usually keep her covered in the swing. In this picture I just wanted to take a picture of her feet with socks on before putting a blanket over her legs.
ReplyDeleteAnd I would have thought she's always too hot in those blankets and swaddling. She looks too warm!
ReplyDeleteShe does often get warm. We try to keep close tabs on her temperature and adjust as necessary. The doctors say babies need only as much clothing as adults, and that being overheated is just as taxing on a baby's system as being too cold.
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