i've read that to reduce the risk of cotdeath, the nursery should be between 17 and 21 C i think, and ive got a room thermometer to go on my wallbut how do you maintain the temperature without having a heater or fan on all night? what if the temperature drops and i dont know how many blankets should be in the cot.
Really you just keep your whole house between 17-21C and if you don't adjust the heater or fan then the room shouldn't really change temperature during the nightThere are thermometers with built-in alarms that are used in commercial applications, so if its a huge worry for you look for one of thoseThere should be NO blankets in a cotYou can use sleepers and sleeping bags designed for babies and are put on the baby in such a way they can not get near the baby's face If you must use a blanket it must not be fluffy, and your baby's feet should touch the the foot of the bed and the blanket should be firmly tucked in preferably under the baby's armsThis is still less safe than no blanket.
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