My 15 month old has yet to use a blanket in her cribMost of my friends (with babies around the same age, within 3 months) already have given their babies blankets and they are fineIm paranoid that my daughter would pull it over her head or somethingSince its getting colder, Im debating giving her a blanket for the first timeI know some of you will just say quot;Well bundle her up, turn the heat on highquot;.I do bundle her and I do have heat in her room.but with winter coming, even that isnt good enough for me when Im cold, I like a blanket!What age is it safe to give a blanket? My daughter rolls a lot in her sleep, if that matters.
The V6 model got the Pony Package On the GT, the manual cars had 3.55 gears on the 2005 models on the 2016 models the manual GT came with 3.31 gears standard, with 3.55 gears being optional.
There is a tag in the driver side door and one under the hood
you check the VIN, otherwise they will be basically the exact same car
You look at the VIN number! If the seventeenth character (digit) is 5 then it is a 2005 If the seventeenth character (digit) is 6 then it is a 2006 Car spotting the difference by appearance is impossible, there were no trim/style changes.
I know what it's like to deal with cold weather and the whole, just get the baby footie pyjamas and crank the heat responseOkay, that's not good enough when it's -40 out!! My son has had a blanket in his crib since 7 monthsWhat I did was buy a big micro fibre blanket for a twin size bedI fold it in half so the blanket only comes about 2/3 of the way up the crib mattress and because it's so big I tuck it right under the mattress about two feet on all sides! It creates a pouch reallyI place him under the blanket so it comes up to his under arms and then add a small receiving blanket on the top (but just over his legs and feet)Because the blanket is tucked in so far he cannot pull it up higher so he cannot pull it over his headBy 15 months a child's brain should be developed enough to turn away from something over his/her faceIt should be safe.
