Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You cannot let the baby sleep in there, OP! It could be deadly for him. Put him in your room and you sleep in his.

Deadly?

Too warm is a risk for SIDS.

+1. 78 is way too hot. 60 is too cold.

Maybe a space heater - you in the room w him - and like two smoke detectors sitting in the room w you next to the heater

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You cannot let the baby sleep in there, OP! It could be deadly for him. Put him in your room and you sleep in his.

Deadly?

Too warm is a risk for SIDS.

And yet somehow babies survived summers before air conditioners…

60 is 💯 better than 78. But I posted the heater above. Too hot is more a risk compared to too cold but with too cold you run the risk of overdressing and them getting too hot once the morning warms up/overnight.

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Ours is adjustable and I put it on 75, but we're in an old house were the windows are cold and not well insulated. So a vote for 78 here, but use your best judgement. 60 is too low.

Move the baby to your room with you and get a safe space heater. That way you're in there with the baby in case of fire. I know I wouldn't worry as much if I were in the room too.

60 and 78 are both intolerable for a baby.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You cannot let the baby sleep in there, OP! It could be deadly for him. Put him in your room and you sleep in his.

Deadly?

Too warm is a risk for SIDS.

Anonymous wrote:You cannot let the baby sleep in there, OP! It could be deadly for him. Put him in your room and you sleep in his.

Deadly?

We have this problem in our house. We have a hard time keeping the baby’s room warm (crap insulation in that corner of our old house), and our master bedroom is too small to fit a bassinet. We dress the baby in thick fleece footie pajamas, then layer a thick fleece halo sleep sack. I know loose blankets are a no-no, but I layer one on over the swaddle anyway, keeping it well below the baby’s shoulders, tucking it under on the sides.

You cannot let the baby sleep in there, OP! It could be deadly for him. Put him in your room and you sleep in his.

For a baby, 68-72 is formally recommended. Period.
Ask your pediatrician.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd go with 78 and maybe crack the window a tiny bit.

This is a good solution.

This is a good idea. I’d try this.

Otherwise I’d do 78 and dress baby like it’s summer for bedtime. Shortsleeve PJs and a 0.5 TOG sleep sack at most. My parents live in Texas and keep their house at like 75-80.

We have an old house with the same issue. Kids have dyson space hearers set to 70. Had them for 6 years now. They don't get hot to the touch. We got them refurbished and not new to save a little $

This is probably a housing code violation. Ask your landlord to fix it.