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Baby sweating in moby wrap

post #1 of 6
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I tried the moby out for the first time with my three week old, in the hug hold/tummy to tummy position. She really liked it in there and was sleeping happily, but when I kissed her head I noticed she was sweating. I took her out and she was sweating on most of her head, so she was way too hot in there. It's only 72 here today and we had the a/c on too, so it's not hot. She was only wearing a short sleeve onesie. Will the moby get more comfortable for her temperature wise as winter approaches? Or as she gets older? How do other people get around this issue?
post #2 of 6
It's really normal for babies and toddlers to sweat when they are sleeping. my daughter would sweat on her head only wearing a diaper in an air-conditioned room, so I personally wouldn't worry about it unless she starts sweating when not asleep.
post #3 of 6
my 3 week old sweats bullets in the moby, even when wearing just short sleeved onesie in an air conditioned room. but when i feel his skin, he doesnt seem overheated, just warm and toasty

but he also sweats when swaddled with a light blanket
post #4 of 6
I had a February baby and I'd put her in the moby wearing only a diaper and short sleeve onesie and she'd be plenty warm. I loved not having to wrap her in layers but can definitely imagine us overheating had it been spring or summer!
post #5 of 6
Stretchy wraps are kind of hot IMO. It was great for DD who was an October baby but I hardly used it for DS (April). A woven wrap was cooler as was a mei tai and a ring sling. You can make a cheap woven wrap out of gauze for the summer months which would be fine for a smaller baby.
post #6 of 6
i used cotton gauze wrap in the hotter months and naked baby lol

www.wearyourbaby.com learn how to DIY wraps.
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