What do your twins sleep in at night? Do you use blankets?

Our girls sleep in a terry cloth sleeper with a onesie underneath and then we swaddle them with the miracle blanket.

 

Our girls sleep in a terry cloth sleeper with a onesie underneath and then we swaddle them with the miracle blanket.

 

Both of mine sleep in a onesie, sleeper, and then in the sleep sack.

 

I hate this time of year in the midwest because the temperature swings can be so darn dramatic. I was doing terry sleepers with nothing. I went to the sleepers that aren't fleece, but not flannel either - I don't know what they are, but they were too warm because DS was sweating. I went back to terry with a short sleeve onesie. I found some Carter's sleepers at Costco that are that warm material, but not as thick. I have sleep sacks, but they are more for summer.

 

Last winter they wore cotton sleepers, then swaddled in Miracle Blanket. This year they are in cotton or fleece sleepers, then sleep sack. We've never felt they needed a onesie under the sleepers, although when it gets bitter cold this winter I might do that.

 

Mine wear two piece long sleeve long pants pj's. I don't put anything underneath and they each have a blanket in with them but only one really uses it. Rachel moves around too much and it's always coming off of her. I think it really depends on where you live. As you can see I live in NM and it gets in the 40's or a little lower at night so not too bad. Oh, and their blankets are afghans that are from when my DS was little. I don't feel comfortable giving them the big comforters b/c I think it would be too warm.

 

My girls sleep in a onesie, terry sleeper and a sleep sack.

 

Mine sleep in a cotton sleeper and sleep sack.

 

Mine are in a cotton sleeper with a blanket laid in the crib. I have a space heater in the nursery so we don't dress them very warm otherwise they sweat.

 

All of mine have always used cotton sleepers and afgans (because they have holes in them but are warm). My toddler/preschooler uses two piece cotton pjs.

 

Usually the babies sleep in onsies. As you can see, we are in FL so it is usually pretty nice at night. That said, last week we hit a really cold spell (by our standards) and it was getting down to the 40s and even 30s one night. Had to get out the terry sleepers to go over the onsies- they definitely did not like having so many clothes on.

 

Mine still sleep in gowns with a sleep sack. They also have a blanket covering them.

 

Now that it's cold, it's either a cotton sleeper with a fleece miracle blanket over it, or a terry sleeper with a cotton miracle blanket over it. Sometimes a onesie underneath, but mostly not.

 

Cotton sleepers w/cotton (sleeveless) sleep sacks, here. We have fleece sleep sacks (also sleeveless) for the really cold weather should we feel the need for it, but I will try to keep them in cotton sleepers as I really don't like using synthetics next to their skin. I struggle with their room temp because of course the room we use for a nursery is the room that is hardest to cool/heat in the house.

 

Our girls used a Halo Sleepsack year-round and we put different things under it depending on the season. In the winter, it was pretty chilly in our house so they used socks and sleepers underneath the sleepsack.

 

Usually a cotton or terry sleeper with onesie and socks underneath and then a blanket on them. It is COLD here and our house is so drafty. I admit that sometimes like last night they just sleep in their clothes they wore that day with a blanket over them. We don't have a schedule or bedtime routine in place yet. It is needed but not implemented yet. Sigh. Last night the girl was up til 1am. Yawn.

Mary
Lindsey 2-18-04
Grant and Kelsey 9-18-06

 

Ours sleep in a onesie, blanket sleeper and have 1 blanket in their cribs.

 

My girls sleep in a cotton sleeper with a flannel-like sleep sack.

 

my girls sleep in a onsie and a sleeper or pants and a top.. no sleep sacks for us..they love to roll over and sleep on their bellies..