@supermom1104, lol yea I keep it 70 in our house and my oldest baby be sweatin up a storm so he runs around in his diaper all day lol. And my new baby be in a gown and a thin blanket and wen she feels hot I take off the gown and just cover her lower body wit a blanket but my mom comes over and tells me she's gonna get sick n stuff lol

awe yea when I'm at grandmas it's much warmer in her house so she gets hot so easily I have to keep her practically naked lol

@supermom1104, my LO don't like clothes to much so wen we r home I keep her in her gown we got from the hospital. And a thin blanket

yea cover her light or put her in light clothes and no blanket, sometimes my LO doesn't want a blanket on her

@queendavis, thankyou! I was thinkin that. But her body stays warm even if I leave her naked without a blanket.. Should I cover her up with a light blanket still or wat?

Don't check their hands & feet it won't be accurate. Babies take a few months for their circulation & blood flow to regulate so their hands and feet are usually cold even if they're warm. I say check the back of neck, armpits, inside of thighs, & stomach. And to answer your question, no a thermometer won't really tell you if they're too cold and need a blanket or something like that.

@supermom1104, would a thermometer help with external temp tho? Like if they r to cold will it be a lower temp? Ik that sounds like a dumb question lol but I hope u get wat I'm askin haha

I check neck and u can always use a thermometer

@jaydnsmommy15, I never thought about the back of the neck. Thankyou

@positivemommy, she's only a week old. But my son is 1 and a half.

I usually do armpits and face/head. How old?

I was always told back of the neck or chest