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Baby perspire in aircon room

Is it normal for newborn to still perspire in an aircon room? Not really sweaty but his back will always be hot and kind of damp/sweaty a little. We always use short sleeve onesie and swaddle. Aircon is set to 26 degree .

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Seow Elaine

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Yes especially when lying on his back. Now that he is around 20 mths he knows how to wake up and quietly shift to an area that's more cooling.

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Anonymous

Yes, cause newborn is always sleeping flat on the back, unless you help your baby to sleep on the side, airing the head and back.

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Anonymous

Yes it’s normal. Need to shift ur baby once in awhile if he/she feels uncomfortable.

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Dawn

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yes 😅

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