What should baby wear to sleep by temperature

As a new parent you'll very quickly find that your life rotates around one important aspect of your baby's routine - their sleep, which means you'll also be thinking about cots and cribs.

So, we're going to take a look at a question asked by many parents - what should baby sleep in?

From cots to moses baskets, side-sleepers to co-sleeping - the options are seemingly endless, with pros and cons for each.

New safe sleep guidelines for babies

However, with so much choice you're sure to find a solution that works best for your baby, and for you.

Where should my baby sleep at night?

According to the National Childbirth Trust and the NHS you should put your baby to sleep in the same room as you in a separate cot or Moses basket until they are six months old.

This arrangement has the lowest chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Some parents may decide they'd prefer to use a side-sleeper with their newborn or want to try co-sleeping.

Any surface your baby sleeps on should be flat, firm and waterproof.

Sleeping a baby on a soft surface can increase the r

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