The material looks hot. Is it too heavy to use in the summer?
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As long as you run AC I think you'll be fine. We have not had any problems with my 5mo wearing it as it's gotten warmer. We keep our thermostat set to 72-73, but I know for fact his room runs a few degrees higher than that (per his baby monitor). All he wears underneath is a onsie and his diaper and he seems to be ok. He isn't ever sweaty when I take him out of it in the mornings. I was a bit worried about him overheating since he also has infant eczema, but so far he seems fine.If you do not run AC, then I would say probably not. I think anything over 76 or so and it might start getting too warm. As long as you run AC I think you'll be fine. We have not had any problems with my 5mo wearing it as it's gotten warmer. We keep our thermostat set to 72-73, but I know for fact his room runs a few degrees higher than that (per his baby monitor). All he wears underneath is a onsie and his diaper and he seems to be ok. He isn't ever sweaty when I take him out of it in the mornings. I was a bit worried about him overheating since he also has infant eczema, but so far he seems fine.If you do not run AC, then I would say probably not. I think anything over 76 or so and it might... » Read More As long as you run AC I think you'll be fine. We have not had any problems with my 5mo wearing it as it's gotten warmer. We keep our thermostat set to 72-73, but I know for fact his room runs a few degrees higher than that (per his baby monitor). All he wears underneath is a onsie and his diaper and he seems to be ok. He isn't ever sweaty when I take him out of it in the mornings. I was a bit worried about him overheating since he also has infant eczema, but so far he seems fine.If you do not run AC, then I would say probably not. I think anything over 76 or so and it might start getting too warm. « Show Less
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Not at all! We live in south Florida , so and always hot hereWe put him in a onesie and then the suit and he has never sweat. He had been wearing it every night for 2 months now
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It is thick so I wouldn't put my little one in it while it's hot unless you have the AC cranked up. Works good in the winter
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I use it in an air conditioned home so it's hard to say but I don't think it's too warm. My son has never felt hot while in it and that is using it with full pjs.
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It is heavy but my daughter hasn't woken up because of it-she will be 6 months in a week or so and will probably transition her to a sleep sack in the next few weeks-it is an awesome sleep suit! Hope this helps
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During hotter days I would just put a diaper on my baby with the suit, my baby really took to the suit and became a great sleeper. Good luck!
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Not at all! We live in south Florida , so and always hot here We put him in a onesie and then the suit and he has never sweat. He had been wearing it every night for 2 months now
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I have lighter quilts, but I would still consider it Summer weight. I love the way it looks.
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Hmmm I am a big guy about 220lbs and around 6ft sooo depends, but I'd say it feels heavier than most and almost too hot for me which is good on those below 0 days... def not for the fall
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I probably wouldn't recommend. I used in the summer and was sweating because it is thick material, but I imagine it wouldn't do well in less than 10 degrees
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I only used it in semi warm weather, but not really. I mean I'm sure it's better than a cotton type fabric but I was sweating pretty good. I was In the sun so perhaps the black color is why.
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Not really. It's stretchy fabric so you'd be tightening it a lot. Also you'd get hot.
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It is VERY warm. We will not be able to keep it on for summer - we would roast. Super warm for fall and winter though and keeps its shape nicely if you want to continue to use it as bed covering and remove it nightly.
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Mainly camp in wooded areas, so I can't really speak to how hot it gets in direct sun with no wind. We did put it up a few times in an open spot. I found it to be one of the best items we have bought. Sturdy and it is all mesh except for the roof. The walls are nearly perpendicular. So headspace even if it rains. But it isn't really a dark color. It's a light greenish tan. Like the definition of khaki. So I guess I have not found this to be an issue.
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The material is thick and not very breathable. I would not recomend on hot climates, as baby is close to skin and your own body temp might make it too hot.
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Hi Tania I may not be the best person to answer this since I am extremely hot natured; but it seems to be a good weight for warmth for a Southern climate; maybe not so much up North. Hope that helps. Valerie
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I don't think it overly traps heat, I don't think it has a cool gel. In the summer will be the true test
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I haven't had an issue yet, but it is just now starting to get hot. This will be my first summer with it. It has been awesome so far though.
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When I wear it for an extended period of time in the house I tend to feel overly warm. It's a lot of fabric. I would compare it to wearing a light sweater. I'm in the Midwest and haven't had the opportunity to use it outside yet.
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It's hard to say if it will be too hot for you because I don't know what the ambient temperature you want it for. It definitely is lighter and cooler than my lightweight genuine down duvet.
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No...it's fairly lightweight and washes really well....I love it....perfect for the summer months...
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I think the fabric has little to do with the temperature of the car seat. That said, inside of any vehicle is hot during the summer time.
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It gets fairly hot but I don't recall it burning me. However summer is not fully in swing for me to recheck