I live in Hawaii. Will it be too hot for baby?
1644030
When it's too hot or too humid I'd avoid keeping the baby outside anyway. I don't expect this cover to make it worse for the baby, but keep the baby so that you can observe for discomfort and you should be OK.
1644031
Not at all! It is extremely well ventilated. The sides are see-through breathable mesh, and the first layer (which you can't see in the picture), is the same breathable mesh. You do not have to use the heavier, sun reflecting layer if you do not want to. However, I believe it will not be too hot either. I live in Southern California where it can get 100+ degrees during the summer, and I still use this every day.
166495
I don't think so, at least not any hotter then a stroller, bed or any other place you would put an infant. It has a very soft cover, and my grandson also had a head and side support insert because he's so small. He seemed very comfortable in it when it was 85+ degrees with no air conditioning.
1949805
Yes it gets pretty Damn hot just don't put anything too close hope this helps
1245853
I am not sure. If she is dressed cooly I would not think so. My baby was a winter baby so I had the opposite concern. I would suggest contacting Ergobaby or checking their website on how to avoid baby overheating. Congratulations!
1245855
This was a gift for my grandson who lives in Hawaii so I don't think hot weather will be a problem for you.
1175254
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.
67471
We are currently using it right now. I think our baby does get a little warm with it on. We typically put her to bed in the suit and a onsie. With the air conditioner, she wakes up with sweaty feet and clammy skin, but doesn't complain when wearing it. In fact, she won't sleep at all without it.
1432813
We have our a/c set to 72 and she sleeps in it with a tshirt onesie on. I think it'd be too hot without a/c, depending on where you live.
202827
yes. but you don't want to get the whole thing wet before you freeze it. just a corner. otherwise your baby will be soaked when it melts.
2145895
My first response would be yes but always be sure that it doesn't get too warm.The heat may even irritate the area.
535115
It's 2 layers of fairly heavy canvas. However, the baby isn't wrapped up in the fabric, and there's plenty of room for air flow to keep the baby cool. You may have sweat on your back in summer, but nobody said parenting was glamourous ;)
1479430
We live in Missouri. My baby never seemed to be bothered by the heat. The only thing that really bothered here are the shoulder strap pads. But I believe the most current version has removable pads so that should no longer be an issue.
1428993
Keeping the "shade" part open to just have the netting covering your baby should keep it cooler inside. Putting the solid covering over will make it quite warmer in there. I wouldn't recommend that during summer heat
2148484
As long as you keep your house at the recommended AAP temperature and dress your baby appropriately underneath (light cotton pj or onesie) overheating should not be an issue. We have attached a link to a great article written by an RN regarding using the Magic Sleepsuit in warm weather that should answer any questions. We can be reached at 877-458-0130 if you have any additional questions!http://blog.isisparenting.com/magic-merlin-sleep-suit-in-this-weather/
232850
I live in Hawaii and I love my organic carrier. I choose it over airflow because it is softer and more comfortable. It is not hotter than to have your baby in the stroller. I have noticed that it can be more sweating in area where my baby touches me then in baby-carrier area. You can loosen the carrier and put your hands in between carrier and your baby's back to let air flow from time to time. It works perfectly for us. Love it!
1245854
We live in Kentucky and i cant put our daughter in the baby carrier when its hot outside. We both get so warm from being so close together that its due to the weather absolutely not comfortable. But i think you have this problem with every baby carrier during the summer.
2148485
This shouldn't be a problem if you have AC. As long as you don't let the room get too warm, the baby will be fine. I would go with the cotton one over the microfleece one though, it will breathe better.