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Careless mom :(

I forgot to cover my belly at night with a blanket. When I woke up 4am my belly was a little cold.  
I forgot to cover my belly at night with a blanket and my shirt wasnt covering my belly....
I'm a little worry
Do you think my baby could get cold inside my belly?
I'm 23 weeks
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That wont harm your baby. Don't worry about it. Our babies are safe in warm in their little ovens. Your core temp is what matters and no blanket wont change that much. :)  so sleep sound and comfy
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Thanks!!!!!   :)
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915119 tn?1341948989
Your baby will be fine. You don't know how many times I've done that. I sometimes get so hot at night, even now during winter. I don't think it will harm your baby.
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1901977 tn?1333991726
I'm sure the baby is fine. Your body will probably wake you up if your body temperature rises or falls significantly, and remember, they're protected inside us, where it's nice and warm. For that to change, we'd have to be exposed to the elements a lot longer than you were. I always think that they have a pretty nice life in there. :)
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When I woke up 4am my belly was a little cold.   
I forgot to cover my belly at night with a blanket and my shirt wasnt covering my belly.... 
I'm a little worry 
Do you think my baby could get cold inside my belly? 
I'm 23 weeks

(It so difficult to type with my iPhone)  :(
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