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What would a doctor say a safe room temp would be for me and a baby ?
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65 Degrees F: For comfortable and safe sleep, about 65 degrees f is thought to be optimal. Furthermore, a fan circulating air has been attributed to safe sleep habits to prevent sids.
Answered 12/9/2013
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