When my 7-month-old baby sleeps, he is sweaty in the neck but does not have a fever. Is this normal? His room is at 23 degrees.

Yes, it is normal for a 7-month-old baby to be sweaty in the neck area when they are sleeping, even though they do not have a fever. This is because young children produce a lot of heat and have many small folds in their skin where moisture can accumulate. There is no need for concern in this situation.

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When my 7-month-old baby sleeps, he is sweaty in the neck but does not have a fever. Is this normal? His room is at 23 degrees.

Yes, it is normal for a 7-month-old baby to be sweaty in the neck area when they are sleeping, even though they do not have a fever. This is because young children produce a lot of heat and have many small folds in their skin where moisture can accumulate. There is no need for concern in this situation.