Warm-weather sleep continues to be a major source of stress for U.S. parents, even as summer fades. New research from baby sleep experts at Love To Dream shows that almost all parents (93%) have worried about their baby overheating while sleeping in warm conditions. Yet despite widespread concern, just over half (56%) of parents feel confident recognizing the signs that their baby is too hot during sleep. These figures underscore the gap between parents’ concern over overheating and their confidence in keeping infants cool and safe at night. Managing a baby’s sleep environment during warmer months can be a challenge. According to the survey, 44% said it is sometimes difficult and 16% described it as…