Slumbersafe Winter Baby Sleeping Bag Long Sleeves 3.5 Tog - Sunshine Zoo, 6-18 Months/Medium

My hubby and I went camping with our nine month old in Yellowstone. It got down to 30 degrees Fahrenheit at night and we were worried that she wouldn't stay warm enough. We were sleeping in our truck that my hubby turned into a camper, but it has no insulation. We had her sleep between us so our body heat would help, but we were worried about putting her in her own sleeping bag due to SIDS. This sleepsack was AMAZING! It kept her nice and toasty and we didn't have to worry about her suffocating. Due to the fact that it is so warm and puffy, it was a bit hard for her to move in. She was able to bend her arms, but only slightly. She's always liked to sleep on her tummy (yes I know Back is Best, but my daughter has decided she "knows better") and it did make me a bit worried that she wouldn't be able to turn her head if needed. She didn't have any issues, but if your child is a tummy sleeper, I would make sure they are right next to you in case they need help. We only had her in this to sleep when she was right next to us in bed. We also used this on her as an extra wearable blanket during the day when it got really cold.

Exactly what I was looking for! I live in the northeast and the weather is oscillating between warm and cold this time of year. We have yet to turn our heat system on. The baby room starts off the night at about 68 but can dip down to 65/66 by morning. I had been layering him up and using a popular fleece sleep sack but it was a pain and resulted in a lot of laundry because of the layers! I pop him into a longsleeve onsie and this cuddly down sack and he is totally comfortable. I check his neck to make sure he's not overheating during night feedings and he is perfectly warm but not at all sweaty. Love this and will be getting them as gifts for other babies this Christmas!

Bought this sleeping bag for camping for my 6 month old. She is 19# and 28" and is on the small side for this bag. I had to roll the sleeves up and there is a ridiculous amount of leg room. She stayed snugly warm in her pack n play in about 50 degree weather (her hands and feet felt the same temperature as at home). The bag is super thick and I can't imagine using it for much warmer weather to be honest; I kept checking the nape of her neck all night long to make sure she wasn't overheating in it. But it will work great for brisk spring and fall camping, this year and probably next year as well.

This sleep sack is great, we hate having our bedroom too warm at night and this allowed us to turn the heat down to 67. It is colder closer to the floor (where his crib mattress rests) and he wakes up toasty every morning. Prior to this, we had him in a onesie, footed jammmies, and a sleeveless woolen sleepsack with the thermostat set at 72 degrees...and he was still waking up with freezing hands and nose. Much better now, just ordered another one.

Very warm and snuggly but it was huge on my 6 month old. She is skinny and long but this drowned her. Although she'll be able to grow into it so that's goo. I don't think she liked being restricted though. She's a mover and she had a hard time rolling around in this and I think that kept waking her up. But...it definitely kept her warm on our camping trip. And the temps dropped to the low 30's.

This sack is HUGE! We bought the 6-18month size for our average sized 6month, 15lb daughter. You could fit 2 of her in it. The sack is very well made. Basically a down comforter sewn into a sack. The problem is that it rides up on her neck and can cover her mouth. Very scary. We may try to use it next winter. It may fit a 12month old.

Warm and wonderful! Runs large.

My grand-daughter loves this,