TADO MUSLIN Baby Sleep Sack 2-4 T Boys & Girls Wearable Blanket 100% Organic Cotton 0.5 TOG Toddler Sleeping Sack 2- Way Zipper X-Large

I've been using this baby bag for over 6 months now. This is a really nice baby bag! The fabric is soft, lightweight and breathable but my daughter is always pleasantly toasty when I take her out of it. The zipper is super nice. Its held up really well. My only point is MAKE SURE YOU SIZE UP! Because this bag is made of cotton, when you dry it, it shrinks a bit. Mine shrunk at least a whole size but I bought it 3 suzes too big, so its ok. It's fine if your bag is a bit big for your baby, but too small isn't ok.

This has been such a great purchase, and I would buy again if I needed to. Lightweight enough for summer, but still adds that comfort of a blanket. The material is so soft and great quality. Reminds me of one of those high quality muslin burp cloths. The fit is great-oversized for our toddler. We turn it around backwards (so the zipper is on the back) as another reviewer stated, and it keeps our kid from escaping. 🤪

We have used this Muslin Sleep Sack for over a year and I’ve been so impressed with it! It is such a nice, lightweight, material that doesn’t cause kids to overheat. It has been through 2 kids using it and has held up great! Although the color has faded a little towards the bottom of the sack, I am truly impressed with how well it has held up with all the use and considering how many times it has been washed.

My son is a tall 2.5 year old, 3'3" and 32lbs, finding a sleep sack that fits him and also checks all the other boxes (no foot holes, durability, warmth, softness, holds up to frequent washing and drying) has been a huge challenge. He is autistic and refuses to use a blanket, we've used sleep sacks since birth and that's what he prefers. We were using baby in a bag brand for a while but the shoulder snaps come undone way too easily, and those wont work anymore either. I've wasted too much money giving or throwing away so many that didn't work out for whatever reason. I was almost to the point of buying an expensive quilting sewing machine to make some myself, after trying unsuccessfully on my basic machine. I'm so relieved to have finally found a good sleep sack that doesn't cost a fortune. We've had it about 3 months and it still looks almost the same as it did new despite being washed at least 15 or 20 times already. It has faded slightly but of course that's to be expected from frequent washings. It is very soft inside and out, not rough feeling like the "premium" muslin sleep sack I ordered from an expensive kids boutique. This one immediately became my son's favorite. It's very lightweight and at first I was concerned it might not be as warm as the other 2.5 tog sacks we've had, but layered with long sleeves and thin pajama pants there has never been any complaints. At night we typically keep the house around 64-66 degrees year round. If it gets soiled I presoak in cold water with detergent and laundry sanitizer, wash on the delicate cycle, then dry on extra low heat. It hasn't stained even with a major diaper blowout and most importantly, it hasn't shrunk which is a common issue we've run into. I've bought several that fit great right out of the package, but they get washed and go in the dryer only to come out 2 inches shorter, even with low heat. Not this one. The seams are holding up well and haven't shown signs of weakening. I have to put it on my son backwards or he'll take it off if he wakes up and then cry because he gets cold. That isn't due to a defect with the item design, that's just something he does when he can access the zipper on anything. But I have to say, even backwards it still fits great and doesn't come up so far on his neck that it's uncomfortable, which is an absolute necessity for both safety and comfort. He has plenty of room around the neck without it being too loose. It said it's 39 inches so I expected it to be a close fit but there is still a couple inches of wiggle room below his feet. I haven't measured it but I suspect it must be slightly longer. I might still have to buy that sewing machine in the future but I think we'll get a lot of use out of it before it's outgrown. I'm going to buy the other two that come in 2.5 as backups. They are well worth the money, and at 3 months in I don't have a single negative thing to say except I wish there was a bit more variety in the prints, because I'd buy them all.

This is like a kyte baby. It is so incredibly soft and the TOG is perfect for Fall and Winter months when my temp is around 69 in the house. My son loves the car designs and it is actually long enough for my almost 3 year old.

Ideally the arm holes could be much wider for comfort. That’s my only wish.

This is a very soft comfortable sleeper sack that is the perfect weight for warmth. The zipper is a good quality zipper.

This is a great length for my 3 year old who can still wear some 2T pants and it is like wearing a comforter. My son loves it and seems to sleep better wearing it.