I have a sleeveless halo sleep sack. I dress her in regular pjs. A onsie and long sleeve long pant pjs. I am in minnesota though in the winter. In the summer I will switch from the fleece halo sleep sack to the cotton one. I never really thought about it but I put her in regular pjs.
Our nursery gets cold so when she was little during winter, it was a long sleeve onesie, a sleeper, then a long sleep sleep sack and she was never overheated. Sometimes we even had to throw a blanket over the lower half of the sleepsack. Now that it's spring, its a short sleep onsie plus a sleeper with a sleeveless fleece sack until it heats up more.
In summer, it'll be either a sleeper or onsie with a cotton sleeveless sleepsack.
In my opinion sleeveless ones are the best ones. Long sleeved sleep sac may overheat the baby. We did bodysuit, footed pj and sleepsack during winter and onesie+sack during warmer months. She stayed warm and toasty. Never found her hot or cold. We use a babydeedee.com sleep nest and lite and they work best. Sooo comforting. They have shoulder snaps and zipper for easy on and off which is super handy when LO is asleep.
I used the Halo fleece sleeveless ones with a sleeper or long sleeve onesie underneath. He's in just sleepers now though with it being warm down here in the south.
alii7
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Re: Sleep sacks
Our nursery gets cold so when she was little during winter, it was a long sleeve onesie, a sleeper, then a long sleep sleep sack and she was never overheated. Sometimes we even had to throw a blanket over the lower half of the sleepsack. Now that it's spring, its a short sleep onsie plus a sleeper with a sleeveless fleece sack until it heats up more.
In summer, it'll be either a sleeper or onsie with a cotton sleeveless sleepsack.