footless sleep sacks...

JM1226

who has them?  DD sleeps in a sleep sack but her pedi suggested I get this kind since she'll become more active in her sleep.  Is there a certain brand?? I remember once seeign them.

kedwards85

halo makes "early walker" sleep sacks w/ foot holes. i ordered one the other day from babysteals or mamabargains or something. it hasnt come in yet...

lynelise04

ok, il say it. I just dont get the need to continue using sleep sacks at this age. Also, if its footless, its not really a sack is it? Why not go to target and get some footy jams?

JM1226

My DD can walk her crib, crawl etc with her sleep sack too.  But I think she likes her "blankie" as we call it more of comfort and more of sleep association too which gives me some peace of mind.  I need to ditch the sleep sack and the pedi just suggested this kind and offer a real blanket too.

melody921

lynelise04:

ok, il say it. I just dont get the need to continue using sleep sacks at this age. Also, if its footless, its not really a sack is it? Why not go to target and get some footy jams?

Yeah, i don't get it either. DS gets footie jams and a blaket

kimberleigh30

melody921:

lynelise04:

ok, il say it. I just dont get the need to continue using sleep sacks at this age. Also, if its footless, its not really a sack is it? Why not go to target and get some footy jams?

Yeah, i don't get it either. DS gets footie jams and a blaket

Same here.  You child is old enough now to have a blanket.

June4bride2be

Well, I get it....we use one every night (The Halo early walker). I would rather my child not fall while trying to walk in his crib in a regular sleep sack, I can just see the split lip/knocked out teeth/bloody nose.

We use fleece footy pjs, so his feet stay warm. He has a blanket but he does not stay in one spot, so it is off before I even go to bed. He stays nice and warm, tucks his arms under his body and sleeps on his belly.

They do run very big, but they are supposed to....they just "skirt" around their feet. My DS is 25lbs and 34 inches tall...the large fits great.

SnackBot

kimberleigh30:

melody921:

lynelise04:

ok, il say it. I just dont get the need to continue using sleep sacks at this age. Also, if its footless, its not really a sack is it? Why not go to target and get some footy jams?

Yeah, i don't get it either. DS gets footie jams and a blaket

Same here.  You child is old enough now to have a blanket.

My son wears one of these because he practically runs circles in his sleep and can't keep a blanket over him to save his life.  He's just a very squirmy sleeper, and these have been a godsend to us.  We keep revisiting the blanket, but he's just not ready yet.  Plus, they're great because he can wake up and walk around his crib without tripping; he would trip in the regular sleep sack.  Just try to remember that each child is different, and what's really important is that they're getting adequate sleep.

mistywhite400

kimberleigh30:

melody921:

lynelise04:

ok, il say it. I just dont get the need to continue using sleep sacks at this age. Also, if its footless, its not really a sack is it? Why not go to target and get some footy jams?

Yeah, i don't get it either. DS gets footie jams and a blaket

Same here.  You child is old enough now to have a blanket.

hahah exactly wouldn't a footless sleepsack be a nightgown??  LOL

ohfour

We have the fleece Halo Early Walker one. Works great in winter when she kicks her blankets off during the night.