I think the recommendation is 12 months before they use a blanket although don't quote me on that. I have a very active sleeper so I can definitely see him getting tangled up in blankets. I won't worry so much about it in the summer months (he didn't use a sleep sack this summer). By next fall he'll be 16 months, I'll reassess at that point.
I'm not sure what's recommended. I stopped using it with both kids once they could roll. Neither one seemed to care for it after that point so I just quit using it.
you kind of have to stop once they can pull to standing (9-11 months)because they will trip and fall all the time if their legs are restricted. This is my third baby and I found this out the first time around after i bought all these sleep sacks in bigger sizes. Also, I have a 5 year old and the idea of her in a sleep sack is really funny:)
you kind of have to stop once they can pull to standing (9-11 months)because they will trip and fall all the time if their legs are restricted. This is my third baby and I found this out the first time around after i bought all these sleep sacks in bigger sizes. Also, I have a 5 year old and the idea of her in a sleep sack is really funny:)
They make sleep sacs with little feet holes now because of that, weird but true.
I have to say that my LO loves her sleep sack and dislikes blankets (which I will sometimes put over her during short naps in the PNP, under my supervision).
Honestly, though, at this point, I wouldn't worry about her suffocating. She can roll and squirm enough that if her body weren't getting air, she would move -- instinctively.
Still, I will probably wait until she is a year old to stop using one. Actually, she will be a year at the very end of March, at which point she probably won't need a blanket much at all, so it's perfect timing. By the time fall rolls around, I won't have concerns about a blanket -- maybe I'll actually be able to get some use out of that quilt that came with her bedding set...
you kind of have to stop once they can pull to standing (9-11 months)because they will trip and fall all the time if their legs are restricted. This is my third baby and I found this out the first time around after i bought all these sleep sacks in bigger sizes. Also, I have a 5 year old and the idea of her in a sleep sack is really funny:)
I disagree. Both my kids had/have no problem standing in a sleepsack. We used one for ds until he was probably 18 months, and dd will use one til probably the same.
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Re: What age do you stop using sleep sack?
They make sleep sacs with little feet holes now because of that, weird but true.
I have to say that my LO loves her sleep sack and dislikes blankets (which I will sometimes put over her during short naps in the PNP, under my supervision).
Honestly, though, at this point, I wouldn't worry about her suffocating. She can roll and squirm enough that if her body weren't getting air, she would move -- instinctively.
Still, I will probably wait until she is a year old to stop using one. Actually, she will be a year at the very end of March, at which point she probably won't need a blanket much at all, so it's perfect timing. By the time fall rolls around, I won't have concerns about a blanket -- maybe I'll actually be able to get some use out of that quilt that came with her bedding set...
I disagree. Both my kids had/have no problem standing in a sleepsack. We used one for ds until he was probably 18 months, and dd will use one til probably the same.