SleepSacks

Re: SleepSacks

• shaket83 member

  July 2012

  We used the fleece halo sleep sac when it was a bit colder, but now that its so warm we are using miracle blankets. Love, love, love the miracle blanket. They seemed to like the halo blankets as well, and the velcro was great. We also tried a wombie, both the boys hated these-I think they were just able to move around too much in them. 

  
  

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• twigmommy

  July 2012

  I have a few fleece Carters ones for DD and they work out well. This time of year we use them with a onsie at night if the AC is on. If its off we use a sleeper or a onsie.
  

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• becketts

  July 2012

  We love the Halo ones. DD1 used them past age 2 (chilly basement bedroom)! 

  

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• dizzycooks member

  July 2012

  We use the fleece halo sleepsacks, but yesterday I found an A&A sleepsack on sale at Target so we tried that.  She was still warm enough and slept fine.  I think our DD just needs her legs overed in order to sleep, otherwise she plays with her toes.

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• meg_2006 member

  July 2012

  I made one for about $5.  If you use fleece you don't have to double layer it, so much easier! You can find a few tutorials online (I did a combo of several). 

  
  

  
  
  

  
  

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• Laouli

  July 2012

  I personally did not like the velcro ones... we used either a large swaddle blanket or the miracle blanket.

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• matt'sbride member

  July 2012

  We used the fleece sacks made by Halo in the winter, now we use the cotton ones made by Summer (I think) because I like the zippers more. They can unzip at the top or bottom, which makes a midnight diaper change a lot easier.

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