So, when we recently got offered the chance to try out a new sleeping bag to try from the lovely people at Slumbersac we couldn't wait to see if it would make a difference to her night-time waking's (plus the designs are super cute, check out the owls below!).
We received the Simple baby sleeping bag in the owl design with a contrasting turquoise edging and as soon as we received it, I myself wished I could have fit inside it and gone to take a nap, it was so soft. The design is completely unisex and features cute owls in a range of pastel colours all over the bag. You can also personalise the sleeping bag with your child's name if you wish (at an extra cost).
The simple baby sleeping bag range comes in 4 sizes and 3 tog ratings so you can choose a combination that suits your child best. The sizes available are 0-6 months, 6-18 months, 12-36 months and 3-6 years. The tog ratings available are 1, 2.5 and 3.5 so a good variety depending on the time of year.
We chose the 6-18 month bag as Evelyn is now 8 months old and this seemed to be a really good fit. The bag was secure enough that we didn't have to worry about her being able to wiggle free but still offered plenty of growing room in both width and length. We also chose the 2.5 tog rating as our house can be quite warm so I think the 3.5 may have been slightly to warm, however if your house is prone to getting chilly then this would be perfect for you.
The simple baby sleeping bags are made of soft 100% jersey cotton and are lined with 100% cotton. The filling is made of soft polyester fleece, which prevents allergies and limits movement of the material inside the bag to stop it getting bumpy and uneven and losing shape.
Simply baby sleeping bags are very reasonable priced ranging from £9.00 up to £19.00 depending on the size and tog you choose. These seem like really reasonably prices for such lovely soft sleeping bags.
Using a sleeping bag has most certainly helped Evelyn sleep better at night as it prevents her from kicking off her covers and getting cold. She also seems to like the snug feeling of being inside the bag so if you are having a few issues with sleeping and baby waking then I would highly recommend trying out a sleeping bag.
Slumbersac have lots of different ranges of sleeping bags, In fact they have such a huge variety of sleeping bags to choose from including ones with feet, sleeves and even luxurious duck down sleeping bags. Why not pop over to the website and check them out here - www.slumbersac.co.uk.
Do you use a sleeping bag with your baby or child?
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We received the Simple baby sleeping bag in the owl design with a contrasting turquoise edging and as soon as we received it, I myself wished I could have fit inside it and gone to take a nap, it was so soft. The design is completely unisex and features cute owls in a range of pastel colours all over the bag. You can also personalise the sleeping bag with your child's name if you wish (at an extra cost).
The simple baby sleeping bag range comes in 4 sizes and 3 tog ratings so you can choose a combination that suits your child best. The sizes available are 0-6 months, 6-18 months, 12-36 months and 3-6 years. The tog ratings available are 1, 2.5 and 3.5 so a good variety depending on the time of year.
We chose the 6-18 month bag as Evelyn is now 8 months old and this seemed to be a really good fit. The bag was secure enough that we didn't have to worry about her being able to wiggle free but still offered plenty of growing room in both width and length. We also chose the 2.5 tog rating as our house can be quite warm so I think the 3.5 may have been slightly to warm, however if your house is prone to getting chilly then this would be perfect for you.
The simple baby sleeping bags are made of soft 100% jersey cotton and are lined with 100% cotton. The filling is made of soft polyester fleece, which prevents allergies and limits movement of the material inside the bag to stop it getting bumpy and uneven and losing shape.
Simply baby sleeping bags are very reasonable priced ranging from £9.00 up to £19.00 depending on the size and tog you choose. These seem like really reasonably prices for such lovely soft sleeping bags.
Using a sleeping bag has most certainly helped Evelyn sleep better at night as it prevents her from kicking off her covers and getting cold. She also seems to like the snug feeling of being inside the bag so if you are having a few issues with sleeping and baby waking then I would highly recommend trying out a sleeping bag.
Slumbersac have lots of different ranges of sleeping bags, In fact they have such a huge variety of sleeping bags to choose from including ones with feet, sleeves and even luxurious duck down sleeping bags. Why not pop over to the website and check them out here - www.slumbersac.co.uk.
Do you use a sleeping bag with your baby or child?
xXx
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