Tommee Tippee Baby Sleeping Bag with Legs, The Original Grobag Steppee, Baby Romper Suit, Soft Cotton-Rich Fabric, 6-18m, 1.0 Tog, Ollie Dreams

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We had a dinky baby. The snuz sleeping bags have poppers on the side to make them a bit more snug for the littler babies. Helped us, also meant we didn’t have to buy hundreds." (Recommended by Mumsnet user rosed1008) Our verdict Bear in mind that current car seat safety advice is to avoid strapping babies and children into their car seats while wearing padded coats or suits, which might apply to the bulkier sleeping bags too. How do I keep a sleeping bag clean? Experts recommend that you keep your baby’s crib free from blankets, pillows and toys until their first birthday, as a precaution against SIDS. Baby sleeping bags are the ingenious alternative which keep your baby cosy and safe while they sleep. What’s more, the best baby sleeping bags zip or popper closed so that you don’t need to worry about your child wriggling out of their bedding and waking up chilly - especially as many of us are watching the thermostat more carefully this winter. Both organic cotton and bamboo viscose are eco-friendly and hypoallergenic. Best of all, poppers on each side can be opened to convert the Cocoon Swaddle Bag to a sleeping bag. ErgoPouch recommend doing this as soon as your baby can roll, but this is a great bit of flexibility that may come in handy if your baby suddenly decides they prefer their arms unencumbered, and it’s not one we saw in any other product.Superlove baby sleeping bags come in at the top end of the price scale, but they feature such gorgeous Merino wool, they are totally worth investing in if you have the cash to splash. In fact, studies have shown Merino wool actually improves babies sleep patterns by creating a cosy and breathable microclimate. At Mumsnet we know how important it is that everyone gets a good night’s sleep. That’s why we spend hours researching and testing the products recommended by the millions of parents who visit our forums - from the best cot bed or mattress protector to the best swaddle blankets, we’ve got you covered for the essentials. The Gro Company. I always feel safe in the knowledge I am putting my babies to bed in the correct layering and tog bag. They wash really well and have never shrunk in my tumble dryer, unlike the standard supermarket brand ones you can buy."(Recommended by Mumsnet user chocolaterain) We have the super love merino ones which are also 0-2. They are much thinner than usual ones so not bulky. They have poppers under arms to use when small so they can’t slip down. Ds started using around 3-4 months and they seems comically long, but after a month is so seemed to fit perfect. He’s still using now at 1 year and they feel lovely and soft still. They still have growing room." (Recommended by Mumsnetter Caspianberg) Our verdict

We've always used JoJo Maman Bebe ones and they're brilliant, wash well, are comfortable and they last." (Recommended by Mumsnetter MummyDummyNow) Before we began researching the best baby sleeping bags, we first scrutinised the latest safe sleep advice from trusted organisations such as The Lullaby Trust, the NCT and the NHS so we could be confident that all the cots we were recommending were safe.

1. Best overall baby sleeping bag - The Original Grobag

A baby sleeping bag is much less of a suffocation risk than a blanket, but still needs to be used carefully to promote a safe environment for sleeping. Parents love the clever covered opening that fits a five-point harness. This means that the bag can be used with a pushchair for on-the-go naps. It may not be cheap, but several BabyCentre parents say it’s worth the investment and made to last. This sleeping bag only comes in one size but it will last you from newborn to two years, and it’s available in four further designs.