Tommee Tippee Baby Sleep Bag, The Original Grobag, Soft Cotton-Rich Fabric, 18-36m, 0.2 Tog, Little Pip

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Most brands provide a dressing guide with their baby sleeping bag, but they are just guides and should be used as your starting point only. Every baby is different, and it may take a bit of trial and error before you are able to work out exactly which tog baby sleeping bag to use and how you should dress your baby underneath. Babies being babies, their sleeping bag will probably need washing regularly. A product that is machine washable is a must, and it’s also helpful if it can be tumble dried and ironed. 5. Travel features Should your little one need changing during the night, there’s easy zip access to help you deal with those night-time nappy changes without disturbing baby or anyone else who is trying to get some much-needed rest. 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) This 1.0 Tog sleeping bag from Tommee Tippee is perfect for keeping your little one cool and comfortable during the warmer months and the easy zip opening makes nappy changes a breeze. The clever ‘Snugfit’ design is fitted across the chest but leaves plenty of room at the bottom for your baby to adopt a natural ‘frog-legged’ sleeping position, which is important for correct hip development.

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 With a variety of styles, functions and price points now available, which sleeping bags fulfil their promise of a peaceful night's sleep? Keep reading to find out which ones impressed us most. With its unique half-moon zip, changing nappies is a doddle when your baby wears a Snuzpouch. Anything that makes those late-night changes any less disruptive to everybody’s sleep is a winner in our book.Grobags look undeniably premium but it’s their safety credentials which are truly impressive. Grobags have the Lullaby Trust seal of approval and were the inspiration for the current British safety guidelines. The company's side zip bag is its most popular and it’s not hard to see why. It’s designed to make night-time nappy changes easier and is perfect for young babies who have outgrown their swaddle. Now, refit the filter to the water hopper and refill the unit with cold water. Run a test by selecting, “4oz Feed” on the dial and pressing the Start/Stop button. This will dispense a small amount of cold water into the container. Shoulder poppers are another helpful feature for dressing and undressing. Almost all sleeping bags should have under-arm poppers to ensure a good, secure fit for a smaller baby. Some, such as the SnüzPouch, might have an extra zip at the front for changing a nappy without having to remove the bag. 4. Washing instructions For younger babies we do not recommend purchasing baby sleeping bags rated higher than 3.0 or 3.5 tog due to higher risk of overheating in young babies. We also do not recommend dressing young babies in too many layers of clothing underneath their sleeping bag as each layer can trap additional heat.

Another sleeping bag with legs, many parents swear by the Slumbersac for getting a good night’s sleep. We love the colourful patterns, the breathable organic cotton design, the removable arms and the choice of six different sizes. This sleeping bag is particularly suited to babies and toddlers who are up on their feet already, the foldable cuffs protect little feet from the cold and the anti-slip system helps to prevent accidental slips and tumbles. Additionally, other factors such as humidity in your region, whether there is heating in the house, your baby's preference (whether your baby is a hot or a cold sleeper), and your baby's health (whether your baby has a cold or infection or another special need) can determine which tog sleeping bag to use and how you should dress your baby underneath. All Tommee Tippee’s Grobags are tested to British and European safety standards. They can be machine washed at 40°C and tumble dried on a low heat, which is great because… poonamis happen! Also available in 2.5 tog and 18-36 months. Designed to be halfway between a traditional sleeping bag and ordinary nightwear, a baby sleeping bag is, essentially, a fabric vest (with or without sleeves, depending on the brand) that ends in a wide, cosy bag for the legs.As well as being safer than loose bedding, baby sleeping bags are designed to make night time tasks that little bit easier. All the sleeping bags on our list have double or cleverly designed zippers that help make night time nappy changes less disruptive. Another advantage of a baby sleeping bag is that it stays on if you need to lift your baby to feed or move them to another room. We also consulted renowned consumer organisations such as Which? to gather information on how to choose the best quality products and also those that would offer the most value for money. The Tommee Tippee Grobag Baby sleeping bags range are made from super-soft, cotton-rich, fluorescent-free that’s soft and gentle on baby’s skin and perfect for a comfortable night’s sleep. Definitely Asda. Cheap, nice patterns and feel so comfortable (I'd like one myself!). They came top in tests conducted for safety too." (Recommended by Mumsnetter DaisyF1986) Our verdict One BabyCentre parent said:"I really can't recommend Mori sleeping bags more! I've tried a few and they are fantastic. They go up to 2 years so it saves buying any more every 6 months."

Sleeping bags are basically wearable blankets for babies that keep them comfortable and at a safe temperature as they sleep. They are safer for little ones because there's no need for blankets, so their head remains safely uncovered, reducing the risk of suffocation. 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 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. You should never co-sleep with your baby if you are extremely tired, or your baby has a fever or any signs of illness.

Stretchy, comfortable and surprisingly affordable, this beautiful swaddle converts to an arms-out sleeping bag once a child becomes more mobile, which is perfect for brand-new babies. At Tommee Tippee, our sleepwear range comes in three parts, and is either made using super soft cotton or a premium mix of bamboo fibres, cotton and ALOEKIND™. Stage 1: Swaddlebag Available in 6-18 and 18-36 months, our Sleepbag makes the transition from swaddle to sleep suit super easy. It’s made using the same premium fabrics that’re kind to your baby’s delicate skin and opens top-to-bottom (starting near their chin and finishing at their toes) to avoid irritation and mid-night escape missions! Remember how frustrated babies don’t like being dressed and undressed? That goes for their sleeping bag too. On the whole, side zips are easier than central zips for getting the bag on and off a wriggly baby. Knowing a Tog rating of a baby sleeping bag is a good start in knowing how to dress your baby for sleep. However, bear in mind that even though two different branded baby sleeping bags may have the exact same Tog rating, it does not mean they will provide the exact same warmth. This is mainly because lab Tog testing results can only be given as an approximate average, and results can vary from lab to lab.