Very Warm 2.5 Tog Quilted Winter Model Baby Sleep Bag or Sack, Plush Minky Dot for Infants and Toddlers (Large (22 mos - 3T))

Its soft at the touch , good quality materials, keeps baby happy and warm even in really cold weather, baby can kick al she wants thatnthere isnplenty of room in her legs, easy to clean, hippoalergenic for sensitive skin, the only thing is the zipper could be two way because its dificult to take the under part in the night to change diper, also to zip it in the upper part with dim lights is a pain. Also will like more colors to choose from. Its lightweighted, baby hates swadle arms and this sac meets her requirements for arm movement.

We keep our house at 64 degrees in the Michigan winters, so I needed something to keep my 16 month old warm all night. This does it.The Good:- We have saved 10% on our month's electricity bill by turning off my son's space heater and instead putting him in this. That means this sleepsack will pay for itself before the winter is over! Most nights we dress him in a short-sleeve onesie, socks, a fleece footie pajama and this. But I've also seen it keep him warm when he's wearing a long-sleeved onesie, a thermal long-sleeved t-shirt, light cotton pajama pants, socks, and this.- It was easy to buy the right size. My son is 16 months old, wears 18 month Carter clothes, 18-24 month Gap clothes, and is tall for his age. The Medium, 10-24 month size is perfect. It is about the same size as our XL Halo Sleepsack, it's a little more narrow (pic)- High quality, very soft fabric. The outer layer is a soft blue "Minky" Fleece (aka: polka dot), and the inside is soft white cotton.- Well constructed. The zipper is high quality. The sewing is strong. There is a fabric lip that keeps the zipper from rubbing against baby's neck.- The pile is thicker than our usual Fleece Halo Sleepsack, but not so much that he can't move around or there is extra weight.- There are snaps at the armpits to help a baby stay secure who may still be growing into the sleepsack.The Bad:- It would not be a good idea to change a baby's diaper while they are still wearing the sleepsack because the inside fabric is pure white.- The zipper is "opposite," meaning the insertion-pin goes in your left hand and the slider goes in your right hand, which wouldn't be a problem except then you zip down rather than up (like your coat). It throws me off but it's not a deal breaker.- I wish there were a few more inches of leg room to be sure my son didn't grow out of it. I know some brands of sleepsacks are VERY generous with leg room for this reason. I am sure this size will last us the winter, but if he hit a crazy growth spurt, mayyyybe not?The ugly: Nothing, can't think of anything.

One of the few items we are coming back to use again this fall that we also used last year! My boy is in the 80-98% for height and is going into 3-4T clothing and still fits his size large sleep sack that we got last year when he was in 2T clothing. It’s so warm for winter and our house is drafty so it’s amazing for piece of mind that they are sleeping cozy. About to get another so we can wash one and swap. Holding up great after 1 year, just needs extra time drying. I usually dry as normal with other clothes, then put it inside out and dry again.

I read in other reviews that it was long. It's true and it is not a bad thing. Lots of extra leg room for our daughter to spread out with.You can tell in the pictures, it's thicker, but after getting delivered it was still thicker than I expected. I was a little nervous she might be too warm in it but it's been her favorite sleep sack so far. The fabric, although thick, doesn't overheat her and she sleeps through the night seamlessly nice and cozy. I'm jealous and wouldn't be opposed to an adult size.

The sleep sack is soft, plenty of room and I love the arm hole snaps for ease of putting on and getting a proper fit. Quality is excellent and very warm. We live in an old farm house so even with the thermostat set to 68 the bedrooms are more like 62 but this sack and long sleeve jammies/ sleeper keep my 13 month old warm all night!I came back to Amazon to buy another one but saw the price went up so I searched the company directly and discovered they offer 25% off ALL of their sleep sacks if buying 2 or more. So...if you are wanting more than 1.....go shop direct for a better price!! :)

Update: I was very close to just putting this huge thing on my son on a bad night. For some unknown reason, it has snaps at the armpits. I have no idea what this is supposed to accomplish, but my son has some sensory processing issues. I wouldn’t want snaps poking at my underarms myself. Returning.——My son is between 2T and 3T and very tall for his age (37.5”), so I bought the large. I was worried he wouldn’t get to wear this for very long, but clearly I was wrong. Attached is a photo of me, a 5’6” adult, holding this sleep sack. It goes down past my knees! It has a good weight to it and feels warm and soft though. I may try and exchange for a smaller size, but there is no way I’m paying full price. I got this on Black Friday for around $25. $40 for a sleep sack is crazy! If your kid is big enough to wear a sleep sack this size, save yourself some money and just buy them a warm toddler blanket. Otherwise, buy this on sale and size down about 2 sizes. This seems like a good sleep sack, but despite never having used it, I don’t think it’s worth more than $30. I’ve gotten some excellent multipacks of summer sleepsacks for about that much. It is machine washable, which is a plus. The thick material seems like it would take forever to dry and instructions say that this can only be dried on gentle or hung. I will update if I end up getting this in a better size and using it.