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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Best sleeping bag for older kids: Slumbersac 100% organic cotton baby sleeping bag with feet in Woodland Animals 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. 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:"Bought lb a sleeping bag from them which has footholes, cuffed almost like a long pair of harem pants lol!!! It's so much better for toddlers as they can walk around freely with their sleeping bag still on."

Sleeping bags come in sizes with recommended age ranges. If the range is only a few months (a 0-6 month size, for example), think about what season it will be in a few months’ time – will your tog rating match that season and will you get enough wear out of it in that time? The Jojo Maman ones which are like little padded suits are fantastic if you have a wriggler or baby who likes to walk in their sleeping bag. Really handy for the car as well. Bonus points for how comical the baby looks when they're walking around like a tiny Michelin man." (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user TerribleCustomerCervix) Our verdict Fabric: Merino wool, bamboo and cotton | Sizes: Newborn-2 years | Tog: All season (0.7-2.4) / Superwarm (2.5-3.5) What we love 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. 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.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. It’s easy to see why – using a baby sleeping bag means you don’t have to worry about how much bedding to use, it keeps the baby contained and warm all night (no matter how much they wriggle), and is much easier to carry around out of the house than a pile of blankets.

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. 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 fabric of the Grobag is top notch – not only is it soft and snuggly but it washes incredibly well and doesn’t get that lumpy effect that other, slightly cheaper, sleeping bags tend to suffer from. By far the most-recommended baby sleeping bag in the Mumsnet forums, we think it’s the best all-rounder out there. The results are in, and The Original Grobag is the best baby sleeping bag for 2023. It’s cosy, cleverly designed and washes really well - plus it’s got the Lullaby Trust stamp of approval. The original and still the best, we think the Grobag is the best baby sleeping bag to buy. How we chose our recommendations

Little spillages can be sponged off, but it’s likely that your baby sleeping bag will need machine washing regularly. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions about washing temperatures and tumble drying.

There are plenty of baby sleeping bags specifically designed for newborns – the ErgoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Bag, for example, which won our Best for Newborns award.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. 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? It’s very important that your baby does not overheat at night, so read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully about the tog rating.

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 featurestog - This tog is for hot weather when your baby needs just the thinnest of cover-ups. Designed to be used in room temperatures of 25 degrees celsius or above. 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) Almost all brands will state whether they comply with the safety standard in the accompanying instructions. If it’s not mentioned, you can follow up with their Customer Service department.