Grobag Baby Sleeping Bag

When I had my daughter 12 years ago she was always swaddled in the traditional way with cellular blankets. She was always a good sleeper from day one. When I had my son 16 months ago I was feeling new to parenting a newborn. He has always been an active baby since day one, he was swaddled in blankets for the first few months of his life, after a few months he would start wriggling about in his blankets and I was always wrapping him back up. Once he reached 6 months of age he would pull the blankets up to his face and would roll about in his cot.; I didn't like this as I was worried that he may pull the over him in the night and I didn't want him getting cold ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant with my first son I looked at all the options with regards bedding. I looked at Grobags and thought they were a cool idea! They are like sleeping bags that you lay your child/baby into, and they zip up the side and popper over the shoulder so they are secure and the baby can't wriggle out of them. They come in different togs, as duvets do, so you get different togs for both summer and winter. They come in different sizes - 0-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-18 months, 18 months to 3 years. The benefits of Grobags are that your baby/child can't kick blankets off in their sleep and therefore get cold. If a baby is cold it ...  Read the complete review

This was one of our best baby buys. Our son was a terror for kicking off his blankets during the night and being as he was a January baby he was subsequently waking up cold. He would take ages to settle and we were all getting tired and cranky as a result, between waking for this and then feeds. We were then told by a friend about Grobags. I could not believe the price of them when we first looked at them on the internet they seemed so expensive compared to normal cellular blankets. We were that tired that we decided to take a risk and purchase one. When it arrived I could see the logic behind it but I did not understand how he would not get cold when his arms ...  Read the complete review

Baby Sleeping Bags are a fantastic product and Grobag is my favourite range. As a newborn, my little girl kicked off all her covers and woke frequently during the night because she was chilly. The Grobag was the answer - it is a sleeping bag designed with a vest-like top and wide, roomy bag area for the lower body and feet so there is plenty of room to kick legs without kicking the blankets off. The whole thing is zipped on and off so is easily accessible during the night for nappy changes. Grobags come in a range of tog ratings depending on the season, although in Scotland it's pretty much cold all year round (!!), but for warmer nights there is ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Grobags, or similar since my youngest was about 3-4 weeks old. The reason I didn't use them earlier is because I followed Gina Ford Contented Baby Book and she doesn't recommend them....more swadling and sheets and cellulous blankets. My little girl was fine while she was swaddled, but was a bit of a Beckham and liked to kick 7 barrals and wake up angry and cold...(December baby) What are they....... They are essentially baby sleeping bags, they have a vest like top part so arms are exposed and the bottom part is a sleeping bag with plenty of room for the baby to kick around without kicking it off. Made of soft cotton fabrics ...  Read the complete review