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The Dream Bag Baby Sleeping Bag

 
Description: Brand: The Dream Bag / Linen Type: Baby Sleep Sacs

Newest Review: ... time it would get cold and she would always kick the blankets off. So I went to asda a picked one of these grow bags up. It ... more

 ... worked wonders it kept her warm but also kept her cool because it has no arms. When she got too big for it I invested in the next size up due to when I tried the blankets she was turning on her stomach and pulling the blanket over her head and it would panic me that she would stiffle. I found that with this that she found it harder to turn onto her stomach and if she did manage to do it she wasn't able to pull any sheets over her head. This is thick for the winter and still lets them keep cool. There are two ...more

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HitchJo
Premium Review The Dream Bag Baby Sleeping Bag: Growbag (not the soil type) (242 words)
by - written on 30/06/09 (Useful, 73 readings)
Rating:

I never had one of these for my son he always liked to be wrapped up in a blanket so that it was wrapped around his face. However my daughter was the complete opposite she hated being held or wrapped up and at night time it would get cold and she would always kick the blankets off. So I went to asda a picked one of these grow bags up. It worked wonders it kept her warm but also kept her cool because it has no arms. When she got too big for it I invested in the next size up due to when I tried the blankets she was turning on her stomach and pulling the blanket over her head and it would panic me that she would stiffle. I found that with this that she found ...  Read the complete review

arleek
Premium Review Get Your Wrigglers Wrapped Up (1475 words)
by - written on 28/05/09 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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When my eldest daughter was a baby, sleeping bags were the only option for us really. The reason being that she was so tiny and frail (don't ask me why because she wasn't premature or anything like that, she's still very dainty now though...but not so frail!), and blankets didn't seem to keep her snug and warm, so a baby sleeping bag seemed ideal. At the time, the Grobag sleeping bags seemed a bit pricey (I've just done a quick check online now and for a 0-6 months 2.5 tog Grobag you can pay £25 and only £15 for a Dream Bag - that's £10 difference, but of course prices vary depending on where you look), so I went on one of my internet searches and found The ...  Read the complete review

 

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