Baby Sleeping Bags and Bedding in general Reviews

I can't recommend a baby sleeping bag enough - they're fabulous! When my son was first born, I was constantly worried about how many blankets to put on him at night, what to dress him in: short sleeved vest, long sleeved vest, vest and sleep suit or just a sleep suit? It was a nightmare! When he got to about 3 months he'd started to wiggle ...  Read the complete review

When you have just become or are going to become a parent nightime is a time which can confuse you - are grow bags good? how do we lie the baby? how do we reduce cot death risks etc etc - well i have opted for the sleeping bag and have absolutely no regrets. My son is now 8 months and on the second size of sleeping bag but the first ...  Read the complete review

When my oldest son was a newborn, almost seven years ago, sleeping bags were just starting to become a mainstream baby item. We bought the traditional bedding set initially, comprising of bumper, flat sheets and quilt, all in lovely co-ordinating colours and paying a pretty price for the privilege. It was only later that we became aware of all the ...  Read the complete review

Babies wriggle, some more than others. The challenge, as a parent, is to make sure your baby is comfortable and warm enough in bed. No easy task when your child ties themselves up in the covers or kicks them off. I had a very active baby. Covers would be thrown off within seconds and if not thrown off then I'd find my child with his ...  Read the complete review

A baby sleeping bag is a quilted suit that is pear shaped with a neck and arm holes at the top and a zip that closes up around the bottom. They go on over the baby's clothes or babygro and keep baby warm without the need for blankets. They come in different tog ratings just like a quilt and are suitable from birth. When my first ...  Read the complete review

When i first saw these i thought that they looked really strange but on closed inspection i think that they look huge! They are fantastic though. They are much easier then blankets that are often kicked off by the baby and the last thing you want is a baby waking up an extra time because he or she is cold! They are a little more faffy ...  Read the complete review

My little boy was born in the middle of summer when it was very hot, so I was very worried about him overheating at night, as I had heard that it increases the chance of cot death. For the first couple of weeks it was so hot that I just wrapped him in a very thin blanket which he seemed to kick off himself throughout the night. I wasn't ...  Read the complete review

Baby Sleeping Bags. I wasn't so sure on these at first, but boy they have been the perfect product for my baby! My little one is such a strong kicker it is just pointless trying to cover her with a blanket, no matter how cold she is she just tried to kick them off. With the baby sleeping bag I can insure she keeps the right temperature ...  Read the complete review

I was first introduced to these baby sleeping bags by one of my friends who swore by them. I was bought one as a baby shower gift, but was a bit reluctant to try it out as it looked a bit strange. Up until that point I had been using the traditional baby blankets and was wrapping them round my baby in the swaddling way I was taught by the midwife. ...  Read the complete review

A baby sleeping bag is basically a wearable blanket. It allows baby to stay warm and snuggly without the worry that they will kick their covers off or more importantly suffocate on them when they are very little. I always thought that they seemed a good idea, but was a little confused about when and how to put the bag on my baby, without for ...  Read the complete review

Its funny how children differ... my eldest was forever kicking off her bedclothes and would never have sheets or a blanket over her whilst sleeping. My middle daughter the same and will still wriggle and shrug off her blankets. My third daughter loves nothing more than snuggling up and pulling a blanket up under her chin and sleeps like that all ...  Read the complete review

I used baby sleeping bags with my son and have always found them to be of good quality and well worth the money. If you have fidgity children as I did then I recommend grobags for piece of mind and restful nights!! A Grobag is a baby sleeping bag. The baby or child actually wears this like an item of clothing. It has poppers or zips to fasten it ...  Read the complete review

At first I thought these were quite strange looking and was hesitant to use them as I know I myself move quite a lot in bed and hate being restricted!! Now I wouldnt be without them, when my daughter was first put in her cot she would never keep blankets on her even when she was fast asleep the minute I put a blanket over her it would ...  Read the complete review

My review is on the Grobag, however I have also used shop own alternative which are just as good. The grobag is a great invention which comes in different sizes and different togs making them suitable for babies/toddlers and all seasons. Especially great if you have a little wriggler, so can guarantee your little one will sleep through ...  Read the complete review

I remember my sister buying one of these for her baby years and years ago. They had just come on the market. They are clearly a fantastic invention as there are more about now then ever and its not difficult to see why. Available in several different togs for summer, high summer, winter and all year round. Grobags are clearly the leader in this ...  Read the complete review

Sleeping bags for babies and young children are a fantastic idea and a great way to keep your little ones safe and snug throughout the night. Babies in particular are very prone to kicking off the sheets during the night and waking when they are subsequently too cold. In addition there is also the worry of a young baby accidentally ...  Read the complete review

I love sleeping bags!!! My little girl is such a wriggler that she just won't keep a blanket on her. We started using sleeping bags when she was around 8 weeks old and have never looked bag. I love buying them, and my other half doesnt have a problem with it as he knows its something she needs (whereas he moans when I buy her clothes ...  Read the complete review

Whilst I was pregnant and buying all the things I would need for my baby as I was looking at the different types of bedding I saw baby sleeping bags. I planned to swaddle my baby as a newborn then use the sleeping bags later on so I bought a few small flat sheets and blankets then a couple of larger ones too. I bought one 0-6 months sleeping ...  Read the complete review

I purchased a 1.0 tog Grobag little bear sleeping bag from Argos for the price of £22.99. I purchased it before we knew we were having a little boy so bought a neutral, cream one, it has a little bear embroidered on the front at the top. These baby sleeping bags are an ingenious invention, as the baby cannot get into it or get tangled ...  Read the complete review

Having heard about these whilst I was pregnant we decided that we would use them as soon as we were able to. Most can only be used once baby is over 7lb 7oz and it took my daughter about 2 weeks to get to this. The baby sleeping bag's are designed to be safe and comfy for baby. We currently have 4. One from Mothercare, which is a ...  Read the complete review