Hi! Would this be considered the "summer weight" sleep sac option? Or would this be too thick for the summer?
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Yes these are perfect for spring/summer as long as its not the fleece, the fleece are too warm!
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I plan to use ours in the summer, with onesies underneath. :) I wouldn't consider it too thick.
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Hi, It's been a while since I had to use this but I'm pretty sure this was the summer one. I would just have my little ones wear a onesie and this sleeper. I used the thicker fleece one in the fall and winter for both my kids and this lighter one in the spring and summer. I really loved these and used them from the smallest sizes all the way up to the largest size they offered. I always used these over blankets and never had a problem. They also have these at Babies R Us :) I hope this helped :)
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Depends on climate. It is a cotton knit of medium thickness, which is currently used in the winter with fairly warm temp in the room. Will probably still use this in the summer since baby may be used to having it as night cover and I'm guessing it won't be too warm for her.
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I find this matress does tend to be warmer in the summer. I use a very thin mattress pad to isolate the heat.
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Michele - i live in Honolulu - 80 degrees F most days. at night, goes down to '70'sF. it's fairly warm.i use the foam pad under my mattress pad and sheet - it is comfortable, doesn't make me feel hot. i got it because i'd broken my shoulder and was in severe pain for months - the pad, plus a "body pillow" helped a lot. it seesm like good "memory foam - hasn't flattened out at all. i hope this is helpful to you. i have it on a "queen-size" bed (actually a futon mattress on a box spring). aloha from honolulu!! - john
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It's not thin at all. My grandchildren slept on it (ages 9 & 14) and I asked them if it was comfortable or if they could feel the boards through the matress and they said it was very comfortable. I highly recommend it!
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It's not bad. Add it with a cush sleeping bag, it's ok. Of course a thicker pad would help, but I'm a side sleeper too and I didn't have problems with it.
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I have lighter quilts, but I would still consider it Summer weight. I love the way it looks.
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I sleep every which way, and I find the Cloud to be a terrific deal for the money. I would go by your weight. I weigh 230lbs and it works for me. The toppers cover your mattress from corner to corner. If you weigh more than me then get a 4 inch topper. What I recommend is getting a contour memory foam pillow. They are cheap and will give you the most support . If you are a side sleeper add a feather pillow on top of your contoured pillow and you will sleep like a baby. You can pick up a contoured pillow on line for less than $20.
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I agree with Rachel's answer, is not thick at all. I guess, between the two layers there is a bit of padding but pretty thin. Definitely you don't feel the mattress "quit" design.
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I use a very thick air mattress along with a topper....maybe not quite as thick as it would be with a box spring and mattress but think it would be close. I have a dust ruffle on mine.
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Is it possible to have a light weight sleeping bag for summer? That was my solution. I LOVE this bag!
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I would say that it depends on where you live. We are in Arizona and it has been fine for this winter. I don't find it to be to hot at all. However, I have not had the mattress through a summer here in Arizona. If you live somewhere that the temperature cools down at night I would say you won't have a problem. If it's still 105 degrees at 10:00 p.m. it might be warm. Sorry, can't give a better answer than this. Check back in July! :-)
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I am a tummy sleeper as well, and have found my pillow is a bigger problem than the bed. I don't sink into this bed much at all (it's nicely supportive) so my back/neck is more bothered when my pillow is too thick. I've found a thin pillow is best to avoid the arching that causes aches and pains. I use a hull pillow so I can adjust the thickness, and between that and this bed my back has given me very little trouble.
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Larry, I bought this to replace the mattress in my camper and have been absolutely pleased with it. I have a very $$ tempur pedic in the house that I do not sleep as well on. Hope this answers your question. I believe the thicker the mattress the more comfortable you will be.
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This is my son's mattress. He is an athlete and is a big muscular guy. He loves the support and never complains about being too hot or uncomfortable on it.....with that being said, we do run an air conditioner in his upstairs bedroom during the summer because it is just plain hot, so that may help by keeping the ambient temperature in his room not too hot to begin with. Hope that helps!
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I have to be honest, I use this comforter year round. We have central air and I like it to be chilly in the room & then cover up with more than a sheet or light blanket. Its not a heavy comforter like some are, you're laying there & the weight pushes your feet down to one side or the other. But again, I keep the room nice & cool year round, so I don't switch out to a bedspread in summer. Only if opening the windows do I kick off the bedspread lol.
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Yes. This is very plush and warm, I would not use it in the summer time at all.
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Honestly I sleep comfortably on this nightly. But I think it really depends on who you are. I don't move much and I am 128 lbs and 5"7' I think if you were taller or heavier it would be uncomfortable for you it doesn't support a lot of weight and it is very wide and long either