What temperature room is this sleep sack suitable for? Our nursery is heated to 76 Fahrenheit.
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I would say good for 10-15 centigrade. We also use a lightweight blanket on top.
807706
The fleece is pretty thick. We keep our temp around 69 and put either a long sleeve onesie or cotton footie pajamas on our daughter under this sleep sack. If your nursery is set at 76, you might be better off in just footie pajamas or pajamas and a thin, cotton sleep sack.
807707
That would probably be too warm. We sleep in cooler temps in our house (around 66F). The cotton blanket is thinner and would be better at those temps. I put my son in the cotton blanket during naps and the fleece at night.
807708
Our master bedroom heater is set to 60 degrees Fahrenheit if outside weather is at 45-48. I'm in CA if that helps. I still think it's too thin for winter. We have to use a thicker sleep sack for our baby. Although I really like this sleep halo, but definitely not for winter.
807709
That is a difficult question to answer since people have different warmth requirements. The sleep sack takes the place of a blanket. If you use a light blanket now this could be used instead. They also sell a heavier weight if you currently use a heavier blanket.
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Most definitely. Tops out at 81 degrees, but was a godsend for me and the family when our pipe froze, rending our furnace useless for a few hours. This kept us from freezing and even helped heat a 550 sq ft room up to about 64 degrees from 59 F. It'd do far more in a normal sized bedroom.
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I say this sleeping bag it good to 25f/-2c, if have wear warmer long john it may be ok cooler.willie
1202479
Yes it is warmer but I haven't noticed my kiddos getting too hot in it...unless we end up co sleeping in the middle of the night. Usually when I use the sleep sack I don't do a blanket sleeper and then the fleece sack. I go for something a little thinner and lightweight and then the fleece. If I put a blanket sleeper on I just opt out of the sleep sack...or I just put a long sleeve onesie on under it all. Hope this helps!
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I have a 20 X 20 basement room that is freezing. When I turn it on, the heater reads that it is 55 degrees in the room. If I turn it on at 6 am, the room is comfortable (maybe 74) by 8:30. I think it does a very good job. My parents have one that they use to heat their family which is maybe 30 X 20. I really like it.
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Amazingly, I've tested that! And the answer is: a qualified, almost yes, but settle for 53 or 54. The ambient temperature needs to be within striking range for 52. In a closet, in the middle of my home in Southern California, I've maintained 55, but even that can be threatened by extremely high temp days. I've found 54 as the practical lowest. Also, these are inexpensive units. They will hum - not for the bedroom or near a quiet stereo.
656334
It's 36 degrees F. Depending on the temperature of the room, I doubt it will run that cool. The lowest I've run mine is 64 degrees F. Usually it is set to 70.
434388
It is a comforter. My son sleeps in a room at about 68 degrees and it keeps him warm and cozy.
122157
I put them in various other clothes, totally depending on how warm or cold the room is going to be. Usually I would put my kids in the Carter's fleece pj's with the feet, no sack, for most of the year - temp around 70 (we live in SoCal). If it would be colder than 70 then I would use the Sleep Sack and a long sleeve onesie/pants or some cooler pj's. If it is going to be really cold then both the fleece jammies and the Sleep Sack. Just use your common sense!!
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It depends on the temperature in your house. We keep our baby's room at around 72 degrees. At night, she wears a sleeper under the halo and during the day usually a long sleeve onesie. It just depends on your baby and their temperature preference.
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This Military Surplus Sleeping Bag is rated to be used in temperatures between +30 degrees to -10 degrees...add patrol bag and bivvy and i believe it can get to -40, although you will need thermals....
1294008
it gets warm, but not hot. We have it in our Kids bedroom and have never had a safety concern
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Its definitely too warm in my opinion for the summer especially without a/c. Its a very thick material. Every baby is different however. You can always give it a try and if not return. Just know as other reviewers have pointed out it's essentially a snowsuit.
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Yes its good for summer rather than winter. I live in a tropical country and my daughter loves to sleep using this sack. Its not very thick.
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As long as you keep your house at the recommended AAP temperature and dress your baby appropriately underneath (light cotton pj or onesie) overheating should not be an issue. We have attached a link to a great article written by an RN regarding using the Magic Sleepsuit in warm weather that should answer any questions. We can be reached at 877-458-0130 if you have any additional questions!http://blog.isisparenting.com/magic-merlin-sleep-suit-in-this-weather/
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Depends on how cool you keep your room. At around 70 degrees in the room, I'm borderline for this being too warm. It's definitely too warm for my husband (who loves to be cold) in a 70 degree room.
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I don't know about below O temps. my weather only gets down to about 28. But I do have some very young about two month old Silkie babies in mine and the temperatures dropped down to 28 three day in a row and they are fine.