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!
53854
I plan to use ours in the summer, with onesies underneath. :) I wouldn't consider it too thick.
53855
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 :)
53856
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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It is of average thickness for a sleeping bag. I've only used it on a cot and it's a great, roomy bag that kept me warm even on a couple of 40 degree nights in the Adirondacks. Remember though, even the thickest bag would compress under your weight if you're on something "hard". If you want comfort put it on a cot, or put an air mattress or a good quality pad between the bag and the hard surface.
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This sleeping bag is one of the thickness I've ever had for it's weather/temp ratings. Yes, it's much thicker than it looks but I would always suggest a base surface mat or pad to place the sleeping bag on if at all possible. If you're trying to travel light and therefore don't want the extra weight of a mat to carry, then I would recommend a different sleeping bag entirely. However, that type of sleeping bag is in the high-end category and you'd better be ready for the prices you'll be dealing with. ;)
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Depends on where you live and whether you have A/C. I think I would find it too warm for summer, even with A/C.... If it were me, I would get one for fall/winter use, but get an all cotton blanket for late spring/summer.
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I think it is heavy, but I have a hard time describing what degree of heavy. It's crisp and holds it shape, very well made. In summer, if it is 75 degrees indoors, one sheet and this bedspread provide plenty of warmth with no blanket. Sorry, I couldn't do a better job in defining "heavy."
1155611
I would be comfortable with my baby sleeping on it belly down. It has some cush but is not thick or soft enough to pose a health risk in my unexpert opinion.
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Not at all, The mattress as far as I would say is temp neutral. I have had it awhile and have no complaints.Sheet choice would have more to do with temp. Satin for cool, Wool for worm- just by my experience. I have 2 stage heat and AC so I don't have temp swings to affect sleep. That type of system maintains the set temp without heavy air flow.
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It is a thin mattress approximately one inch thick with a soft outer covering. You will want to locate a cloth cover, pillow case type or zippered. You might also consider an inner plastic liner. I used this in a Bassinet that I built for my Granddaughters and it worked very well.
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On the package it says the summer comfort is 1.5lbs for twin, 2.1 for queen, 2.4 for king and 2.6 for cal king. That is the weight of the silk, but it doesn't give any weight info in relation to warmth like some clothing does. The choices they have in warmth are summer (this product) and all seasons, which is likely warmer. I live in Texas and this comforter is too hot in the summer and not warm enough in the winter for me. If we had a fall season it would be perfect, but Texas believes only in extremes. I like it enough that I may order the all seasons in addition to this one.
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Honestly the density is like one of those large sponges you use to wash your car. I don't know if that sounds good to you but it is really very comfortable. It is dense enough that even someone in the 180 lb range would not feel the mattress underneath it. I think it adds a great level of cushy comfort to an existing mattress.
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I believe it really depends on the individual. I use mine year round and throw on a blanket in the winter. I think it breaths well and I sleep quite comfortably in the summer with AC on. Bottom line, in my opinion, it's in the middle. It's not made for cold and it's not light weight for hot nights. But for me, it's perfect.
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I use it all the time but it is not thin at all.. it is a very nice comfortable and in the summer most of the time it is folded down to the foot of the bed..
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Does this sleep hot in summer? I had a down alternative comforter that was way too hot. Thanks.
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Here's what I said in my review, "It may be thin relative to a standard king size pillow but is not even close to being really thin. " This is as thin a foam pillow I've found but it's still too thick for me. If anyone knows of one thinner, please reply to this query and let everyone know... Thanks
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We went with an average thickness on the mattress because we also got the trundel and need a thickness that works with it to fit under the bed. I think it looks nice and is pretty confy. --Hope this helps
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I purchased this matress for use in my RV. I had previously purchased a 3" foam mattress for the RV and I felt like I was bottoming out so a thicker one was definitely the answer. I have a tempurpedic foam mattress in my bedroom. I would say that this matress is more firm then the tempurpedic but not enough that it effects my sleep.
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I wouldn't recommend this for long term use for overnight sleeping. But my daughter did utilize it once while traveling and she was fine. It was about 1/2 inch thick I would say. She definitely slept in it a lot as an infant while shopping and such. I hope this helped!