My granddaughter sleeps better with her arms and body swaddled but she is outgrowing her swaddles. Could I zip up this sack with her arms inside?
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Technically yes but this sleep sack is loose so her arms would be free to move and likely tangled in the arm holes. I wouldn't recommend it.
1626869
It may be a bit of a tight fit. You can stuff the bag inside of the compartment and then zip it in as you push the bag into it. The only issue I have had is getting the bag caught in the zipper. I keep my Kelty mummy bag along with my Big Agnus air mattress inside the compartment.
1683730
No it's not, I added extra padding however the extra padding I have sits underneath the baby lounge. I wouldn't want to put my child at risk for suffocation putting blankets on the inside.
1631064
It is indeed thick which is what helps keep them feeling snug similar to the swaddling effect. I've found that dressing my daughter in just a short-sleeve onesie and no socks and keeping the temp of the room btwn 69-70 degrees all winter has worked well and she doesn't get overheated. Heat escapes through the hand and feet openings, plus her neck is still exposed for ventilation. In fact, on very cold nights I added socks while she slept when her feet seemed too cold and was grateful she was cozy in the suit. We started her in the suit at 4 months old - she's now 6 months and has slept comfortably in it every single night!
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I haven`t tried, so I am not 100% sure, but I do not think so. As is, I put one of the thinnest full mattresses (6.5 inches) to be able to use a down topper. Around the sides - there isn't much room. Not even enough for the mattress to shift to one side and gap enough for a child's arm. I suppose you could try a hide-a-bed or camper style, but the measurements are pretty exact.
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I would think so...I use it, and I clip it on the diaper under the clothes...so while I personally don't swaddle, if it goes under baby's clothes I don't see why it couldn't be worn under a swaddle
1251440
If I understand correctly, you are asking if two loving individuals can fit in this one sleeping bag comfortably when both sides are zipped? If that is the big Q, no. But maybe with a very tight spooned fit!
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i think you probably could. but if you did one side of the bag you would have to lay on the zipper. also the second head flap thing would be on the top position of the bag, and all up in your face. you could make it work but you might just be better of with a normal shape sleeping bag.
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If you have the bigger size they can as long as the don't move much while they sleep (with supervision). My kid has 15months now and he moves all around so I don't think he would like to share it with anyone! Not enough space for two.
1746267
Given the batting is hand-tied I would imagine this would prove tempting to a toddler to untie and then you would end up with a lumpy sleeping surface. Too the ties that keep the whole rolled up might not be a good thing as a toddler could easily wrap them around their neck. I would consider an age appropriate sleeping bag first.
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I come from the old school of rolling up the sleeping bag tight which is always more of a challenge with the nylon outer layer. I had not problem rolling up this bag, it fit well and shug in the carrying sack but I was not able to zip up the carrying sack with the full length zipper taking away the additional 3 inches of area. I imagine if I re-rolled the bag I could make it fit in the zipped carrying sack.
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We did not have this experience with our co-sleeper. When the kiddos had respiratory problems we placed a small folded towel under the mattress pad by their head to elevate their upper body. You could try doing something similar on the side that is lower to level it out.
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Yes, my little one rolls all over the crib in this sleep sack. She can also stand up and walk a little in it. There is a lot of room in the leg area.
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If your baby cant roll over and sleeps on back yes. We loved ours. BUT once our baby could roll over in the suit (around 6 m) then we switched to the sleep sacks (the zip up sleeping bag looking sacks with no arms). Our 11m loves them and knows its sleep time when she getts zipped up.
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I assume it shouldn't be that roomy since it's supposed to hinder their startle reflex. However my daughter is tiny and it's really big on her. If your baby liked being swaddled they will probably like a tighter fit.
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We used for the first time with a fifteen month old. She was happy to crawl inside. We left the side overs open so she could see out and provided comfy bedding inside. Also a hint...leave zipper open enough to slip a hand in to adjust blankets on sleeping child without waking them with sound of opening zipper
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We just used receiving blankets tucked in snug. I didn't have a problem with the blankets coming loose. That said you can always email uppababy and they will get back to you quickly.