ARe these really think like the swaddle blankets? I was going to get one for use on daycare cot but wasn't sure I should if its really thin?
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They are a similar thickness to the muslin swaddles. I wouldn't say "thin" but the muslin is definitely more breathable and different from a traditional cotton sheet.
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They are a little on the small side for that. I prefer these: Carters 2 Pack Keep Me Dry Quilted Crib Pad. They machine wash and dry perfectly.
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Actually I just used the receiving blankets. Bought a couple backs just for this I wrap it around the little mattress. If you go to Target or Babys r us they have them there by carters just one you. Those are a good size.
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These are very substantial blankets but I would suggest putting baby in onesies with feet. It is not recommended that you put a blanket in with a baby for sleeping. We use it for the carriage and when the baby is lying on the floor. These are beautiful products.
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I have to agree with the other ladies. They are thicker than disposable diapers, and can make some clothes a little snug. I however don't think that it is a problem. The fact that they are really good diapers more than makes up for that.
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This is not thick but is good enough for daycare. i bougth this for my daughter and its working great. hope this helps..
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Yes, it is a good light weight material, similar to the infant swaddled from Halo. I know you didnt ask, but I will reiterate what other reviews said though- it does run pretty big. My son is 90+ percentile for height and it was still dragging the floor.
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Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the corner system takes all of the strain. But, I would give this a pass for heavier stuff, myself. Good luck! Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the... » Read More Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the corner system takes all of the strain. But, I would give this a pass for heavier stuff, myself. Good luck! « Show Less
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Not to thick. If you folded them maybe. I have been using them since my son was 4 months old
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They are thinner then regular cloth baby diapers, but not too thin. Think they would work well.
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Only if they were EXTREMELY small and thin...even then it would be quite cozy. That said, they are larger than the usual cot.
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They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as I have washed them at least 50 times by now and they do not fray! Hope this helps! They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as... » Read More They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as I have washed them at least 50 times by now and they do not fray! Hope this helps! « Show Less
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The mattress pad for the bassinet is very thin, which is fine for a newborn. We never used the bassinet attached to the bed, instead we kept all four sides up and used it as a traditional bassinet just right next to the bed. I was always afraid I would toss some covers on my baby while I slept ( I get really hot and restless in the southern summer nigths down here). We also liked keeping it unattached from our bed so we could roll it around the house and use it for naps when he was a newborn. That way I could do laundry and he could be napping nearby.
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They are fleece so they are warm for the thickness but they are the thinnest 'blanket' you're going to get without using a sheet.We use them in summer here - Los Angeles area
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I actually just used the swaddle wraps that they used at the hospital and bought some more wraps from buy buy baby. They worked for me but as they get older the swaddle sheet doesn't stay in place. I have read as well that those changing pad covers work so try that.
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They are thin, so not bulky. A size large for a very small baby may require being folded down slightly. I've been using size large since my baby was 14lbs with no problems. Fit perfectly in length when placed in a cover.
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No, get a lambskin blanket and put it under your crib sheet. Or lambskin rug they are fluffier