Hi! Would this be considered the "summer weight" sleep sac option? Or would this be too thick for the summer?
53853
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 a lite weight quilt. if you live up north, it would be perfect for summer. if you live in the south, it is perfect year round.
1800990
I think it might be too uncomfortable to sleep on for a month. It doesn't provide that much cushioning, and was a little stiff. Maybe if you put a foam topper or something over it, it might be okay, but just by itself might be kind of pushing it.
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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!
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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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Hi! It's not thick enough to alter the feel of your mattress. I bought to to protect my investment! I would suggest a memory foam or down mattress topper for adding "Cush". Hope this helps!
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Its not too thick. We do fold it over and leave it there during the warmer nights. Its perfect for the summer months, but I would not recommend it for winter use, especially if you live in the Northern States.
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We have a Ashley Sleep New Castle Beach gel memory foam. It's about 12 inches thick and works well.
1108143
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
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My son teenage sun is only 115lbs and he said he felt every spring and metal bar. I put one of those mattress pads on it and he said it was way more comfortable. I weight 168 and i feel as if it will collapse under me! Plus the heavier the person the more squeaky it gets.
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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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Short answer: no. Long answer, I have only had it for a few weeks or so now and Summer is just starting. While I don't think it's "heavy," it's far too warm for Summer. That being said, I've been using it half covered up/partially covered up with the windows open (no air con) and it's really comfy to roll around with, but you'll wake up sweating if you're fully covered. Hope that helps.
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I think the low loft is best for sleeping on your back. That's what I have and love it for that, it is too low for side sleeping though. Doesn't seem like your problem though! ;)
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You can definitely use this pad during the summer. What will influence if you're hot or not will be the bag you use.
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It's definitely for breathability. We sent it back because it was incredibly rough. Even with a sheet over it it was so rough feeling & we would not have our baby sleep on that. If you want cushioning I would go with a quilted mattress pad or a blanket under the sheet. Really anything but this.
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I think mijcar has the truth of it. I'm doing a low-budget version of what you describe: I have two of these side by side and the slightly-more expensive rolled futon (from the same company) on top of that. It's very comfortable. I have some movement under the "bedroll" because I'm laying lengthwise on it, but if I understand your plan you intend to be lying "against" the grain, so to speak, widthwise. If so, it should be fine. Actually, once I get a new place with more room I might well do the same thing you suggest. It's a good idea.
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It's heavy. The temperatures don't seem to affect the mattress so far. I live in the deep South and it's getting warm but the mattress doesn't seem to be hotter. This is my first hot season with it, tho