Baby Brezza 2-in-1 Baby Sleepsuit - Unique Swaddle Transition Sleepsuit - Breathable with Mesh Panels - Converts from Sleepsuit to Sleep Vest, 3-6 Months, Grey

So much better than the popular Baby Merlin’s Magic sleep suit. I got that one first but it was so hot! This one is still soft but not as thick and heavy. It has mesh inside the legs and down the sides which keeps my baby cool and comfortable while he sleeps. And I love that the sleeves are optional and snap off easily. Definitely go with this one instead of the Merlin’s Magic.

This product is incredibly breathable which was my favorite part however after a few washes it really shrunk and we could no longer use it. The snaps on the arms easily popped off to on one side which was inconvenient & frustrating.

This sleep suit worked great, only bad thing is it doesn't have other sizes or I would have bought more!!

Though this sleepsuit is supposed to be “breathable”. . . The fabric is quite thick. I like the fact that the sleeves are removable (they are attached with snaps) to make it a little cooler, if necessary. But still. . This is certainly more of a cooler weather sleepsuit.The fabric is 100% cotton fleece with polyester fill. Soft and comfy. Cute moon and stars on the front.Made in China.

The quality on this is really great. The material is thick, soft and and almost quilt-like. As nice as the material is it isn’t ideal with summer coming up. My baby sweats a lot as it is and this isn’t a good option for him on warm nights. Although the mesh parts help with ventilation I still think this would work better during colder months. Aside from that, It is very well made and great for transitioning your baby out of the swaddle. It gave a really cozy and snug fit that helps my baby feel secure and comfortable. The removable sleeves are a great touch, as they can easily be snapped on or off and the long side zipper makes it easy to put on. It works well so I will definitely put it to use on cooler days.

I was always a Halo swaddle fan, but after a certain age those aren't helpful since the arms cannot be swaddled down via velcro. This Baby Breeza suit is a great alternative to helping keep the Moro or startle reflex to a minimum by offering some heavier weighted fabric to the arms and body so the baby feels like it is being held.I was a little skeptical that this suit would be very hot and thick and wouldn't be appropriate for Spring/Summer but I am pleasantly surprised at all of the ventilation this suit has on the sides and inside of the legs through the use of some mesh fabric. It is primarily constructed in a jersey knit style fabric for the body of the suit and has a single zipper down the front. The hand and foot holes are open, and it can be converted from a sleep suit to a sleep vest as the baby transitions out of the suit that can be easily updated with snaps.On the front there is an embroidered half-moon with stars decoration in a silver thread, and the fabric on the sleep suit is a true grey color.

I loved the venting on the sides but my daughter did not sleep any better with it. Tried it for a month.

I use this sleep suit with my two month old for supervised naps. I put him in the suit and he does look a little like the michelin man, however, hee seems to sleep pretty decently in this suit and doesn't wake up immediately as he normally does during nap time. I also like that the sleeves come off in case he gets too hot. However, my house typically has the central air going and tends to be cold, so this sleep suit is ideal. I would say it is comparable to the Merlin Magic Sleep Suit but not quite as effective. It does muffle the startle reflex but is lighter than the Merlin suit.