Amazing Baby Microfleece Sleeping Sack, Wearable Blanket with 2-Way Zipper, Use After Swaddle Transition, Playful Dots, SeaCrystal, Large 12-18 Month

Between my two kids and the two very differently heated homes we’ve owned, I have purchased at least 7 brands of sleep sacks over the past few years and I have to say this one is hands down my absolute favorite. Not only is it super cozy and cute, but it is better made than sleep sacks that cost three times the amount. The neck and arm holes on these are just the right size. The ones on the Halo brand are way too big until babies reach the end of the specified weight range for that size. I love the double zipper and warmth of these sleep sacks without the bulk. My baby sleeps better in this than any other wearable blanket.

Better than Halo. I had used halo sleep sacks until my son was 14 months, when I tried this one as we transitioned into the winter season. I thought I loved Halo’s sleep sacks until I used these. Halo is not as fitted on the top, so my son would occasionally wake up with an arm out. The Amazing baby ones are shaped kind of like a subtle bell, leaving room for the legs to kick around and help turn him over through the night, but the top part stays close to his body. The softness is no comparison. I thought Halo was soft until I felt this one and now the Halo one feels coarse. For warmth, it’s been perfect. My son’s room has poor insulation so it stays cooler than other rooms and he stays warm and feels like a normal temperature in the morning after wearing this and a cotton Carter’s sleeper. The room is about 68-72 and a fleece sleeper and this sleep sack is too hot. I highly recommend!

We keep our room chilly at about 65 degrees year round. These are perfect for keeping him warm but not too warm. They’re fairly thin but of a warmer material. The material is SO soft! I love rocking him to sleep holding him in this because it’s so soft. The small size fits my 50th percentile 3 month old baby perfectly. There’s lots of length left for him to grow into but it’s not so long that it creates a hazard like a loose blanket would. The packaging is very cute and giftable. There is absolutely no need to spend more money on name brand when these exist.

Perfect for winter time. My 9 month old loves this stupid sleep sack and it is so cozy I want one for myself. It’s great because of the double zipper- you don’t realize until you use one that has only a single zipper. The double allows me to put this sack on my son while I’m holding him, and when I lay him down asleep I can quickly and easily just zip the sack closed from the bottom all the way up. Then the second zipper makes diaper changes easy to access by unzipping from the bottom up again. My other sleep sack with one zipper has that diaper change access but the initial set up is much harder because you have to line up the zippers under his chin and then zip him down into it.

This sleepsack has been very thoughtfully made. The material is super soft, warm but not stuffy. There is plenty of leg room to accommodate seat buckled with the blanket on. The zipper head is covered with a fleece cover to ensure that the chin doesn’t get scratched. The neck is sized just right, not so low that the torso is exposed and not so high that the neck is constricted. The print is cute as well and the material washed really well — it looks new even after couple of washes.

This swaddle is very comfortable and although it’s a fleece type material it is not bulky or too warm. My daughter wears light pants and a long sleeve onesie underneath. I keep the room about 71-72 degrees. It’s great that there is two zippers so you have options depending on what you want to expose. You don’t need to click in any zippers. The color is very nice and the price point is excellent. I have the green and the pink. I go back and forth with these and a swaddleme that’s a cotton type material .

My wife bought this for our newborn, who likes her arms free when swaddled. She sleeps well in it, but we didn't get to use it right away b/c her arms would slide down inside and get stuck b/c she doesn't have the motor skills to move her arms out of the holes by herself. I wish there was a way to make the arm holes adjustable with snaps, or a way to adjust the bottom length so that we can make the sack bigger or smaller, based on our baby's size. Now that she's almost 2 months old, she's grown a bit, so her arms don't slip down inside anymore. I know 0-3 months isn't really necessarily intended for smaller newborns, but rather weight, but this was just our observation using it with our newborn, who was 6 lbs. 12 oz. when she was born. It is super soft and cozy, which will be nice when it gets cooler. I will likely invest in a muslin one by the same brand.

I like everything about this blanket- how soft it is, the fact that it has a two way zipper, that way it doesn’t shed or change when washed, the pretty colors, and the thickness of the material. It seems warm enough for the baby but he doesn’t sweat in it. I usually have him wear a cotton long sleeve onesie with this blanket. I have two of them in the same size and plan to buy two more in the next size up. I also gofted one to a friend because I like using is so much!