Woolino Baby Sleep Bag with Feet Opening Merino Wool Walker Sleeping Or Sack 6-18 Months Gray

Es un producto de primera calidad, por lo tanto es caro pero me parece una inversión que vale la pena sobre todo en tallas de 6-12 y más. Vienen amplios por lo que les duran a los bebés y mi chiquita no pasa frío. Tengo dos por el momento y me parecen excelentes, tengo otro bebé chiquito y compraré dos mas cuando los necesite.

We’ve been using this wool wearable blanket for nearly two years, and it has been fantastic. The material is soft and breathable, keeping my child perfectly warm during the winter and even on camping trips. It fits well and is flexible enough to accommodate a wide range of ages. One of the best features is that it allows my child to walk comfortably while wearing it, which was a major factor in choosing this product. After many washes in the washing machine (we hung it to dry), the blanket has held up remarkably well. There’s only one small hole, likely from a toenail, but considering how long we’ve used it, I’d say the durability is excellent. Although it is on the expensive side, we’ve definitely gotten our money’s worth, and it’s now being used by our second child. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a long-lasting, high-quality wearable blanket.

Update: Daughter is now 18 months and 96th percentile for height (almost 34 inches) and it's still large on her, lengthwise. Or rather it's just the issue of the cuffs, which are loose and not stretchy, so I have to roll them up if she wants to walk around in this thing. They don't stay rolled up very well though so I have to keep an eye out to make sure they don't unroll and trip her up. I might take the cuffs off and sew new ones on. If the cuffs would just stay around her ankles, it'd be fine, since the actual blanket part if a couple of inches off the ground. That said, I think it's the best option out there. My daughter hates hates hates regular blankets but often refuses to be changed out of this thing in the mornings. Original review: So happy that Woolino started making sleep bags with foot holes! It's the only reason I wasn't buying a sleep sack before. My daughter has a floor bed and thus has access to her room if she gets up and wants to play. Now I know she's nice and warm but also has the option to walk/crawl around without tripping. She's almost 11 months (85th percentile for weight and height) and I do think it's a bit large, considering it's sized for 6-18. I have to hike up the leg cuffs, roll them a few times, and then secure them by rolling her pajama pant legs up over all of that. Seems to work okay for now. I wish the leg cuffs were not so loose though so that they would stay above her feet. As it is now, they slide down and she would definitely trip (hence the elaborate cuffing). Other than that, I love it! And I guess it'll probaby last us a while. Im guessing past 18 months. Our heating is a bit inconsistent and I was actually afraid she was going to be too hot in this (with woolino pajamas underneath) but she seemed very comfortable in the morning, not cold and not sweaty at all. Worth the money!

I was hesitant to purchase for the listed price. But, there was limited market alternatives offering similar features. I’m glad I made the investment though! 1. This will grow with my baby, and seems large at first but still fits him safely for sleep. Also, the length of time it’ll last makes the price tag less painful. 2. Fabric is SO soft. Love it. 3. My son can move around more freely now in his crib and self soothes better because of it. 4. I have less stress/anxiety about the temperature and what to dress my son in with the temperature cheat sheet they send with the product.

I bought this because it's been hard to find sleep sacks that have holes for the feet. It's really not very warm. The polyester fleece sleep sacks are far better. This has a very, very thin layer of wool under a layer of cotton. He's been cold at night even with long sleeved cotton pajamas underneath, with the room at 72°. This is really only going to be useful for the summer. The cuffs also don't keep the baby's feet from slipping back into the sleep sack. Waste of money in my opinion. Very overpriced as well.