Sleep Suit Sack 3.5 TOG Sage

My daughter sleeps comfortably in this sleeping bag, but unfortunately, I'm not entirely happy with it.

The biggest issue is the sleeves. Although they fit fine when her arms are down, they ride up significantly when she sleeps with her arms above her head, leaving her wrists and forearms exposed. I had to buy a separate pyjama tops with longer sleeves to keep her arms covered.

Our bedroom temperature is around 18°C, and despite using the 3.5 TOG sleeping bag with a long-sleeved bodysuit and trousers underneath, I found her neck cold for a couple of nights and felt the need to add extra warmth.

I'm also concerned about how long the sleeves will actually fit, considering this size is advertised for ages 2–4 and my daughter is two and a half years old.

For £79, I expected a more practical design. It's comfortable, but unfortunately, it hasn't quite lived up to my expectations.

My son has never liked zippered sleepsuits, and they always have such small zip covers that can move and dig into his neck. Now that the weather’s getting colder I had to find a solution because he’s such a wriggly sleeper at 17 months, he wouldn’t be able to keep a blanket on. I scoured the internet for something similar with poppers but they just don’t exist. I’m so happy I found these, the zipper covers actually keeps it place with the added comfort of the tab so you know it’s comfortable and the zip won’t dig into them. He’s a bit too short for the legs to be separated but they might see him through next winter too! He seems to like that, for now at least before it gets really cold, his legs can be bare and he has plenty of room in the bag to move around. It took him a couple of days to be able to stand up in it but he can now. I got them on sale and am happy that we’ll get very good use out of them. The card with a thermometer and a graph of what layers to add is really helpful too, and comforting that you’re bot over or underdressing them. I highly recommend!