We keep our house warmer in the summer (70s) so I'm looking for a light sleep sack for our almost 1 year old. We've been using the 100% cotton Halo sleep sack and it's been fine, but I want to get a backup and am wondering if there are any other good summer weight sleep sacks out there? I've heard good things about the Gro Bag and Baby Deedee but I'm not sure if those would be better for the winter. Thanks mamas!
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We have been using aden + anais sleep sacks - the bamboo ones in particular are really soft and lightweight. (The bamboo ones are expensive but I got one at homegoods or tj maxx.) The muslin ones are good, too. The zippers aren't the greatest but we deal with it for the lightweight factor since LO is 9.5 months old and we aren't usually doing MOTN diaper changes.
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Love the a&a ones. But yes the zipper is crap.
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We have been using the baby DeeDee sleep nest lite. I really like it. It gets quite warm in DD's room but she doesn't get overheated wearing it. We have a grobag from my DD1 that I also really liked, I think it was 1.0 tog or 0.6, I can't remember, but she wore it when we lived in the southwest where it was very hot and it was a nice weight.
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We keep our apt at about 73 in the summer. I plan to transition from the cotton halo to the Aiden and Anais lightweight one. I actually planned to go today!
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I second the deedee sleep nest lite. My son has never been sweaty in that one and he definitely runs warm.
I'll never buy another brand of sleep sack again! Deedee really is the best! -
I'm loving the a & a muslin one. We keep our a/c at 73ish and it's much more breathable than the halo, which is what we were using before. I just started using it a few days ago, though, so can't speak for the zipper. So far, so good.
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We keep our house at 78 in the summer with ceiling fans on high. I have the baby deedee sleep nest lite for both kids and it is great. My daughter seems to run warmer so I got her an Aden Anais one, and it's even lighter weight than the baby deedee one. Though it feels like it could rip really easily.
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