Woolino 4 Season Baby Sleep Bag Sack, Australian Merino Wool, 2 Months to 2 Year, Earth

My reasoning behind buying this sleep sack was that I thought it would fit my baby until 24 months old. When it arrived, I loved the quality, so I think the price was worth it. The length of my 10 month old's t-shirt just barely fits her in fact, I am deeply disappointed in this. When I sit here nursing her, she only has 3 inches left until the t-shirt no longer fits, which is generous estimation. This sack has been carefully washed on a regular basis and according to directions. She will outgrow it soon as she is only 12 months old.

Scout Bridges

| Jan 23, 2021

The following is a list of differences that I was able to notice. Here is what the zipper looks like It is very easy to use the two-way zipper and it is a two-sided zipper. This is the easiest and quickest way to put your baby to bed if he or she is fussy at bedtime. Merino kids has a one-way zipper that takes a lot of effort to get There are times when it is challenging to put the pacifier in place, and a baby crying is no help. One major weakness of the merino kids bag is the lack of pockets. The shoulder snaps are as follows Two snaps are located on the shoulders of Woolino. An infant can be easily transferred from his or her sleeping bag to the bag using this method. In the morning, taking off is also much easier. With the Merino kids bag, you have to snap on one shoulder and trying to put a sleeping baby in without waking him or her is a challenge. This is what an arm hole snap looks like There are snaps on both of them that allow you to adjust the size of the arm holes. It would seem that on the woolino the arm hole is a bit bigger and would suit bigger children better. Both of them, however, provide snaps to reduce the size of the holes. The fabric is There is a slight difference between woolino and merino kids. The woolino is thicker and warmer, according to the descriptions. Woolino is additionally very soft and much softer than merino and these are the reasons to choose wool. A Woolino tag is a bit longer and wider than a Merino Kids tag, but the Merino Kids bag is a touch It might be better for bigger kids to get wider. I found that the woolino is easier to use than the children's merino. Also, I have the Merino Kids winter weight bag and I think it works better for rooms or cold climates. During the winter, woolino 4 seasons is not heated enough for houses that are heated above 65 degrees, but it is the right choice for 3 seasons or houses that are heated above 65 degrees.

Liberty Arroyo

| May 10, 2021

Although this sleep sack was expensive, I admit that I was initially put off by it. However, I now realize you will save tons of money in just the first year with this. In the past, I have bought less expensive sleep sacks for my first child, but every few months I would need to size up, from small to XXL. By 18 months, the child will have doubled in size. Different weights for different sizes or multiple lightweight options that I could layer are what I bought. The zippers on at least two of the bags malfunctioned after some The total cost of my shopping was easily $200. In the case of my 2nd child, I had to replace a few zippers that were damaged, and I also realized that some of my weights weren't suitable for the sizes I chose. Since one was a fall baby and one was a spring baby, the seasons for their current ages fell opposite. I bit the bullet and recently bought Woolino. --MAN, I wish I had bought Woolino from the beginning! The sleep sack is fantastic. It's a beautifully made product with a high level of It has been a staple of my family's since my little one was 3 months old, and she is now 18 months old. The blanket is used nearly every night, and we wash it once a week. It is still in great shape. It is not necessary for me to have different weight sacks - In her pajamas, I just dress her a little more or less warmly depending on the season, but otherwise, the sack gives the perfect balance of warmth and cooling. The weight should not be too heavy or too light.

Mylah Pope

| May 12, 2021

I was not expecting to like this wearable blanket as much as I did. It has an unbelievable quality in your hands, you can feel it even when you close your eyes. Prices are justified by the quality of the product. I liked the grey the most out of all the colors shown, or at least the way it looks in the picture. that it is beige in real life. In the beginning, I thought I had been sent the color Earth and requested that it be replaced. In the second email, I received the exact same message. In the end, I bought color Earth just to make sure it wasn't a mistake, and it turned out to be far darker than expected. Because of this particular reason, and for the openings that I don't find necessary, I am subtracting a star. In a wearable blanket, who takes a baby out? Whenever my baby does her pre-Natal wet wipes, her foot gets caught on the fabric around the opening My baby slept for 10. 5 hours on the night she slept in this blanket.

Showing how precious this blanket is, she slept for 11 hours on the first night she slept in it. During her 4 month old period, she was a tiny baby. Our AC is running non-stop, so she was so comfortable in there. It's 90FS out and our AC is working all the time. Her sleeping bag is always perfectly comfortable for her and a little cool for her when she wakes up. There is never any sweat on her, so it truly is a four A blanket suitable for any season. The PUPD method was also used to sleep train her at 4,5 months. It took only one day for the results to show, and the process was remarkable. Despite the fact that she was going through a sleep regression at the time, she skipped all of her naps a week before. have included photos of Grey and Earth colors along with photos of the grey pants I was wearing (the exact color I was expecting when ordering a grey blanket). Click "YES" if you find this information helpful and leave any questions you may.

Catherine Rivera

| Oct 29, 2020

After reading a review where it was said that it isn't warm enough for the Pacific Northwest, this prompted me to write this review. My opinion is that that is completely incorrect. My baby sleeps in this bed every single night and I live in the Pacific NW. Her regular top is over a light long-sleeve onesie in warmer months, and her footed pajamas are underneath now that the weather is cold. She always seems extra paranoid about being too hot or too cold to the point that I have always kept an eye on her body temperature with this fan. As a rule, babies under 3 or 4 months of age should probably be wrapped in a tight swaddle rather than a sleep sack like this.

Hezekiah Nelson

| Jul 14, 2021