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Why Use a Sleeping Suit vs a Sleeping Bag?

Why Use a Sleeping Suit vs a Sleeping Bag?

 

If you are trying to decide between a sleeping suit or a sleeping bag, here are some great benefits from using a sleep suit:

  • If your toddler is getting frustrated with a sleeping bag or starting to fight a sleeping bag, a sleep suit is a great alternative - warm enough to use on it's own without blankets and still a positive sleep association.
  • If you're little one is moving around more, kicking off blankets or starting to walk and climb around, the legs on the sleep suits are perfect for allowing movement.
  • A sleepsuit can safely be worn when your toddler gets up in the morning, where as a sleeping bag is not safe for walking in.

Watch Lou talk about why you might choose a sleeping suit vs a sleeping bag

When is a sleeping bag more suitable than a suit?

  • Sleeping bags are always more suitable with small babies than sleeping suits.

  • Nappy changing is much more straight-forward with a sleeping bag, as you can zip it open. With a sleepsuit, you need to take one leg out of the suit.
  • Sleeping bags are more ' blanket like'
  • You can layer more clothing inside a sleeping bag
  • The age range for a sleeping bag is generally longer as you don't need to ensure the bag is the right length in the body and legs the same way you do with a suit.

Why use a sleep suit instead of blankets?

  • Comfort baby and keep her warm, without the need for additional bedding.

  • Toddler will be the right temperature all night - there are no sheets or blankets to kick off while in a baby sleep suit, so your baby won't wake up cold.
  • Reduce wake ups from baby or toddler being cold. With a a consistent, warm temperature all night, your baby is less likely to wake from the cold (they may still wake if there are issues with sleep associations or self settling).

  • Ensure baby sleeps safely - there are no sheets or blankets to wriggle under or pose a suffocation threat so you can help create a safer sleep environment for baby.

  • Complete the bedtime routine in your child's sleep suit - you can cuddle your baby and then place them in their cot, which makes settling much easier.
  • Create a positive sleep association - your toddler will quickly develop a sleep association with their sleep suit, meaning that every time they are put in their suit, it's a strong cue that it's time to sleep.
  • A sleep suit is a sleep environment that is safe and familiar, so when taking your child's sleep suit on holiday or when visiting family and friends, your baby/toddler has her usual sleep cue.

Sleep Suit vs. Sleeping Bag – Which is Best for Your Baby?

Are you wondering whether to switch your baby from a sleeping bag to a sleeping suit? Watch Lou from The Sleep Store explain the key differences. This will help you choose the best option to keep your little one warm, comfortable, and safe all night. ✅ Features & benefits of a sleeping bag with the legs inside ✅ Features & benefits of a sleeping suit ✅ Safety, mobility, and warmth considerations ✅ Layering guide #BabySleep #SleepSuitVsSleepingBag #toddlersleep #SafeSleep #climbingoutofcot #woolbabe Transcript

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2022-04-02

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Why use a sleeping suit vs a sleeping bag? | Trusted baby sleep advice

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