Woolino 4 Season Ultimate Baby Sleeping Bag – Merino Wool and Organic Cotton – Universal Size Adjustable Sleep Sack for Baby – Two-Way Zipper Sleeping Bag (2-24 Months) – Night Sky

Warm, cozy, and economical…
I put off buying this thing for 6 months, due to price, and now I wish I hadn’t waited.Apparently, in order to keep babies from going up in flames, infant sleepers have to be either fleece (which stops being fluffy after only 3 washes), treated with fire resistant chemicals (um, no), or snug fitting (itchy!). Well, I was cheating by buying super big sleepers for my son, and just letting him sleep with floppy footies. Unfortunately, now that he is 9 months, the “snug fitting” sleepers are ridiculously tight, and he was waking up with freezing feet every night, even the fleece sleepers– which are 20 bucks a pop where I live, and have to be replaced every month, because they pile up. Plus, he started crying whenever I zipped them up, because who on EARTH wants to sleep in a compression sack– I certainly wouldn’t. I itch when my tank tops are too tight!So I finally pressed the button and got this little gem. I’ve used wool baby products before, so I would encourage anyone to “lanolinize” this every few months, which helps the wool resist moisture/pee, softens it, and allows you to wash it less, and makes it hang dry quicker. However, this is as soft as Egyptian cotton and the company says it’s washable, so you don’t really need to. (I always handwash with a little Dr. Bronners and lanolin, though, personally).This bag has sturdy snaps (no scratchy velcro), which allow it to be comfy but form fitting on the upper body. Double snaps on the side comform to a smaller or bigger baby. Even though my son has TONS of room in the foot area to grow into, I have zero concerns that he will get twisted up in it… and he’s a hard-core squirmer. Even with his constant caterpillar scooting and rolling, he’s never complained or been uncomfortable in this, and when he does wake up at night, his feet are WARM, because he’s basically sleeping in a giant mitten. It has a zip at the bottom for nighttime changes or, possibly, if you’re kiddos feet are getting hot. There’s an open/close spot at the crotch area for safety belts to go through. Plus, this saves money, because (underneath) the baby is sleeping in the same one-sies or shirts he/she would be using during the day, so you don’t have to keep getting longer foot-ie pyja, or replacing the scratchy fleece ones.Don’t hesitate to buy this wonderful product. It’s cozy, quality construction, and economical, in the long run.Update: still going strong at 2 years, with occasional washing, but no special treatment whatsoever. It’s even been thrown in the regular, high heat dryer several times, although I wouldn’t recommend doing so regularly. My son sees the sack and knows it’s time to “snuggle up” for bedtime. Love it!

WORTH its price!
We used, LTD, Ergobaby, Kytebaby and regular sleep suits.. Baby wasn’t sleeping well. I’m talking about hourly waking ups!! Until I said, risk it, I ordered two of these. Quality and softness extraordinary!! Even though we kept the room between 68 to 72 nothing worked but Woolino! She is sleeping really good now and we will be using this really long time so hundred percent WORTH its price!! Others I spent hundreds and wasn’t able use more than a few months. I’m so happy with this purchase. Cozy sleeping baby 💤

Soft and comfortable
Baby stays warm but not hot. Very comfortable and soft! High quality product!

Parfait doux et chaud mon bébé adore !!! Pas besoin de plusieurs gigoteuse car évolue avec l’âge de bébé. Donc économique.

After trying many sleep sacks, I was tired of constantly thinking about TOG values, size/length, and having back ups for washing. I bought a Woolino and haven’t looked back. They are roomy but customizable to fit baby. They have snap closures at the shoulders so if you have a baby that hates putting their arm through the armhole, these are great. The extra room for growth also means room for movement when my baby is settling and self soothing with some wild movements in the crib. He never gets tangled in it and hasn’t seemed too hot, though we haven’t used this in the summer yet.I’ve washed a few times and it has held up well. Dryer with no heat only, and once in desperation to get the laundry done quickly I did a moderate spin cycle instead of gentle, and it stood up fine. I compared it to a new one that I had bought as a backup and didn’t see any shrinkage after washing in this manner. We had some spit up/throw up/drooling mishaps and there was no staining, but I did wash promptly following any breast milk debris being on it.Very high quality feel. The merino wool has withstood a lot of kicking and pulling from my baby getting his feet up and pulling down on it, stretching and causing friction to the layers. You would never know. Zippers never catch or get caught on the material. Snaps never feel weak or weaken the fabric they are attached to.FYI had it for 3 months and my son is 6 months old. Used swaddle Up, ergo pouch, and halo sleep sacks previously.