Anyone need sleep bags for their baby girl?

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter slept

in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what the

sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep sack.

Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them (don't

think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new baby

or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email me

and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

baby who really needs them!!!

I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were like

ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was a

medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but it

was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

blankets go off.

As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl, contact

me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

Donna

mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

BLCF 11-01-04

dzuhone1@...

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter slept

in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what the

sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep sack.

Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them (don't

think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new baby

or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email me

and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

baby who really needs them!!!

I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were like

ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was a

medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but it

was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

blankets go off.

As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl, contact

me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

Donna

mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

BLCF 11-01-04

dzuhone1@...

[Guest guest]

That is really sweet of you Donna!! I had a thought that I would cut

Grace's sleepsac in half, right below the zipper and add a 2 inch

wide piece of pink elastic to make hers longer. She is still in her

sleepsac from last winter but it could be a couple of inches longer

for sure.

I am no seamstress by any means lol but I do have a machine. I have

been meaning to tackle making one myself but thought this would be

much easier in the mean time.

& Grace

>

> Hi all,

>

> Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter

slept

> in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

> her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what

the

> sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

> and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

> course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep sack.

> Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

> size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them (don't

> think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new baby

> or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

> would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email me

> and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

> sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

> baby who really needs them!!!

>

> I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

> since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were like

> ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was

a

> medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

> bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

> should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but it

> was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

> it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

> tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

>

> I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

> truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

> FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

> sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

> blankets go off.

>

> As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl,

contact

> me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

>

> Donna

> mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

> BLCF 11-01-04

> dzuhone1@s...

>

[Guest guest]

That is really sweet of you Donna!! I had a thought that I would cut

Grace's sleepsac in half, right below the zipper and add a 2 inch

wide piece of pink elastic to make hers longer. She is still in her

sleepsac from last winter but it could be a couple of inches longer

for sure.

I am no seamstress by any means lol but I do have a machine. I have

been meaning to tackle making one myself but thought this would be

much easier in the mean time.

& Grace

>

> Hi all,

>

> Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter

slept

> in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

> her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what

the

> sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

> and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

> course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep sack.

> Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

> size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them (don't

> think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new baby

> or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

> would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email me

> and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

> sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

> baby who really needs them!!!

>

> I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

> since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were like

> ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was

a

> medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

> bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

> should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but it

> was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

> it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

> tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

>

> I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

> truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

> FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

> sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

> blankets go off.

>

> As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl,

contact

> me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

>

> Donna

> mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

> BLCF 11-01-04

> dzuhone1@s...

>

[Guest guest]

Donna,

Do you think they will fit a 16lb baby? She is only 11 weeks, but is a BIG girl!

) She will be in the P/M here in 3 weeks after our visit with Dr. P over the

next 2 weeks.

donnabrooke1 wrote:

Hi all,

Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter slept

in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what the

sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep sack.

Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them (don't

think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new baby

or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email me

and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

baby who really needs them!!!

I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were like

ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was a

medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but it

was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

blankets go off.

As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl, contact

me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

Donna

mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

BLCF 11-01-04

dzuhone1@...

[Guest guest]

Donna,

Do you think they will fit a 16lb baby? She is only 11 weeks, but is a BIG girl!

) She will be in the P/M here in 3 weeks after our visit with Dr. P over the

next 2 weeks.

donnabrooke1 wrote:

Hi all,

Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter slept

in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what the

sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep sack.

Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them (don't

think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new baby

or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email me

and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

baby who really needs them!!!

I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were like

ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was a

medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but it

was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

blankets go off.

As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl, contact

me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

Donna

mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

BLCF 11-01-04

dzuhone1@...

[Guest guest]

What a great idea! I have cut the feet off of clothes for almost a

year now, why not add extra material on the bottom of something?

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter

> slept

> > in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found

that

> > her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what

> the

> > sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her

casts

> > and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and

of

> > course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep

sack.

> > Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be

one

> > size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them

(don't

> > think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new

baby

> > or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

> > would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email

me

> > and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate

to

> > sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another

little

> > baby who really needs them!!!

> >

> > I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack

today

> > since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were

like

> > ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had

was

> a

> > medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

> > bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so

she

> > should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but

it

> > was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit

in

> > it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

> > tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

> >

> > I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

> > truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

> > FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

> > sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

> > blankets go off.

> >

> > As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl,

> contact

> > me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

> >

> > Donna

> > mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

> > BLCF 11-01-04

> > dzuhone1@s...

> >

>

[Guest guest]

What a great idea! I have cut the feet off of clothes for almost a

year now, why not add extra material on the bottom of something?

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter

> slept

> > in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found

that

> > her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what

> the

> > sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her

casts

> > and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and

of

> > course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep

sack.

> > Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be

one

> > size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them

(don't

> > think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new

baby

> > or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

> > would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email

me

> > and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate

to

> > sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another

little

> > baby who really needs them!!!

> >

> > I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack

today

> > since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were

like

> > ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had

was

> a

> > medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

> > bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so

she

> > should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but

it

> > was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit

in

> > it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

> > tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

> >

> > I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

> > truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

> > FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

> > sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

> > blankets go off.

> >

> > As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl,

> contact

> > me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

> >

> > Donna

> > mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

> > BLCF 11-01-04

> > dzuhone1@s...

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I suppose it depends on how long she is. Wow! Big girl! is by

no means tiny (she was 9lbs 6oz at birth), but she only weighs 19

pounds now at 11 1/2 months. 16 pounds!! I can check and see how

well they fit now and go from there. I know she is just too

long now, I'm not sure about the girth! I'll let you know. Let me

know her length.

> Hi all,

>

> Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter

slept

> in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

> her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what

the

> sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

> and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

> course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep

sack.

> Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

> size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them

(don't

> think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new

baby

> or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

> would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email

me

> and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

> sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

> baby who really needs them!!!

>

> I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

> since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were

like

> ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was

a

> medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

> bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

> should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but

it

> was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

> it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

> tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

>

> I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

> truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

> FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

> sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

> blankets go off.

>

> As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl,

contact

> me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

>

> Donna

> mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

> BLCF 11-01-04

> dzuhone1@s...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I suppose it depends on how long she is. Wow! Big girl! is by

no means tiny (she was 9lbs 6oz at birth), but she only weighs 19

pounds now at 11 1/2 months. 16 pounds!! I can check and see how

well they fit now and go from there. I know she is just too

long now, I'm not sure about the girth! I'll let you know. Let me

know her length.

> Hi all,

>

> Just had to chime in about the sleep sacks. Last winter

slept

> in the sleep bags with the arms. They were great but I found that

> her legs got cold and she still needed pajamas on, which is what

the

> sacks are designed for. I also used them when she was in her casts

> and this was great. Just put her in a onesie, then the bag, and of

> course her legs didn't get cold. Can't do that with the sleep

sack.

> Problem is the sleep bags don't go very large. They seem to be one

> size fits 0-9 months. I believe I still have a bunch of them

(don't

> think they all sold at my last yard sale) If anyone with a new

baby

> or anyone who thinks they would fit their baby girl this winter

> would like to have a bunch of the sleep bags, feel free to email

me

> and I will send them to you. They were so expensive and I hate to

> sell them at a yard sale when I could give them to another little

> baby who really needs them!!!

>

> I went to Burlington Coat factory and got a Halo sleep sack today

> since when woke up this morning I noticed her legs were

like

> ice cubes. It's not even cold yet!!! The largest size they had was

a

> medium, which fits her at 11 months with 2-3 inches left on the

> bottom. I am thrilled to know that they do go up to an XL, so she

> should be in them for quite a while!! They had another brand but

it

> was quite a bit narrower and I was afraid the FAB wouldn't fit in

> it. She's sleeping in it right now and I hope she will be toasty

> tonight, as it is rainy and getting cold here in NY.

>

> I have to agree that they are an essential for our babies. It is

> truly impossible to keep the blankets on them when they have the

> FAB. Like so many others, sleeps on her side with a leg

> sticking straight up, so the first time she rolls or moves the

> blankets go off.

>

> As I said, if you are just starting the FAB and have a girl,

contact

> me via email and I will mail you as many sleep bags as I have.

>

> Donna

> mother to 06-05-92, 7-19-99, Jakob 12-06-01,

> BLCF 11-01-04

> dzuhone1@s...

>

>

>

>

>

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