Re: Anyone need sleep bags for their baby ?

October 20, 2005

The sleep bags are about 20 inches. Since a baby's head is longer

than 4 inches, I would figure they will work. Since I don't check

this site as often as I email, send me an email letting me know if

you want them, and how to get them to you. dzuhone1@.... I

have four of them.

> > 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 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

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 ,

> 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...

> >

October 20, 2005