Baby Sleeping Bag - Soft Warm Baby Sleeping Sack Wearable Blanket 1.0 Tog, Baby Grow Bag Swaddle Wrap with Adjustable Length 90-110cm for Infant Toddler 18 to 36 Months

As the weather was getting warmer, I needed to find an other sleeping bag to replace the winter 3.5 tog bag with legs. I found this Lictin bag with legs and decided to give it a try. It is all cotton, nice colours, comfortable to wear, perfect thickness for the moment and looks like it will be suitable for most of the year.It's fitting nicely our 2y 9m little one without being too big. I was hoping it would be used until he is 4, but we'll see... The size doesn't look very generous.The legs of the bag tend to go up to the knees when the LO is moving in bed.We haven't used the sleeves (nice they are removable) and haven't used all the zips as we don't have to change in the night, but I guess they are useful options.At £14 the bag is value for money. Recomend it!

Turns up vacuum packed to save space which means it's a bit crumpled looking but it's like that after washing too so unless you're someone that irons everything it really doesn't matter. It's made of layers of fabric so keeps little one warm just make sure they have socks or a sleepsuit with feet on as it's footless. Not tried it without the sleeves yet but sure it will be fine like that too.

I do love the sleeping bag and baby does too. It’s a lovely soft material and the baby couldn’t wriggle out of it. Which happened with the other sleeping bags that has the poppers on the top. My only issue the sticky tape that is supposed to be used to lengthen or shorten the bag. The baby can totally just unfasten that alone and if you are co-sleeping the sticky tape is itchy. Amazing sleeping bag but the company should ditch the Velcro tape. Nevertheless I’m very happy and would buy again. Great quality for price.

Material very good easy zip action ideal for this weather as it’s .5tog.

Good product 👌

Lovely little sleep suit. Gives older babies more freedom to move and for fidgety babies like mine who get mad in a sleep sack.I've washed it and tumble dried it and it's still as good as new. I ordered up and fits nicely.

I bought the 85-105cm for my son who is comfortably in age 2-3years clothing. The sleeping bag suit is roomy and comfortable. He has slept loads better since we started using these and seems very content while sleeping. He keeps it on in the morning to come downstairs and plays in it while we have breakfast/wait for the heating to kick in... It's that comfortable and easy to move in! This one is definitely more for summer but I would really recommend.

These wearable sleeping bags are a great concept if you have a toddler that still travels the length and breadth of their cot when sleeping, and therefore take little warmth from a duvet.They feel just about thick enough and our 2 year old wears them on top of a long sleeve vest and pyjamas, in a 20-21 degree room.The reason these don't get 5 stars is mainly because of the washing instructions. Expecting a parent of a young child or children to hand-wash, frankly anything, is taking the peas a little bit. We need something you can wash, spin, and tumble or dry during the little spare time we have. I didn't realise they were hand-wash only before I bought them. I decided to take a chance and machine wash them and they have survived, but the material has started bobbling significantly. One of them has also gone in the tumble dryer which i think has resulted in the zip coming away from the material so that one won't last much longer.The other reason is that the legs ride up quite a bit so the calves are exposed most of the time. This design flaw needs looking at.These were the more affordable option for wearable sleeping bags, but are perhaps false economy. I have 4 and they are still OK to wear after about 6 months but not sure they will last enough to be handed down to another child.