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(More customer reviews)Okay - I'll admit it. Sometimes I purchase baby stuff because it looks cute, not because it is functional. I love the fabric and softness of the aden + anais line. If you have never used a sleep sack or are using a sleep sack on a small baby, this will work fine. But once our kid got big enough to be squirmy and to figure out the zipper, it is worthless. The main issue lies in the zipper - you have to thread the zipper together at the top of the sack, right under your squirmy baby's chin. If you are putting your baby to sleep in the dark - good luck. Also, the zipper then zips to the bottom of the sack with no closure or tab to hide it. This is perfect if you want your baby to have something to play with in the crib. Our baby unzips it and gets her feet stuck in the opening. We actually think it is too dangerous for her to use anymore. I'd suggest the Summer Infant sleep sack - the fabrics aren't as cute. However, the design is fabulous! It has 2 zippers - no threading or hooking them together. You just put the baby in the sack and pull the top one up, where it gets covered by fabric making it difficult for your little Houdini to unzip and wiggle out. If you need a midnight diaper change, you just pull up the bottom zipper for easy access. If we had never tried the summer Infant, we would probably have been annoyed at the aden+anais but wouldn't have known of a better solution. Sorry aden+anais! You are cute but too unpractical!
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Aden + Anais wraps Introducing the Aden and Anais Sleeping Bags! aden + anais extra warm and cozy sleeping bags are made from the same 100% cotton muslin used for swaddling newborn babies. With six layers of waffled cotton, these quilted sleeping bags provide a layer of cushiony warmth produced from only the most natural of fibers allowing babies and toddlers to feel warm and toasty without overheating.
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