🌙 Aden Anais Classic Sleeping Wearable: The Ultimate Kids' Home Store Delight Review

This is an extremely light single layer muslin, not comparable to the heavier one from the same brand, but was still very breathable for the summer. We used it once for 6 weeks because it wasn't my favorite and we already have a huge hole in the lower right seam of the foot. It's not too small for our baby and I think it just tore in the wash. I don't watch it often, but it was a big waste of money. We've spent a little more for an organic cotton sleeping bag, and it's a lot more durable…

I usually like Aden+Anais products but this sleeping bag was poor quality at best. We needed something light in the summer months and bought the XL which was more than adequate for our daughter. After wearing it for 3 weeks (with a Halo bag every few days) we walked into her room one morning with both feet through her butt and a massive tear down the middle of her back (see photo). Big disappointment and waste of money. I wish this sleeping bag was quality because it's great for hot evenings.

We used it for about 3-4 weeks before a hole appeared in it. Stitched up but now 5.5 weeks postpartum and 3 big holes! There's plenty of legroom so there shouldn't be a lot of pressure, but it's just a very thin fabric that needs reinforcement. This is a shame because my 2 year old loves it but when I put him to sleep today he was really distracted by the hole and kept grabbing his legs through the hole. Not very conducive to sleep. Edit: Added a photo from our kindergarten camera this morning.

This sleeping bag is perfect for warm summer nights. It's a very soft, lightweight fabric, even lighter than sheets. You can use it alone or with pajamas underneath. The print is very cute and is definitely a bonus. I bought the Xtra Large as its previous winter was large and very roomy. It has plenty of leg room for him to move around and get comfortable. I bought it a little larger so he could technically take his hands out and walk around in it, but I prefer him that way because he gets too…

This is a very light sleeper compared to other muslin beds I have from Hudson Baby. So it's really perfect for summer nights - if I were to use them in the winter I'd want the kid to wear fleece pajamas. I don't like the position of the zipper. Instead of closing from the top down (like a jacket zipper), the zipper closes from the bottom up, making it difficult for a child to get in. The only value of this is that changing a diaper in the middle of the night doesn't require you to fully unzip…