Stay Cozy with Merino Kids Winter Weight Quilted Riverstone Kids' Home Store Review

I almost didn't buy it because of the many reviews saying it was too hot. I found this perfect for cold nights. My son wears jammies cotton socks and it's all cold nights and he's warm. We keep the heat on 68 degrees and live in the California Bay Area so maybe we're just wimps :)

Yes yes yes. Take it. You will sleep better because the baby will. We used it with our little guy for a year and a half and he loved it. Regulates the temperate climate well and keeps it comfortable. It also helps him get into a bedtime routine. Once the sleeping bag is on, it's time for bed and the little guy doesn't give a damn.

I love this sleeping bag! Thanks to the extra clasps, my 3 month old fits perfectly and it will last at least another year and a half. Outstanding material and processing quality - worth every penny! I love that I can put her there while she sleeps without waking her up. I took a winter weight because it's colder in our cabin, but I also use it at home and just dress her in thinner pajamas. She stays warm but never feels too hot as this helps her regulate her temperature so well.

I recommend this for ages 6 months and up if you live in a cold climate or your child's room is drafty like ours. This is great for cold New Jersey winters and I think it helped our 18 month old sleep better that night. We started using him in November when he was 16 months old but I wish we had had him last winter. This one is too heavy for spring and summer, but for the summer I could use a normal Merino Kids sleeping bag. The material is really beautiful. My son doesn't overheat at all. My…

What would we do if we didn't have this sleeping bag? I do not know. They can't be swaddled forever, and I find that breathing cool, fresh air is better than blowing warm air from a heater on a baby at night. At the same time, the baby's torso and legs are always warm. The only gap are the arms and hands. But if he had had her, he would have grown from a newborn to 24 months. So when it gets cold outside, I dress the little girl in a long-sleeved romper, then pajamas, then a sweater, and then…

We got this because we wanted to avoid chemical bedding. I will say we had to return the first one after 1 month of use as it looked worn but Merino Kids replaced it with no problem (although the process took 3 weeks). We also have the Woolino which seems to be thinner so we're leaving it for the 'warm' months. Our daughter must be freezing because we go well beyond the stated layers: it's 70 degrees in the room and she has a short-sleeved romper, full-length cotton pajamas, and then a sleeping