Review on Halo Transition Sleepsack Wearable Blanket by Jillian Bishop

We've been using the Merlin for months. And then he dove into Merlin. We tried other sleeping bags but every time he moved his leg or arm he woke up. I'm so glad I found this because he was actually able to learn to sleep unaided. The material is like a thick sweatshirt, so it adds a bit of weight to the legs when they start kicking while you sleep. But if it tips over, I don't worry it'll be too thick or too heavy to turn over. Here are two tips: Pay more attention to the weight than the length. This is a very long bag. My child was 27 inches and 16 pounds and I originally bought the medium size. He was too big. He now weighs 19 pounds and is still short. You want it to wrap snugly around your arms as this will ease the transition. - For the first few nights we doubled the sleeping bags: Nested Beans on the bottom, Halo on the top. It seems to have really helped the transition from Merlin. If they have trouble getting out of the diaper, don't be afraid to fold the sleeping bags in half. I only wore them in a jumpsuit under a t-shirt to keep them from overheating. It seemed perfectly comfortable.