Weighted Blanket / Sleep sack
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Weighted blankets and sleep sacs are not safe for babies
We started of with the Nested Bean Sack when our little one was three months and by six months we switched to the Dreamland sack and he sleeps 10 hrs per night. (He is eight months now and we love it)
@Rachael Dreamland Baby and Nested Bean weighted sleepwear products both pass the current safety standards set by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission(CPSC), an independent federal regulatory agency that serves to protect the public from unsafe products(copy pasted). These weighted sleepsacks have very strict safety guidelines and unfortunately some people don’t follow them but when you do there’s absolutely no risk. I have 13 friends who together have 30+ kids and all of them grew up in these and I’ve heard no horror stories from any of them. The ones you probably googled never tell you the full story. To each their own. To the author : People who never used these won’t be able to tell you that they’re VERY gently weighted. My daughter rolls over AND pulls herself up against her crib just fine
Thank you for the replies! Also my baby gets pretty hot while sleeping. Do they overheat in the dreamland sack?
Merino wool sleep sack is an investment but it’s 3-24m with just one! Naturally controls temp. My girl has only been using it for about a week and we’ve noticed a hugeeee difference. She definitely sleeps better. We have the ultimate season one. I think that’s what it’s called.
Weighted blankets are safe for babies . I’ve read a lot of bad things about them .
We got the dreamland and absolutely love it. Our baby has been sleeping 12 hours a night since she was 4 months old (sleep regression times excluded😝)