5 week old

Can I use sleeping bags for my 5 week old? She’s a wriggly baby when she’s settling for sleep & was wondering if sleeping bag is an option? She manages to move her blanket even when tucked in tight . Any advice?

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I’ve been using one since around 3 weeks old hes a month today I just got 0-3 month sleeping bag x

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my 5 week old is the exact same he manages to do full 360s in the next to me every night so haven’t been using a blanket. Trying a sleeping bag for the first time tonight it’s 0-6 month that’s all i could find but he’s 11lb and pretty long so i think it’s ok x

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My little one is 4 weeks tomorrow and as of 3 days ago I started using sleeping bags. She used to immediately wake up when I transferred her from me to the crib so the sleeping bags helps to retain her body heat in the swap over… it’s worked so far and had no issues!xx

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They usually have a minimum weight on them with the age so check that! ☺️.

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We were using a sleeping bag from 1 week old! He wriggled out of swaddles and blankets so it’s been sleeping bag since then for him 😂

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