Little Mo 40° Baby Sleeping Bag with Adjustable Open-and-Close Cuffs (Blazing Blue)

10/10 recommend this!! Our family loves camping and I was so nervous to go with an 11 month old. We don’t have him sleep with blankets because of safety hazards, so I was nervous about camping and not being able to feel like I had control of the temperature & if my baby was staying warm. This brought me so much peace of mind! We sleep with a sleep sack at home and so this was perfect!! He had no problem being in it, it’s super soft and comfortable, and I was able to relax at night knowing he was warm enough in his sleeping bag/sleep sack. I definitely recommend this to go camping with. It’s also great cause he’ll be able to use it for the next year or so.

On our camping trip the temperature dipped down to 35 degrees, and my one and a half year old son slept soundly through the night. I debated about buying it because of the price, but the entire night I kept thinking I’m so glad I invested. He was the warmest of us all! Extremely well made - highly recommend!

We used this sleeping bag/ sleep sack when we took our toddler camping in April. It got down to 40 degrees at night and she was still warm! I bought this because it meets the American Association of Pediatrics safe sleep recommendations. We put baby to bed on her back in a sleep safe pack n play with no hat and nothing loose around her. I wouldn’t suggest adding anything else to the crib if your child is in the sleeping bag because they may overheat. We brought a back up thinner sleep sack on our trip in case the weather ended up not being cold at night. The fabric around the neck is super soft and cozy, the zipper zips away from the face, and there are mitten cuffs. The arms were a bit long but we will get a lot of use out of this! It comes with a storage bag that compresses the sleeping bag so it doesn’t take up much space.

16 month old toddler's first backpacking trip was a success! She slept through the night even though it was just 20 degrees outside. Coupled with a down blanket underneath her and a 4 season tent, the 40 degree bag did the trick! We didn't want to risk getting the 20 degree bag because she HATES her hands being restricted. Even going outside early morning was fine. Her hands and nose got super cold but her belly stayed nice and warm and she didn't shiver or show any signs of discomfort.

My only complaint is that the sleeping bag is not long enough for a two year old. The sleeves are plenty long but the body bag isn’t long enough. My daughter is 10 months old and she barely fits. There is no way she will fit into this bag until she is 24 months old (as advertised).