It's getting colder and colder. Does the baby sleep in a sleeping bag or a quilt at night?

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. Let me share my personal experience with you first. Our family is currently 1 year old, more than 6 months. When I go to bed at night, I find that my child's quilt can't be covered for a long time. Children can not only toss and turn, but also kick the quilt. Obviously the quilt is not thick. It's miserable to tuck her in all night, and the child can't sleep well. They also worry that they will sleep too hard and their children will catch a cold. Finally, they will decisively tidy up their sleeping bags.

Sleeveless thin models are used in summer, and slightly thicker models are used in spring and autumn. She can browse at will and I can sleep in peace. Cold pajamas+sleeping bag+quilt/blanket.

Choosing a sleeping bag or a quilt depends mainly on your children. Some children sleep super well, and that quilt is enough.

The choice of sleeping bag can be selected from the following aspects: thickness, age-appropriate style, details and material:

1. Choose the appropriate thickness according to different seasons. Generally, the higher the tog value of sleeping bags, the better the warmth retention.

2. Choose the right style according to the baby's age. 3, details such as the size design of the neckline and cuffs of the sleeping bag, the design of zippers and buttons.

4, the first principle of sleeping bag material is soft and breathable, especially the baby's delicate skin, love sweating.

These are some of my suggestions, hoping to help you.

Our daughter will wear sleeping bags in winter. Every time she sleeps, she is especially dishonest. She kicks the quilt at night, because sometimes she sleeps too hard at night and doesn't cover her daughter with a quilt.

I bought thick and thin ones. She plays for a while every time she takes a shower, so I put a sleeping bag on him so that sometimes he won't catch cold without covering himself at night. Sometimes when he covers himself with a quilt, he rolls it open, which is easy to get cold to his stomach, so the sleeping bag is still good.

I put a sleeping bag for my baby, which has the advantage that I am not afraid of catching cold after kicking it off at night, so I can sleep more comfortably. You can add a thin blanket to your sleeping bag, and choose whether it is thick or thin according to the weather temperature.

Just cover the quilt. Work hard at night, occasionally touch your back, hands and feet to see if it's cold, because sometimes we feel very cold, and the baby only needs to cover his stomach when sleeping with pants and long sleeves. Sleeping bags are sometimes very hot for babies, and they can't be kicked off if they want to dissipate heat, so they will sleep unsteadily. My baby is like this ... anyway, I bought a sleeping bag and used it twice, and then I put it away and never used it again.

Some babies don't like to wear sleeping bags. You can try it, but my baby doesn't like it.

The sleeping bag I wear for my baby, the gauze sleeping bag in summer, is preferably sleeveless. Just make a belly. Just prepare the same in spring and autumn. Prepare a thicker blanket in winter and a thinner blanket in addition. When the weather is bad or it is necessary to cover it occasionally, it is not easy for the baby to catch cold by kicking the quilt, and the mother can sleep soundly.