Superlove Merino

I recommend wool sleep sacks (I have one from Woolino and one from Superlove Merino) - I've been using them since my son was a newborn and now he's 7 months with plenty of room to grow into. I love not having to worry about TOGs and it getting too small anytime soon. I also used the Halo sleep sack as a more lightweight option and it was great. I also bought a Burt's Bees Beekeeper sleep bag; I haven't tried it yet but it looks nice.

If it's a gift depending on budget a superlove merino one or a gift card to superlove might be good. Their sleeping bags are merino wool and the all season one is good during winter and summer, you just adjust the layers underneath. One sleeping bag will last from around 2-3months until they're 2 years old.

I love the superlove merino ones! One size from newborn-approx age 2. I get them from vinted

I recommend wool sleep sacks (I have one from Woolino and one from Superlove Merino) - I've been using them since my son was a newborn and now he's 7 months with plenty of room to grow into. I love not having to worry about TOGs and it getting too small anytime soon. I also used the Halo sleep sack as a more lightweight option and it was great. I also bought a Burt's Bees Beekeeper sleep bag; I haven't tried it yet but it looks nice.

I have a superlove merino and love to dream 2.5 tog with sleeves. None of them are particularly cheap, unfortunately, but they are very long (especially the merino), so should last for quite some time.

we use the love to dream normal and footed sleeping bags, they seem quite long or if you want to invest - highly recommend superlove merino. that one goes from birth to 2 years and is super long

They're quite expensive, but the Superlove Merino sleeping bags might help you on both counts! They're one size up to two years, with poppers to tighten the armhole when they're smaller. The merino wool is also thermoregulating and breathable, so the all season one acts anywhere between 0.7-2.5 tog (I think that's the range) which means you can stress a bit less about what's underneath. I dress my LO lightly under as he also runs a bit warm, but his room gets cooler overnight so I then don't wor

I have a superlove merino and love to dream 2.5 tog with sleeves. None of them are particularly cheap, unfortunately, but they are very long (especially the merino), so should last for quite some time.

It might just be worth investing in something like merinokids or super love merino (pricey but keep an eye out second hand) They are for much larger sizes but also cover a wider range of togs. I reckon it works out cheaper in the long run, and one of the brands does ones with legs. Which really helped reduce bedtime battle.