ergoPouch Winter Onesie 2.5 Tog

This was the perfect sleepsuit once baby girl outgrew the sleeping bag. After she started standing, the sleeping bags weren't suitable because she would stand as soon as she woke up and try walk around the cot.… Read more

This was the perfect sleepsuit once baby girl outgrew the sleeping bag. After she started standing, the sleeping bags weren't suitable because she would stand as soon as she woke up and try walk around the cot. This one with the legs was perfect and kept her super warm through colder nights, especially as she kicks and rolls all through the night! The legs are a bit tight if also wearing long pants underneath but once on, its fine. There is the fold over function for the hands and feet like the bonds onesies which is good if needed, and the double ended zips are good for nappy changing without removing the whole suit. We got the plain grey colour, and also bought the short sleeve version for summer because we loved this one so much!
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We purchased this ergopouch suit as our son constantly kicked his blankets off every night. You can use it as a sleeping bag or zip it into separate legs. The material is thick and durable and it… Read more

We purchased this ergopouch suit as our son constantly kicked his blankets off every night. You can use it as a sleeping bag or zip it into separate legs. The material is thick and durable and it has dual zippers for easier access. There are a variety of prints and the sizing is quite generous. Would highly recommend!
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I bought this as it was on sale. It is a bit more fiddly to get the baby into the legs, and I was unsure if he would be as comfortable as a sleeping bag, but it… Read more

I bought this as it was on sale. It is a bit more fiddly to get the baby into the legs, and I was unsure if he would be as comfortable as a sleeping bag, but it seems to be working well. The sizing is very generous - my 8 month old is swimming in the 6-12 month size. I like that it has arms because I worry about bub's arms getting cold in a traditional sleeveless sleeping bag.
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