Getting your baby to bed is a challenge in itself, but figuring out how to dress your baby can also be stress inducing. Here we answer the question, “What should my baby wear under a sleep sack?” Keep reading for everything you need to know to keep your baby feeling comfortable and sleeping soundly all night long.

If you're wondering why use sleep sack for baby, you'll find here all the answers about wearable blankets, aka sleep sacks or sleeping bags.

This easy to make baby sleep sack to keep baby safe, warm, and snug. Includes a free printable PDF pattern and sewing tutorial.

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Baby buntings, cocoons, sleep sacks: whatever they’re called, these sleep sack knitting patterns will keep babies warm A short while ago, my younger daughter was a baby. (Okay, it was in 2006. Why does it still feel like yesterday?) When she was but a wee babe, I discovered that she absolutely loved to be swaddled....

I love infant sleep sacks! They are the perfect layering piece when a regular onesie isn't warm enough. However, my little man had outgrown all of his cute sleep sacks and after several trips to different baby stores I had limited options. I could either purchase a cheaply made gender neutral sack for $35 or spend $55 or more…

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Guys, heating a house is expensive. And honestly, I love sleeping in a warm bed and the air around me cold..er. But with two little boys, I’m always worried they will be freezing, and you can’t give a baby a blanket, so what is a mom to do? Answer: Make a Sleep Sack, aka a wearable blanket. Now I don’t have to worry about my youngest getting cold at night AND the dangers of a baby using a blanket. This is a safer option and I know it won’t fall off of him at night. At first, I just bought…

DIY Sleepsack (Hurray! Sleep!!)

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