Do you let your kids sleep in onsies with hoods?

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Just that really.
Have just realised all my kids' ones have hoods.

No. DD sleeps in fleecy onesies as she is too wriggly for a quilt. But my lovely mum cuts the hoods off them and hems them - so she can sleep in them safely. DD has special needs and can twist herself into the most amazing positions and chews everything so we are probably over-cautious though.

Yes, I think from about age 3 in the fleecy ones, whenever they grew out of the cotton baby/toddler ones. They still have them now and the eldest is off to secondary this year. We do have a chilly house in winter though.

No

No - pretty sure your not meant to - not sure where I saw that though

Yes

They're teenagers, if that's relevant

Yes I do. Youngest is 4

No, I wouldn't as I don't think it is safe. I specifically found onesies for my very tall 4 year old without any hoods.
I have never let mine sleep or nap in tops with hoods either, not worth the strangulation or suffocation risk.

Mine won't wear a onesie nowadays, but I wouldn't want her to sleep in one with a hood. She's nine.

No. My boys get very hot and would overheat.

10 and 12 year old do sleep in them, I don't let my 6 year old.

A while ago it was in the news that a child almost died because the zip on the onesie ruckled up to her throat and was choking her. So I wouldn't let my younger children sleep in one with a zip, let alone a hood.

No, for over heating reasons. But I also don't think they're safe.

I dont, by the way.
Wondered If I was overly cautious but it appears not!
Restless sleeper, 3, wont keep a sleeping bag or quilt or blankets on, wakes up cold.

But Wakes up, whichbis the important bit!

Nope! My partner or DC to bed with one with a hood and it freaked me out when I realised. Why does a 2YO need a hooded onesie anyway? I don't understand why they make them with hoods

No I didn’t, it doesn’t look comfortable or safe.

I also don’t get why onesies for young children have hoods. It’s not like they’re going out in the rain in them.

No and if it has a zip it's unzipped quite far down

I had/have 2 wriggly sleepers who throw off the covers at first then get cold and call mummy....

Both started pulling their own duvets back on them aged 4/5. Until then I went in. (Yup Im seriously sleep deprived).

Doing it again I would possibly do long pjs, maybe a vest and socks with everything tucked in and hope that is enough. I would never let them sleep in onesies for fear of overheating.