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Good quality baby sleeping bags

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Gigi89x · 18/09/2023 09:21

Hi, I'm looking for some good quality and soft sleeping bags , DS is 7 months.

Iv found Next to have nice ones but keen to know where else i can get some, with a nice material.

Thanks all 😊

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ShutTheDoorBabe · 18/09/2023 09:34

I remember getting a couple from Sainsbury's but that was ages ago.

Batbatbatty · 18/09/2023 09:36

Tommee tippee grobags, especially the ones with bamboo, are lovely and soft.

MrsSamR · 18/09/2023 09:39

Tommee Tippee or Aden and Anais. Also The White Company (in the sales!)

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RomeoMcFlourish · 18/09/2023 09:40

I’ve used bags from Next, M&S, Slumbersac and Sainsburys. The ones that have lasted despite frequent use by 4 kids over 8 years are the Sainsburys ones. They’re still in good enough condition that when we’ve stopped needing them I will pass them on to another family.

TropicalTrama · 18/09/2023 09:40

We were gifted some Mori ones that were very soft but baby would sleep in anything and be none the wiser so I wouldn’t have wasted my own money. John Lewis anyday or whatever weird patterned Tommee Tippee ones were on sale on Amazon were my usual go-tos.

DuploTrain · 18/09/2023 09:43

I’ve had John Lewis, Mamas & Papas, M&S, sainsburys and Snoozebag.

They were all pretty similar to be honest.

I love Snoozebag because they go up to age 3-6 years which my tall 2 year old is currently using. Couldn’t find a big enough one anywhere else - but not an issue for you currently!

dontcallmelen · 18/09/2023 09:47

I’ve had M&S/Next/Sainsburys all very good nice & soft washed well I think the Sainsburys ones were slightly cheaper.

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