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Extra warm sleeping bag for a very cold bedroom

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pidge · 20/10/2003 13:51

My dd is 15 months and happily sleeps in her Grobag sleeping bag. We've got the 2.5 tog one, and want to invest in the next size up because she is so long. But ideally we'd like a warmer sleeping bag and Grobag only do up to a 2.5 tog. Has anyone found warmer sleeping bags anywhere? The reason we need it is that her room is freezing cold in winter. We've done everything we can to warm it up, including loft insulation, but it still was going down to 11-12C during the night last winter.

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dinosaur · 20/10/2003 13:56

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pidge · 20/10/2003 16:19

dinosaur - that's a good idea - we don't want to leave the main heating on as our room ironically gets roasting hot (would swap bedrooms, but dd's room is tiny!). I'd like to avoid spending a lot of money, but may see if I can pick up something second hand ...

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kaz33 · 20/10/2003 16:38

Ours is thermostatically controlled so is set to keep the room at 18 degrees - hate to cost out how much it costs in electricity as during the window it appears to be on all the time.

dinosaur · 20/10/2003 16:59

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boyandgirl · 20/10/2003 20:06

You could also put her to sleep in a snowsuit (instead of or as well as a babygrow) in the sleeping bag. That's what we do with our ds when the heavy bag is in the wash and she has to sleep in the lightweight summer bag.

bluecow · 27/10/2003 17:16

I got a winter weight one from Blooming Marvellous. DS (1 year) wears jimjams under it and always seems to be warm and toasty when he wakes (we don't have heating at night).

bloss · 28/10/2003 12:10

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