Toddler sleep sack

Getting your baby to catch some solid zzz’s at night is a goal for any sleep-deprived parent. One solution to scoring some shut eye: sleep sacks.

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Similar to swaddles, sleep sacks can be used as a way to lull your baby towards bedtime — and hopefully allow all of you to sleep through the night. But like most baby milestones, it’s important to know when you should stop putting your baby in a sleep sack.

Unlike swaddling, which should only last about 4-5 months (or until your baby starts to roll over, whichever comes first), sleep sacks can take your little one from the newborn all the way up to the toddler stage.

“Sleep sacks are a great alternative to blankets in your child's bassinet or crib,” Sierra Dante, a pediatric sleep consultant, tells Romper in an email. “Essentially a wearable blanket that comes in varying thicknesses and fabrics, sleep sacks help parents provide a safe sleep environment for their young babies and also provide parents with peace of mind about whether their child is warm enough at night.” And because your k

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