This sleeping vest is made from breathable gauze, is sleeveless and 85 cm long. It is meant to keep a child covered through the night even when they kick, and it suits spring, summer and autumn. Sizes run from S (0 to 1.5 years) to 2XL (5 to 12 years), and it is removable and washable.
Some children sleep like starfish, and by 2 a.m. the blanket is on the floor. In mild seasons a thick sleeping bag is too much, while a thin blanket will not stay in place, so the night turns into a series of small adjustments.
What people like about a gauze sleeping vest is that it stays on. It is breathable, so it is suited to warmer nights, it is sleeveless so arms move freely and it covers the body when your child rolls around. It is also easy to wash, which is useful for a piece worn every night.
When comparing baby sleep sacks, check breathability, sizes and washing. The wide size range, from S to 2XL, means you can choose based on age and height, and it stays useful as your child grows.
If your child kicks off covers, a light wearable layer is a simple alternative. Follow your pediatrician's safe-sleep guidance for infants.
