Sweater Weather Soother Set - Gingerbread, Snowflake Zipadee-Zip & 2 Orthodontic Pacifiers (3M - 24M)

My 4 month old loves this sleeper! We were struggling with the transition from my arms to the crib and this sleeper has made the transition so much easier. We do still have moments where he wakes up, however his nighttime sleep has greatly improved! I bought another one as a back up! Make sure you check the weight recommendations and not base the size off their age. This sleeper is stretchy, keeps little man’s hands warm while allowing him the freedom to still suck on them to self soothe. 10/10 would recommend!

If I could kiss the inventor of these I would. My 6 month old has hated a swaddle since the day she was born. We used a Love to Dream until it was time to transition to something else. Zipadee Zip is the best thing since sliced bread. It’s very light weight, think a sheet on a big person bed. We keep our room a cool 68 degrees so she uses fleece pjs underneath. Keeps her cozy but she can still use her hands to roll back and forth. Also helps with the startle reflex. Will use them until she tells me to stop.

Love this sleep sack! I think this style of sleep suit with plenty of room for arms and legs is so great and versatile, if you’re like me and have sore armed wrists etc etc from carrying bub all day and night long and if your baby is like my bub and is a contact sleeper, so for some of his naps I have him in the carrier. In the hopes to transition him by any chance to the crib for each nap, it’s great to be able to have him in a sack while I rock him in the carrier and transition him to the crib so he can already be in his sack while he sleeps. He’s been sleeping much better in this sack then the regular style sack and he loves rolling around while sleeping and I must say he does it much easier in this sack it seems and wakes less and makes me worry less. Plus, he is so so cute in it, I call him my little starfish🥰⭐️

My son used more restricting swaddles fresh home from the hospital but I transitioned to these after a few weeks because 1) it was so hard to breastfeed and change him with the ones that Velcro over their chest and the Velcro always woke him up when I undid it and 2) my baby personally likes having his hands above his head but still has that darn startle reflex. This solved all my issues! It's super easy to change him in the middle of the night, it's soft, easy to wash, and allows him to move his arms around to self sooth and get comfortable while reducing the impact of his startle reflex. I have both the light blue and light green and they are lovely. My only gripe is some of the colors (his first one was the orange one) doesn't have the option to zip from the bottom. IDK why there's that inconsistency but it's a minor detail. I also wish the zipper wouldn't bulge up when he's laying down. I just make sure to move it so it's buldging on his chest rather than up in his face. Also be sure to check use top zipper fabric cover since it sits up my your baby's chin and neck-- you don't wanna poke them and this one has a very small fabric cover for it.

We’ve had this for a week and my 13 week old is sleeping great surprisingly.I was so nervous to transition from a swaddle bc she would wake up if her arms got free at all during the night or for naps. This gives enough restriction for her with the freedom to move a bit and gives this mama peace of mind when she starts to try and roll. I got the Velcro band separately and think this has helped with the transition too. I’ll remove that in a few weeks.My baby is tall and chunky and was in between sizes, I went with M so she wouldn’t outgrow it, the neck doesnt come up around her mouth like some of the reviews have said but when she raises both arms the chest where the zipper is raised up- the band keeps this from happening though and as she gets bigger I bet this won’t be an issue. It’s also a bit stretchy and thin material.It’s lightweight too- we live in FL so that’s important!

I cannot recommend this enough…my child used it until they turned 4 and even then they still wanted one but they didn’t make them any bigger! The material is soft and breathable it is durable. My child still sleeps with it as a blankie on their hands since they don’t fit lengthwise anymore. It was easy to put on and take off and I loved that it had the hands covered since in the winter it gets very cold and I didn’t have to leery about hands getting cold. In their website, they have different materials and even some that are made of a thinker material, but we always went with the jersey lightweight fabric. The aqua and grey ones where the favorites ☺️ the Aqua was a little bit thinner and the grey slightly thicker but both amazing and would give up to 10-12 hours of sleep every night!

My baby absolutely loves this! She has the ability to move her arms (she doesn't like the one where her arms are tucked down) and is able to get to her hands to suck on them. She falls asleep so well in these compared to sleeping without one or any other sleeper. It has a nice taper in the belly area to give a little compression around the belly. They are thin and breathable, my baby now doesn't get hot anymore which has been a life saver this summer!! They're so soft and dry very quickly if they get wet.

I’ll be honest this is my favorite transitional swaddle we’ve used. Though I wish it was cheaper. It’s pretty expensive considering. With my first baby, we just did wearable blankets but I like that no matter what she’s wearing her hands are covered but not restricted. She’s able to move freely. We have several that keep hands up but I don’t like that either.