When Should You Switch from a Sleepsack to a Blanket for Your Baby?

Learn when it's safe to transition your baby from a sleepsack to a blanket for better comfort and mobility.

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Switch from a sleepsack to a blanket when your baby demonstrates the ability to move around independently and shows discomfort in the sleepsack. This typically happens around 12-18 months, but always prioritize your baby's safety and comfort.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What age should I stop using a sleepsack? It's generally recommended to switch from a sleepsack to a blanket when your baby is between 12-18 months old, based on their mobility and comfort.
  2. How do I ensure my baby is safe with a blanket? Make sure the blanket is lightweight and avoid using heavy blankets to reduce risks. Always monitor your baby's sleeping position.
  3. Can a sleepsack be too warm for my baby? Yes, if a sleepsack causes your baby to feel hot or uncomfortable, consider switching to a lighter option or using a blanket.

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