Baby Sleeping Sack

Size by your baby's weight and length, not age. A sleeping sack should be snug around the chest and shoulders with room for legs to move freely. If it is too large, baby can slip down inside. Check the weight range on the product page — our sleeping sacks come in sizes covering newborn through toddler. When in doubt, go with the current weight range rather than sizing up.

Yes. In cooler weather, dress baby in a onesie or pyjama underneath the sleeping sack for extra warmth. In warm Indian summers, a nappy or light vest is usually enough underneath. The rule of thumb is that baby should feel warm but not sweaty. Check their neck or chest temperature — if it feels hot or damp they are overdressed; if cool, add a layer.

Yes, sleeping sacks are actually designed for babies who can roll. Unlike swaddles that restrict arm movement, sleeping sacks leave arms free so babies can push themselves up if they roll onto their tummy. This makes them significantly safer than loose blankets for rolling babies. Ensure the sack fits well at the shoulders so baby cannot slip inside it.

Machine wash on a gentle cycle at 30-40°C using mild detergent. Close all zips before washing to prevent snagging. Tumble dry on low or air dry flat. Do not iron directly over any decorative elements. Our sleeping sacks are designed to hold their shape and softness through regular washing — expect to wash them several times a week especially in the early months.