Tommee Tippee Grosnug Newborn Swaddle Sleeping Bag, Hip-Healthy Sleeping Sack - Light Weight for 70-77 Degree F - Wild Posy - Small Size, 0-3 months

Our son is not coliky at all, but we were having trouble getting him to sleep at night for longer than an hour or so. We'd gotten pretty good at swaddling him, but he'd usually escape and start waking up again. He hasn't been able to get out of this one and it has button arm holes for when he's awake and not in need of swaddling.Overall I'm pleased with the quality of materials used. The zipper is chunky compared to other sleeper sack zippers we have and I appreciate it's ease of use. It all just feels like it will outlast our use with it and we can pass it on to the next member of our family.The only bad thing we've found is that he was able to work his hands up toward his face when he started getting fussy, but my suspicion is this will become a non-issue as he grows a little bit to fit it better and he was only able to do this once so far.

I love this swaddler!! My newborn has reflux and painful gas. A traditional swaddler would be tighter around her belly and legs. With this swaddler, she stays cozy but it is loose around her belly, and she can move her legs to release gas. A plus is the arms in or out feature. My little one loves her arms out. With this swaddler, she is happy and sleeps better, plus I have peace of mind knowing that she hasn't wriggled out of a blanket swaddle or has gotten cold during the night. My only regret is not buying 2 of them since she spits up/ vomits a lot. And I adore the pattern & colors. Super cute!!

Pretty good, just a little bit too tight on the waist and the chest department and she is only 6 weeks old, maybe I should have taken a bigger size,I love the hip andleg freedom ,I love how it zip ,easy to get access to the diapers, I love that you can take the arms out, it is a great transition from swaddle to out,I was gonna return it but I will keep it so when she transition she can wear it, I really love it...

I found this because we are an "only zipper, no Velcro" swaddle family. The way it zips is pretty neat and easy to do. It does bunch up around his neck from writhing around but it doesn't seem to be a problem. Haven't used the arms-out function yet. Nice weight, washes well, love the pattern (easy to distinguish from all the other swaddles, i.e. "grab the owl swaddle!").

Between this and the Halo swaddle, the Grosnug was so much easier to put the baby into! The Halo velcro always stuck to itself, waking the baby up as we tried to disentangle it. With the Grosnug, everything was so much smoother, the zipper worked flawlessly, and baby slept great (well, great for our baby - 1.5 to 2 hours...). We're sad to depart with it as it is now too small.

I originally bought one of these from the UK, so was happy to find it available from Amazon in the US. Unlike regular swaddlers this bag allows you to open up the arm holes, which is a great feature for babies transitioning. The material feels high quality, and the zipper opens up to easily change baby during the night.

The Tommee Tippee Grosnug is the best item my baby could have because she moves her hands a lot at night and rubs her eyes in the middle of the night and wakes her up. With the Tommee Tippee Grosnug she was able to keep her hands away from her face and she also slept through the night; and me too. If I knew about this item before, I would have purchase it from day 1. I’m very happy with this item.

High quality product, beautiful design and print, and very unique-looking. It is also very convenient to change diaper at night. You will definitely have people asking where you get the sleep sack from because it looks too cute and unique. YET, it is very small - especially for the price that you pay. My baby doesnt like her arms swaddleed in so we unbutton the arm holes. Even so, at 1.5 month old, she already out-grew it, and she is only around 9 pounds in weight and medium in length for an Asian baby. It is too difficult to put her arms in and out of the sack, and her feet start to touch the bottom zip, making it a little dangerous to zip and uncon=mfortable for her when she kicks her legs up and down.