Follow Reviewed on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest deals, product reviews, and more. IMPORTANT: If your baby can roll over, he cannot use the magic sleepsuit any longer and it’s time to transition to a a different sleep sack, or none at all. The very first time we used it our baby took his longest nap ever, and the first night did not wake up in the middle of the night. In Minnesota I prefer the microfleece for my baby, but if you live in a warmer climate, I can see the appeal of the cotton sleep suit to keep baby’s body temperature a little cooler. Super soft cotton rich fabric:made for comfort our product is designed using soft cotton rich fabric, fluorescent free, better for baby and is machine washable so better for you!

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If it works it’s magic on your baby and you both love it, then getting another is a great option for when you need to wash the sleep suit or for traveling. If they’re too young/too small they may still require a swaddle blanket to keep them snuggly and if they’re too big/too old they may need a regular sleep sack. According to the Magic Sleepsuit site, both suits are made from the same inner layers and fill, but just have a different outer layer. To ensure a safe sleep environment, we stopped using our sleep suits when the twins were about 7 months old and they began to roll over in their sleep.While changing baby’s routine is never easy, I don’t feel like the transition out of the sleepsuit is a reason to not use it. Tightening Waist for Better Sleep: This sleep sack with arms up brings baby a slight sense of restraint, just like mom's womb makes baby feel familiar and secure.

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To liken it to some pop culture references, the Magic Sleepsuit looks a lot like the Michelin Man’s suit or the snow suit the boy from A Christmas Story gets stuffed into. Besides, the large room allows baby to kick or wiggle legs freely, which promotes the development of the baby's legs and hip. I was impressed and optimistic about future success—after all, so many of my friends had raved about this product. If you’ve heard whispers that the Magic Sleepsuit isn’t safe, rest assured the brand says their product is perfectly safe, provided you follow all guidelines surrounding usage. My biggest hesitation is the transition out of it…what was your experience and at what age/size did you transition out of the Merlin?Soft and Stretchy Material: ZIGJOY Arms free wearable swaddle is made of 95% cotton and 5% elastane, which is super soft, stretchy, lightweight and velvety to the touch. So if you’re struggling and just want to try the suit early, I encourage you to wait until your baby is ready to really see the “magic”; otherwise, you may be disappointed. Easy nappy changes:all bags have an easy zip opening that’s perfect for night-time nappy changes, meaning you can unzip from the bottom for a quick-change keeping disturbance to a minimum. The Baby Merlin's Cotton Magic sleepsuit has a soft and breathable jersey cotton inner layer, a soft cotton outer layer and a layer of polyfil in between for just enough comfort.

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The material is also created slightly stiff (while still cozy), which helps your baby’s arms not flail while going to sleep. Super soft cotton material: Our all materials and accessories have passed the CPC safety certification and have the CPC certificate. This is what happened with our daughter early on, and I was so disapointed that her time in the magic sleepsuit was cut short! The fit of the suit hugs your baby’s arms, legs, and torso to give the feeling of being held and snuggled. The Baby Merlin's Magic sleepsuit helps establish good sleep habits and provides parents peace of mind that their baby is getting adequate rest for proper growth and development.We were a little skeptical, but the magic sleepsuit continued to work and we have continued to sing it’s praises since. According to the manufacturer, “the Magic Sleepsuit is to be used with the ABC's of sleep (Alone, Back, and Crib), and following all the AAP recommended guidelines for safe sleep. So imagine how excited I was when I put the twins down drowsy in their Magic Sleepsuits and they twisted their little bodies to turn their heads, fluttered their eyes a few times, and actually fell asleep on their own. The sleepsuit is designed for back sleeping in the crib at the recommended room temperature for babies.