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Bedding - what next??

sunshine114

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LO has almost grown out of his 6-18 month sleeping bags as he is a very long baby. He wiggles round loads in the night too, so I want him to be comfortable moving his little legs around.

My question is - what comes next after a 6-18 month sleeping bag? Do you go for an 18 month + sleeping bag or something else? I feel as confused as I did when he was newborn! :shrug:

He has got a little while yet before they get too small, I'm just wanting to plan ahead - so what do you / have you / will you do?
 
Oh I'm glad Lily's not the only one lol. I've only just decided to use our 12-18month sleeping bag and shes already too long for it!! I thought it had the wrong label on at first but maybe it is right.. They do 18-24month ones! Someone sells ex mothercare ones cheap on ebay xx
 
I wonder sometimes whether the length is right, I know my LO is long (91st centile) but I do wonder how they would fit an 18 month old!
I'll have a look on ebay and see how much they are - they are so expensive when he grows out of them so quickly!
 
My LO is very long too, always has been. I wonder this too. Although saying that, she has a 1tog baby k one thats 6-18months and its sooooooo long. whereas this 1 was from George and its tiny! xx
 
the boys have 18-36 month ones they have a fold up part which you unclip when they get taller - they are short arses lol so no problems growing out length wise here just width wise chunky monkeys they are.
 
Thanks, I'll look into some bigger ones, I like the sound of the 18-36 month ones as hopefully they will last a little longer!!
 

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