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Description
0.5 TOG Soft and Breathable Organic Cotton: Lictin baby sleep sacks are made of premium organic cotton that is super-soft, lightweight, and breathable. With a TOG rating of 0.5, the sleep sacks keep your little one from overheating and ensure cozy and sleep peacefully throughout the nights.
Adjustable Length to Grow with Baby: The sleep bags are available in three sizes and can be adjusted in length with fastening tapes on the back to accommodate your little one growth.
Convenient 2-Way Zippers: Our infant wearable blanket feature high-quality, safe 2-way zippers, which allow parents to unzip from the bottom for easier diaper changes without disturbing the toddler’s sleep.
Prioritize Baby’s Safety and Comfort: The bottom with large space allows the child’s legs to stretch freely for better hip development. The sleeveless design also provides unrestricted arm movement for kids and helps prevent overheating on warm days.
Unconditional Satisfaction Guarantee: Lictin values the well-being of both you and your baby, and we strive to maintain your satisfaction as our top priority. That’s why we offer a hassle-free refund policy, ensuring that you can always shop with confidence.
I ordered these Lictin Baby sleep sacks for my soon to be born twin grand babies to wear when they stay over. I liked the fact that they are cotton and sleeveless for the summer months, yet would still work during cooler months if one puts a heavier onesie under it. When my son was an infant I could never keep him covered as he would get hot and very sweaty, and then be cold. He hated the swaddling that so many suggest, so I knew when I was told we are expecting twins that I would preempt this possibility in case his sons happen to have inherited the same preferences.I did find the velcro shortening strips to be a little oddly unattractive. Snaps would have been a much nicer option for this. I’m seriously considering cutting them off.