Little Unicorn Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag vs Love to Dream Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG)
The Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag is lighter: 1.1 vs 1.5 TOG. The Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG) lists for $0.04 less.
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| Little Unicorn Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag | Love to Dream Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG) | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Sleep sack | Sleep sack |
| List price | $49.99 | $49.95Lowest price |
| Sizes | Small: 10–18 lb, 23–26 in, 0–6 months Medium: 16–24 lb, 26–30 in, 6–12 months Large: 20–28 lb, 28–32 in, 12–18 months X-Large: 27–30 lb, 30–35 in, 18–24 months | 6-12 months: 6–12 months 12-24 months: 12–24 months 24-36 months: 24–36 months |
| TOG | 1.1 | 1.5 |
| Arms | Arms out | Arms out |
| Closure | 2-way zipper | 2-way zipper with covered zipper house |
| Material | Cotton muslin | cotton fleece |
| Machine washable | Yes | Not listed |
| Maker's use notes | Move from swaddle to sleep bag once baby rolls and wiggles out of swaddles | Not listed |
Little Unicorn Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag
Lightweight muslin sleep bag in four sizes through 24 months.
- Wide size range
- Two-way zip for changes
Love to Dream Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG)
Long-sleeve wearable suit with legs and convertible foot covers for mobile toddlers.
- Legs and foot covers for walkers
- 2-way zip for changes
- Sizes start at 6 months
Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag or Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG)?
Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.
Is the Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG) cheaper than the Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag?
Yes. $49.95 versus $49.99 list price.
Which is lighter?
The Cotton Muslin Sleep Bag at 1.1 TOG versus 1.5 TOG for the Sleep Suit (Long Sleeve, Cotton Fleece 1.5 TOG). TOG is a fabric warmth rating. Each maker publishes its own room-temperature chart; use the chart for the product you have. Safe sleep: see the AAP's guide to safe sleep and NICHD Safe to Sleep. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.
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