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Phil and Ted's Baby Sleeping Bag in Red Overview:
- Phil & Teds Snuggle & SnoozeTM Sleeping Bag - Red/Charcoal Sleepsack for toasty riding
- Ripstop fabric outer with 200gsm hollowfill inner
- Safety harness compatible
- Meaures 34 inches long.
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Phil and Ted's Baby Sleeping Bag in Red Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: 
Brilliant for my 6-month old in an icy Vermont winter, January 13, 2009 Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Phil and Ted's Baby Sleeping Bag in Red (Baby Product) Fits into the P&T stroller perfectly and is generously sized without being too bulky etc. Our boy is only 6-months old now but I can foresee it being good until he grows out of the stroller. We just leave it in the stroller all the time at the moment, but it's very quick and easy to put in and take out if needs be - just need to feed the harness through the gaps.
SO super cosy and warm we don't always even need a coat/snowsuit for my son when he's snuggied up in his P&T sleeping bag. Just popping his hat on and zipping him in seems to be more than warm enough for short walks, even in the wintery cold of Vermont. J positively beams when we zip him into it - he thinks it's great fun and loves to snuggle into the soft and cosy fleecey lining. The whole thing can be done up so there's only a little 'peep hole' at the top, or it easily loosens off and unzips if things heat up too much.
I did have a slight concern at first about the length of loose cords when we... Read more
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: best from what I've seen, November 25, 2009 By GSM "GSM" (Boston, MA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Phil and Ted's Baby Sleeping Bag in Red (Baby Product) Fellow moms:
I had already one Phil and Ted sleeping sac (with my P&T stroller) and liked it. It's a bit short for my older child, so I was thinking of getting one of the other sleeping sacs out there... so I went to the store and compared my P&T with (a) Brookspond Perennial Buggy Blanket (toddler size) and (b) JJ Cole Urban (also toddler size of course).
What I found: these 'toddler size' buntings seem to come in the same length anyway, so there's no real advantage of one over the other in terms of overall length. The JJ Cole Urban and the Bookspond have more features to adjust to different strollers, but obviously the P&T bunting fits perfect into a P&T stroller. The JJ Cole seems lighther (less warm I suppose) than the P&T, and the downsides of the Brookspond I thought were that it's less 'cozy'/feels more rigid. The Brookspond's feature of having an insert for boots seems like a good idea, on the one hand, but that part of the bunting is not insulated, so... Read more
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| 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Brilliant for my 6-month old in an icy Vermont winter, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Phil and Ted's Baby Sleeping Bag in Red (Baby Product) Fits into the P&T stroller perfectly and is generously sized without being too bulky etc. Our boy is only 6-months old now but I can foresee it being good until he grows out of the stroller. We just leave it in the stroller all the time at the moment, but it's very quick and easy to put in and take out if needs be - just need to feed the harness through the gaps.SO super cosy and warm we don't always even need a coat/snowsuit for my son when he's snuggied up in his P&T sleeping bag. Just popping his hat on and zipping him in seems to be more than warm enough for short walks, even in the wintery cold of Vermont. J positively beams when we zip him into it - he thinks it's great fun and loves to snuggle into the soft and cosy fleecey lining. The whole thing can be done up so there's only a little 'peep hole' at the top, or it easily loosens off and unzips if things heat up too much. I did have a slight concern at first about the length of loose cords when we... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: best from what I've seen, By GSM "GSM" (Boston, MA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Phil and Ted's Baby Sleeping Bag in Red (Baby Product) Fellow moms:I had already one Phil and Ted sleeping sac (with my P&T stroller) and liked it. It's a bit short for my older child, so I was thinking of getting one of the other sleeping sacs out there... so I went to the store and compared my P&T with (a) Brookspond Perennial Buggy Blanket (toddler size) and (b) JJ Cole Urban (also toddler size of course). What I found: these 'toddler size' buntings seem to come in the same length anyway, so there's no real advantage of one over the other in terms of overall length. The JJ Cole Urban and the Bookspond have more features to adjust to different strollers, but obviously the P&T bunting fits perfect into a P&T stroller. The JJ Cole seems lighther (less warm I suppose) than the P&T, and the downsides of the Brookspond I thought were that it's less 'cozy'/feels more rigid. The Brookspond's feature of having an insert for boots seems like a good idea, on the one hand, but that part of the bunting is not insulated, so... Read more |
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