1.Zen Sack™ Winter Nested Bean
The gently weighted Zen Sack echoes your reassuring touch on baby’s chest, so your little one always feels comforted and secure, like in your embrace!
Helps transition from any swaddle. Can be worn backwards by tummy sleepers who can roll independently. Moreover, Zen Sack Winter is warm and cozy for cooler rooms or colder weather
- Reduces fussiness
- Improves sleep
- Promotes health
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2. Halo SleepSack 100% Cotton Swaddle
The Halo SleepSack is made of 100% cotton, and it’s the only swaddle that adjusts three ways to fit your baby’s sleep style. Your baby can keep their arms in, out, or move their arms to their face so it will never feel too constricting. Then, when your baby gets bigger, it can be used as a wearable blanket.
- 100% cotton
- Imported
- 3-way adjustable swaddle adjusts to your baby’s sleep style.
- Swaddle arms in, hands-to-face, one or both arms out to ensure baby’s best sleep and an easy and gentle transition to the SleepSack wearable blanket when it is time to stop swaddling.
3.Carter’s Baby Microfleece Sleepbag
These snoozy sleep bags are perfect for sleepy babies. We love the neutral tones, and this pack of two includes one that features white elephants on a gray background, and one cream-colored sleep bag with the sweet face of a lamb right on the front.
- 100% Polyester
- Imported
- Machine Wash
- Cozy fleece
- Small (S): Age range: 0-3 months, Height: Up to 24″, Weight: 6-12 lb
- Medium (M): Age Range: 6-9 months, Height: 24-28″, Weight: 12.5-21 lb
4.Love to Dream InVenta Sleep Bag
When you’re worried that your baby is either too hot or cold while he sleeps, you can simply unzip or zip up the air vent on the front of this sleep sack to help regulate his body temperature
- super-soft 360 degree stretch
- 100% naturally breathable cotton
- quick and easy diaper changes
- comfort and keeping him warm and cozy throughout the night
5.Aden + Anais Classic Sleeping Bag
Made from the same material as the muslin swaddle blankets you already love, this sleeping bag unzips from the bottom for quick and easy middle-of-the-night diaper changes.
- 100% cotton
- Includes 1 pre-washed 100% cotton muslin wearable blanket
- Breathable: helps reduce the risk of overheating
- Safe: replaces loose blankets in the crib for a safer sleep
- Practical: zips open from the bottom for easy nighttime changes
- Machine washable: stays soft wash after wash
6.Baby Deedee Sleep Nest Baby Sleeping Bag
Your baby isn’t old enough for sleepovers just yet, so for now, zip her up in this quilted sleep nest that looks just like a sleeping bag. Shoulder straps make getting her into the bag a snap!
- exclusive shoulder straps make placing a sleeping or standing baby
- in the sleep nest a cinch, high-quality reverse zipper
- HIGH QUALITY: 100% cotton exterior, soft quilted interior
8 Solutions to Get Your Baby to Sleep Through the Night
1.Establish a bedtime routine. It’s never too early to get a bedtime routine started. Your bedtime routine should be simple and sustainable, so it’s easy for you to do every night. Even the smallest change in your baby’s routine can leave them feeling off, and suddenly waking more frequently at night. Include calming, soothing activities that your baby seems to respond to, like swaddling and shushing. The bedtime routine can be where you create positive sleep associations for your baby.
2.Teach your baby to self-soothe, which means trying your best to soothe them less. When your baby wakes in the middle of the night and cries for you, it’s always okay to go check on them. However, try and limit your time in there with them. Make it clear that it’s still time to sleep, not play or eat. Place your hand on their chest for a few moments to calm them, then leave the room. The Zen Swaddle and Zen Sack are gently weighted on the chest and sides, which make your baby feel like you’re still there. This can help ease separation anxiety, break the sleep association to be held to fall back asleep, and help your baby learn to self soothe.
3.Start weaning the night feedings. Once you get the okay from your doctor to stop night feedings, you should slowly start to reduce them. In many cases, feeding becomes a sleep association because you fed your baby every time they woke up. Just because that’s no longer necessary, doesn’t mean your baby won’t want it anymore. Slowly wean them off the night feedings (maybe try a dream feed?), feeding them less and not as frequently over a few days or a week to get them used to not feeding every time they wake.
4.Follow a schedule. Make sure your baby is getting the right amount of daytime sleep to prepare them to get the right amount of nighttime sleep. As newborns, babies can’t differentiate between day and night, they just sleep ‘round the clock. As they get older, they start sleeping longer periods, the longest stretches being at night. If their sleeping too much during the day they won’t stay asleep as long at night. Take a look at our sample sleep schedules for some suggested guidelines.
5.Keep a calming ambiance. Ambiance can be everything! Keep the room at comfortable temperature, make sure it stays dark, and even try adding some white noise in there! The softest of sounds can disturb your baby at night, the white noise will provide a consistent, soothing sound for them to fall asleep to, and it will drown out any other noises happening around the house.
Keeping a soothing sleep environment and incorporating a bedtime routine along with the Zen Sack can help a baby start sleeping longer
6.Stick to an appropriate bedtime. Putting your baby to sleep later in the hopes that they’ll sleep later in the morning most likely won’t work. If you’re following a schedule, it’s important to keep an appropriate bedtime for your little one to keep them on track. Remember, newborns don’t have a set bedtime, because they’re just sleeping whenever they need to. But around 3 months old, you can start to establish a healthy bedtime to accompany your sleep schedule.
7.Be patient. If your baby was sleeping through the night on their own before, and suddenly stopped, it might be a sleep regression or growth spurt’s fault. Growth spurts usually only last a few days, and then your baby should return to normal patterns. A regression can last 1-4 weeks. Be patient during times like this and focus on the fact that it won’t last.
8.Check out our sleep tips! In Baby Sleep Simplified you’ll find sample schedules for every age through the first year, as well as tips on what you should focus on during every sleep stage to help your baby become a good sleeper. You can also check out our
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