Bought the biggest size, I was relieved it “just” fits my 3.5 year old girl who’s generally wearing size 5-6. Nice and cosy and soft. I find the woolbabe duvet styles too “stiff” so we’ve used padded Ergopouch sleep sacks or sleep suits every winter and I’ve always been happy with them! Just be careful and don’t over-dry them in the dryer… dry them carefully and you’ll get longer out of them before your kid grows out of the

My son has always been cold at night. We live in an older home that must have drafts & no matter how many layers he had on he would still have icy cold hands.Since putting him in the ergo onesie 2.5 tog with a regular pair of PJs hes finally warm throughout the night & very in the mornings. We usually keep our temp set to 68F but it feels more like 66F/67F in his room usually.He also has lots of room to grow into it! But we can roll up the sleeves & the ankles have the tighter part that allows his feet to stay out. I really like the onesie & im glad we got it!

After less than 5 months the feet have holes. My son grew out of his Love to Dream suit and they were/are sold out of the next size (great quality and no holes after 7 months). I found, tried and liked the Ergo Pouch as a replacement. I was shocked when I started to see holes. I wrote to the company and was even more shocked when they said they feel he has walked in it to much and just like socks holes can happen when walked on. I wrote back to say my son doesn’t walk beyond reasonable expectations in the suit. He is out in the suit after bath, is put on our laps for books and bed. When he wakes up we drape the suit on his crib and change his diaper. He isn’t allowed to be in the suit outside of his crib so he can associate it with sleep. I was shocked that their ... MoreAfter less than 5 months the feet have holes. My son grew out of his Love to Dream suit and they were/are sold out of the next size (great quality and no holes after 7 months). I found, tried and liked the Ergo Pouch as a replacement. I was shocked when I started to see holes. I wrote to the company and was even more shocked when they said they feel he has walked in it to much and just like socks holes can happen when walked on. I wrote back to say my son doesn’t walk beyond reasonable expectations in the suit. He is out in the suit after bath, is put on our laps for books and bed. When he wakes up we drape the suit on his crib and change his diaper. He isn’t allowed to be in the suit outside of his crib so he can associate it with sleep. I was shocked that their response was to make up an excuse (a wrong one). The bottom of the suit has no wear and would if I had my son walking around in the suit. This product is expensive and not worth the short life span. It’s so disappointing since I now have to find another alternative. By the way, my son has never worn holes in his socks and he does wear them regularly.