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	HALO SleepSack 100% Cotton Wearable Blanket, Baby Blue, X-Large List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $19.99 Used From: $16.76
	HALO SleepSack Wearable Blanket The HALO SleepSack Wearable Blanket is the only blanket on the market this customized to fit a range of sizes to ensure safety for all infants. Its design is making consumers and vendors alike rethink the idea of a baby blanket...

	HALO SleepSack 100% Organic Cotton Wearable Blanket, Green/Blue Dots, Small List Price: $28.99 Sale Price: $22.99 Used From: $25.75
	The HALO SleepSack Wearable Blanket replaces loose blankets for safer sleep. It's the first and only wearable blanket endorsed by the SIDS Alliance and reduces the risk of rebreathing (the inhalation of carbon dioxide), which has been associated as a possible cause of sudden infant death syndrome...

	HALO SleepSack Micro-Fleece Swaddle, Cream, Small List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $17.99
	Halo Microfleece SleepSack Swaddle - CreamDesigned by a parent who lost an infant to SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), and now being used in hospital nurseries nationwide, the HALO® SleepSack™ wearable blanket replaces loose bedding in the crib that can cover your baby's face and interfere with breathing...

	HALO SleepSack 100% Organic Cotton Wearable Blanket, Cats/Dogs, Small List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $22.95
	Ideal for the family that embraces a natural lifestyle. Made of 100% organically-grown cotton that is free of chemicals dyes and preservatives. The original SleepSackTM wearable blanket hugs your baby allowing her to sleep more soundly...

	HALO SleepSack 100% Wearable Blanket Applique, Elephant, Medium List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $24.99 Used From: $22.16
	The HALO® SleepSack® wearable blanket replaces loose blankets in the crib for a safer night's sleep. Reduces the risk of rebreathing (inhalation of carbon dioxide), a suspected cause of SIDS, and suffocation...

	Summer Infant Swaddlepod, 0-3 Months ,Ivory List Price: $10.99 Sale Price: $9.99 Used From: $8.69
	The SwaddlePod is the award-winning #1 swaddler recommended by pediatricians. Developed together with leading safe sleep experts, the SwaddlePod creates a cozy womb-like feeling for baby and helps prevent baby from startling himself awake...

	HALO SleepSack 100% Organic Cotton Wearable Blanket, Teacup, Small List Price: $28.99 Sale Price: $20.99
	This SleepSackTM wearable blanket is made from 100% Organic Cotton. It replaces loose blankets for safer sleep, and it's the wearable blanket that carries the "#1 Safe Sleep Product" gold seal from First Candle/SIDS Alliance...

	HALO SleepSack Comfort Mesh Early Walker Wearable Blanket, Cream Frog, X-Large List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $17.61
	Halo Innovations Early Walker SleepSack Wearable Blanket Comfort Mesh, Cream Frog, LargeDesigned for an Early Walker's nighttime comfort and routine, the HALO Early Walker SleepSack wearable blanket prevents kids from kicking off their blankets, so they stay warm and comfortable all night long...

	Nature's Purest Sleepy Safari Blanket Sleeper List Price: $32.99 Sale Price: $32.99 Used From: $30.35
	Nature's Purest Sleepy Safari Blanket Sleeper, 0-6 MonthsThe Nature's Purest Sleepy Safari Blanket Sleeper is made of the softest organically grown, naturally colored cotton jersey. It is produced without any use of harmful pesticides, chemicals, or dyes...

	HALO SleepSack Micro-Fleece Wearable Blanket, Blue Dog, X-Large List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $29.28
	HALO SleepSack Wearable Blanket The HALO SleepSack Wearable Blanket is the only blanket on the market this customized to fit a range of sizes to ensure safety for all infants. Its design is making consumers and vendors alike rethink the idea of a baby blanket...

5 Tips for Selecting the Best Baby Sleep Wear

Of all the joys a new mother has, the biggest is holding that brand new bundle of joy for the very first time. In an instant, we fall wholeheartedly, unconditionally in love.

There's just something so indescribable about the look on a new baby's face, the touch of their tiny hands and the warm, cuddling embrace. Before we even have a chance to take a deep breath, they own us entirely, forever and always.

Then, of course, panic sets in!

We moms worry about everything! From selecting correct toys to trying to decide if their rooms are decorated just right. If it has to do with our new bundles of joy, it's an issue that's worth fretting over.

There are just too many things to think of.

When it comes to baby sleep wear, there are some excellent suggestions to help make sure you get it right.

Selecting the best sleep wear is not rocket science. But it is serious business which can cost you a lot of money and valuable sleep if you get it wrong.

Great big blankets, hot, fuzzy sleepers and other overpowering sleep wear generally is not the way to go.

In fact, the American SIDs Institute offers some very simple advice. That organization says basic, comfortable baby sleep wear that doesn't overheat is generally the best route to take.

When coupled with a room that is kept at a comfortable temperature your little bundle of joy should sleep like a lamb.

So, what exactly does this mean?

It means applying a little old fashion commonsense to the selection of sleep wear. Some basic ideas to consider include:

* Swaddle blankets. There are some fantastic wearable sleep blankets that are ideal for newborns that like a snug feel. They are especially great in cooler climates or when indoor temperatures are kept a little low for adults' comfort.

The Halo Sleep Sack is an example of these. The beauty of this particular option is that it replaces the need for often dangerous loose-fitting blankets. When coupled with a one-piece sleeper, these safer blankets are often ideal.

* Basic sleepers. Footed sleepers and even Onsie-type body suits are quite often ideal for cooler and warmer temperatures, respectively. Just make sure the materials selected breathe and are not too snug or too loose fitting.

* Nightgowns. While these are always popular, nightgowns can be a pain in the neck for wiggly newborns and older infants. If she likes to scoot around, they can bunch up and cause some problems. Use your best judgment here.

* Thickness, buttons and other concerns. Make sure baby sleep wear is not too thick and hot. Also check for any pieces that might come off an cause choking hazards. Buttons are cute, but unless they are very, very big, they probably do not belong on your sleep wear.

* Materials. The fabrics involved in creating baby sleep wear are worth worrying about. Make sure they are non-flammable or at least flame retardant. Even the best-selected wardrobe of baby clothes can turn out a mistake if the wrong materials go into their creation.

We moms are worriers and rightfully so. When it comes to selecting the right clothes, fortunately there are ways to put some of the concerns to rest.

Apply a little common sense, read the labels and try to relax. This is one area where getting it right isn't that difficult.

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