DS sleeps in a grobag and I am wondering which one to buy for summer. I have the 2.5 TOG for winter, but unsure weather to buy the 1.0 TOG or 0.5 TOG? I dont want to shell out for both. I am thinking with the lighter one I can always put another layer on Bailey? Our house is quite new so our insulation is pretty good so it doesn't get too hot or too cold here. Thoughts anyone? Especially any parents in Adelaide/SA in similar climate?
i have one of each, living textiles ones are 30ish or dreambags are 40ish
1 tog is good for autumn or spring, half tog is good but if it gets really really hot just a damp muslin wrap and nappy can work too
I'm in Melbourne and we have 2.5 tog grobags (a couple of them, due to DD's habit of spewing on it 5 minutes after I put her down to bed).
I wasn't sure whether to buy another for summer or not. I am going to monitor the room temperature through the summer, of course, so will buy a lighter tog one if it's getting too hot. But I figured that I sleep under my doona for quite a lot of the year. It's quite a cool room, so there are not so many nights when I can handle just a sheet. For those nights, of course I'll put DD under a sheet or leave off a cover altogether. But I reckon that she'll be OK in her 2.5 tog grobag, with only a short-sleeved bodysuit underneath, on any night that I am comfortable under the doona.
Maybe I'm wrong on that - haven't tried it yet (she's only 5 months old). But that's the plan anyway.
I am also planning to open the zipper on the grobag from the bottom, to let more air through around her feet, on warmer nights, to help her stay comfy. Not sure if that'll work either.
If we have to buy more grobags I'll roll my eyes and do it. Aren't they a wonderful product! I am absolutely amazed at the beating ours have taken so far (our 0-6 month one was washed nearly daily for months) without showing any signs of wear. I absolutely plan to use them for future kids, if we have them. Definitely worth paying for, in my opinion.
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