Halo Micro-Fleece SleepSack Review & Giveaway US & CANADA

HALO Innovation’s SleepSack® wearable blankets have become the standard for hospital nurseries and parents alike. In fact, 1,000 hospital nurseries use the HALO SleepSack Swaddle instead of blankets through the HALO Safer Way to Sleep Initiative. HALO Innovations also offers free Safe Sleep Practices kits to childbirth educators to help further the cause of SIDS prevention.

I was excited to try our one of their wearable blankets. Now that winter is approaching and we have a new baby I am always looking for safer items for the crib. I tried one of Halo's Micro-Fleece SleepSack in the Owl Leaves print and it retails for $24.95.

The Halo® SleepSack® wearable blanket replaces loose blankets in the crib that can cover your baby's face and interfere with breathing. In addition to sleeping safer, it helps babies sleep better, too. It's a warm cuddly blanket they can't kick off; ensuring baby sleeps soundly throughout the night.

• Replaces loose blankets for safe sleep.
• Recognized as “Hip Healthy” by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.
• Inverted zipper for easy diaper changes.
• Machine wash with like colors.
• 100% Polyester Micro-fleece 

I love this and it is super soft. The fabric is soft and cuddly and I would love one in my size too!  Here is my little guy wearing this in his crib.

Now a sleeping baby safe in his Halo Sleep Sack.

You can purchase these new designs at Target and Amazon

Safe Sleep Practices

ALWAYS

• Place baby to sleep on his or her back at naptime and at night time.
• Use a crib that meets current safety standards with a firm mattress that fits snuggly and is covered with only a tight-fitting crib sheet.
• Remove all soft bedding and toys from your baby’s sleep area (this includes loose blankets, bumpers, pillows and positioners). The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests using a wearable blanket instead of loose blankets to keep your baby warm.
• Offer a pacifier when putting baby to sleep. If breastfeeding, introduce pacifier after one month or after breastfeeding has been established.
• Breastfeed, if possible, but when finished, put your baby back to sleep in his or her separate safe sleep area alongside your bed.

NEVER

• Never put your baby to sleep on any soft surface
• Never dress your baby too warmly for sleep; keep room temperature 68-72 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Never allow anyone to smoke around your baby or take your baby into a room or car where someone has recently smoked.

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