Grow bags/sleeping bags for babies

[kick3m0n]

To anyone who uses these (or knows how fabulous they are) - any ideas where (if anywhere) I can find bags for 18-24 months, or older?  I know he'll have to use sheets and blankies/duvets etc eventually, but the bags are great.  I got his current ones in TK Maxx but they only go up to 12-18months.  Any help out there ABers?

[ck1]

have a look at www.kiddicare.com, they have some that go up to 36 months...

[kick3m0n]

On behalf of my wee guy and his parents....THANK YOU ck1!! XXXX

[crisgal]

you could also try the great little trading company - www.thegltc.co.uk

[smudge]

My husband always called baby grows, or all in ones: 'growbags'. I think it sounds cute!

[kick3m0n]

he's a smart guy smudge - one of the first companies to ever make them for the UK call theirs Gro Bags!!

[Greenbhoy]

We are about to get bags for 18-24 months from John Lewis.

I agree, they are a fabulous idea. Our son can be running mad but as soon as he goes in his "grow-bag", he settles down and knows that it is bedtime. Really good if the routine is set and they know the score.

Just a pity they don't have the same sort of routine builders for potty training (the next step).

[Greenbhoy]

http://www.gro-group.co.uk/brands/grobag/

The grobag website have some styles that come in toddlers sizes 18-36 months and some that come in young child sizes 3-6yrs old.

[smudge]

kick - My husband started calling them gro-bags 15 years ago when our first Grandchild was born. I can't wait to tell him that that is what they're now calling them here!

[michmum]

 there's always the idea of a childs normal sleeping bag, and they are cheaper than any bags i've seen even only when its cold

[kick3m0n]

ck1, thanks again for the reccommendation.  Ordered two bags, which were both in stock, and they arrived this morning.  Fab.  Cheers xx.

[samantha7781]

what are these kind of bags??