adult sleeping bag

[tijn2022]

may be its a dutch thing but ab holland like to sleep in a adult baby sleeping bag

start a webshop www.snugglezzz.nl and are global now. coming long sleeves and models soon..

is it fun to have in USA or a dutch thing?

Edited November 3, 2022 by DailyDi
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[Lil Leo]

On 11/2/2022 at 8:41 PM, tijn2022 said:

may be its a dutch thing but ab holland like to sleep in a adult baby sleeping bag

start a webshop www.snugglezzz.nl and are global now. coming long sleeves and models soon..

is it fun to have in USA or a dutch thing?

Hmmmm they look interesting!

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[Little BabyDoll Christine]

A s"sleeping bag' witu sleeves? In the US that would be a "baby bunting" and I have not seen or heard of them in quite a while. Sometimes they were plastic lined from the waist down

[tijn2022]

plastic lined is not good to sleep in it i think. Really better is cotton and with a nice baby print....

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

These were not for sleeping, they were to keep an infant warm. They had sleeves and a hood. The baby was usually dressed in footsie PJ's aka "Dr Dentons"

I have not seen them in decades

There was something of more recent vintage called a "sleep sack" the adult version of which was called a "snuggie". I have not seen them for years, also. Maybe you can find them on Ebay but I doubt they will be in baby prints but you can try

[BabySofia]

They look cute and interesting, but the washing instructions saying 'no tumble dry' means not worth the hassle for something like this to me. 

[tijn2022]

that is because the fabric is made of cotton, you can put it in the dryer but then the fabric may shrink slightly. If you let the sleeping bag dry outside the dryer, the product will remain perfect. The snugglezzz jogging is partly made for baby sleeping bags in holland and is therefore very nice to sleep in

[DiaperedPrince]

I remember my parents putting me into these as a kid because I couldn't keep my covers on me. I also remember hating them ?