Using a baby sleep sack in a car seat or pram
Can a baby sleep sack be used in a car seat or pram?
ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 0.2 TOG Daisies: It is reported to be usable in a car seat or pram only with the arms taken out, which removes the swaddling effect, and it stops the baby sucking her hands to self-soothe. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack: A parent notes it can be used in the car seat but only with the arms out, which removes the swaddling effect, so it suits home use better. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 2.5 TOG: A parent notes the bag can be used in the car only with the arms out, which removes the swaddling effect. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 1.0 TOG Starbeam: A parent reports the swaddle can be used in a car seat but only with the arms taken out, which in their view defeats the purpose of swaddling for transfers. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack (also sold as ErgoCocoon and Cocoon Swaddle Bag): A parent found it a good zip-up swaddle for home but said the arms must be taken out to use it in a car, which defeats the point of swaddling, and that arms-in prevents hand-sucking self-soothing. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 1.0 TOG Bon Appetit: One owner says it can be used in the car, but only with the arms out, which she felt defeats the point of swaddling; she found a hands-up swaddle better for transferring a sleeping baby.
| Product | Why | Car or pram use | Fabric near face |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 0.2 TOG Daisies sold by ergopouch.com | It is reported to be usable in a car seat or pram only with the arms taken out, which removes the swaddling effect, and it stops the baby sucking her hands to self-soothe. | It is reported to be usable in a car seat or pram only with the arms taken out, which removes the swaddling effect, and it stops the baby sucking her hands to self-soothe. review | It is reported that the fabric creeps up over the baby's face when the arms are in, which parents describe as a suffocation risk and say makes it only safe for them with the arms out. review |
| 2. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack sold by ergopouch.com | A parent notes it can be used in the car seat but only with the arms out, which removes the swaddling effect, so it suits home use better. | A parent notes it can be used in the car seat but only with the arms out, which removes the swaddling effect, so it suits home use better. review | Reports that the bag creeps up over the baby's face during the night, even in what parents believed was the correct size, appear several times, and two parents describe it as a suffocation risk. review |
| 3. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 2.5 TOG sold by ergopouch.com | A parent notes the bag can be used in the car only with the arms out, which removes the swaddling effect. | A parent notes the bag can be used in the car only with the arms out, which removes the swaddling effect. review | Several parents report the bag riding up over the baby's face while their arms are in, including during naps and overnight, which they describe as frightening. review |
| 4. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 1.0 TOG Starbeam sold by ergopouch.com | A parent reports the swaddle can be used in a car seat but only with the arms taken out, which in their view defeats the purpose of swaddling for transfers. | A parent reports the swaddle can be used in a car seat but only with the arms taken out, which in their view defeats the purpose of swaddling for transfers. review | - |
| 5. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack (also sold as ErgoCocoon and Cocoon Swaddle Bag) sold by ergopouch.com | A parent found it a good zip-up swaddle for home but said the arms must be taken out to use it in a car, which defeats the point of swaddling, and that arms-in prevents hand-sucking self-soothing. | A parent found it a good zip-up swaddle for home but said the arms must be taken out to use it in a car, which defeats the point of swaddling, and that arms-in prevents hand-sucking self-soothing. review | - |
| 6. ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 1.0 TOG Bon Appetit sold by ergopouch.com | One owner says it can be used in the car, but only with the arms out, which she felt defeats the point of swaddling; she found a hands-up swaddle better for transferring a sleeping baby. | One owner says it can be used in the car, but only with the arms out, which she felt defeats the point of swaddling; she found a hands-up swaddle better for transferring a sleeping baby. review | - |
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