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    Posted: 25 April 2009 at 8:27am
Tayla over the last couple of weeks has started "travelling" around her cot, ending up with her head right up on the headboard and a couple times wiggled out of her blankets and turned around so she was parallel with the headboard and blankets and she has a sleeping wedge but still manages to wiggle out of that too.
so since it's getting close to winter I was thinking of getting Tayla a couple grobags and was wondering if anyone had a travelling baby and would the sleeping bags help stop this??

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Hi, we had the same problem with our son and put him in a gogo bag and he stopped travelling, but he was waking up heaps as he actually likes the covers over him , so we have him a swaddledee wrap, with his blankets over him and he doesn't move in that.
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Ella used to move around heaps in her sleep as well, and moving her to a sleeping bag didn't change that at all (she could still rolling,crawl,walk,run, jump in the sleeping bag)....BUT at least I knew that she would always be warm no matter whereabouts in the cot she ended up.  So yes I would recommend some sleeping bags for winter.

I was worried that she would always need to be a sleeping bag, but thankfully she has recently started to outgrow this and even through she still turns a lot in her sleep, she now manages to sleep underneath a duvet.

 

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Yep Issy still ends up all over the cot and she is in a sleeping bag, the only real advantage is that you know that they are warm no matter where they end up in the cot.
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Thanks, will definatley get some now just to know she will stay warm. It's quite funny the positions she gets into
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as the others said, sleeping bag won't stop her moving!! but will keep her covered no matter where she ends up!! :) and they do end up in some weird and wonderful positions! :)
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