We had expected a big baby so had bought gro bags ready for her, obviously that wasn’t happening yet.

I didn't like the fact that the zip started just underneath baby's chin, it was a very snug fit and it made me feel nervous that it would be too tight around her neck especially after wriggling in the night. The main struggle for me were the poppers, I feel like if these were zips they would make it a lot easier for putting the baby in and keeping arms inside. The Gro-snug is available in two different weights - Light and Cosy, for different room temperatures.I know that my baby is safe and warm enough at bedtime and that I don't need to worry or fuss with blankets. They are proud that right from the start the company worked closely with the safe sleep charity the Lullaby Trust, and so safety and quality has always been important in what they do. I knew we had to find a solution and something safer than just placing him with a blanket over him instead (where he could get the blanket over his mouth/face etc by accident) and when I went to purchase sleeping bags for him instead believing that would be the safe answer – I was surprised to see that really there was none on the market suitable generally.

The latter wasn’t a major problem, as I just needed to cover her with a muslin before I started feeding!

I've only heard great things about Gro Snug so may well have an Xmas pressie all sorted now – thank you! Based on the latest medical expertise, the gro-snug keeps your baby comfortable, and perfectly transitions them in to their first Grobag.