T40 Toddler Sleeping Bags Boys Girls | Ages 2-4 | Puffy Kids Sleeping Bag Camping Sleepovers |up to 46 in| Lightweight Compact Comfort for Indoor Outdoor Machine Washable

This with a beanie is perfect for my 2 year old in about 30 degree weather.

we went out for desert camping with my 3 year old, and she loved it, turned into a game for her sleep in this very fluffy and cozy sleeping bag, and she fell a sleep in it ny the campfire, highly recommend.

We took our 2 year old camping for the first time in late midwest summer, when temps had just dropped down to about 45 at night. With fleece jammies underneath, he seemed cozy.

This sleeping bag is awesome. I seldom leave reviews but wanted to give this a shout out. I’m always worried about safety but once I put this on my toddler I saw that it fit well. He slept in it during a camping trip with no problems. He tosses too much to rely on blankets to keep him warm on a cold camping night. So grateful to have this!

Recently took my almost 2yo car camping for the first time with an overnight low of 27deg. This bag kept him cozy and warm with wool long underwear and pajamas layered underneath. Caveat that we used a quality self inflating mat with a high R value to buffer cold from the ground. My toddler slept just as well, maybe better, than at home. Can't speak to durability of the bag as I've only used it once to date.

This sleeping bag is so nice. It is the perfect size for a 2- to 4-year-old toddler. It is 42” long and 40” wide. It does not have a hood. Instead, it has faux fur trim around the neck and on the inside at the top of the zipper. This keeps the child's skin from being irritated by the seams and material. The sleeping bag zipper runs up the middle of the bag in the front (not on the side) which is convenient when dealing with toddlers. The zipper has two pulls, one at the top and one at the bottom. The bottom one has a pocket that covers the end of the zipper. The top pull has a nice finger loop that is easy to grab. There is also a zipper guard on the inside of the zipper that helps to keep the zipper from catching the inside of the sleeping bag.What makes this different from a small size sleeping bag is the fact that it has sleeves. The sleeves have cuffs at the ends that can close off the ends of the sleeves. This keeps the bag closed and keeps the child's hands from getting too cold. The cuff can be folded back to allow the hands to stick out of the wrist opening. This makes it very versatile and can grow with your child.The bag is soft and fluffy but compacts well. It is made of fiberfill material but it fluffs like down. This sleeping bag is good down to 40° and weighs slightly more than 1 lb. It comes with its own stuff sack for carrying and packing. I recommend stuffing the bag into the sack as it is too slippery and awkward to roll. The stuff sack has a drawstring with a cord lock.

But now all the material is clustering and bunching together. My son has a different Brad and this has not happened and he has had it longer.

Each year we go to a family camping trip that's held the week before Easter. It doesn't matter what the weather is like, we all head to the same spot and spend the week together. Sometimes we can wear shorts and sometimes we've had snow.We have learned a lot of skills because of it. We're probably crazy for doing so because we've taken little newborns with us (there was one with us just a few weeks ago at this year's camp)My brother has a high-tech weather station that he brought one year and he recorded the overnight temperature at 19 degrees! Crazy!I can hardly sleep because I'm always reaching over and touching the kids to see if they are warm or not. Sometimes they have kicked off their covers and now they are cold to the touch. Scares me!So this little outfit is the perfect solution. No matter what, they can't wiggle out of their covers this way. They still need a blanket besides this or even more on really cold nights but this sure helps me feel better.Now I just need one for the older kids and I'll be set.