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Sleep sacks and sleeping bags are sending traditional swaddles packing, and for good reason.  While nothing says snug like a tightly-executed baby burrito, those mummy wraps can be quick to unravel once baby starts rolling about.

Thanks to some very bright folks at HALO (“The Original Sleep Sack”), parents can stop losing sleep over loose sheets, instead zipping their little ones into clever baby sleeping bags that provide the warmth and ritual of a swaddle without sacrificing too much snugness.   Other companies are getting in on the idea now, and there are even folks making them in custom fabrics on Etsy.

Sleep sacks, bags, whatever you want to call them, are fantastic gifts for baby’s first year and just beyond.  Most retail between $20-$50 depending on fabric and brand.  Handmade items often fetch a bit more.  Search “baby sleep sack” on Amazon for a good round-up.

Here are a few favorites (click pics for links):

Organic Elephant Sack from SewnNatural on Etsy | Photo Credit: Etsy/SewnNatural

DwellStudio Sleep Sack in Sparrow Lilac | Photo Credit: dwellstudio.com

HALO SleepSack Wearable Blanket in Organic Cowboy | Photo Credit: http://www.halosleep.com

Aden + Anais Mod Bee Sleeping Bag

Aden + Anais - Mod About Baby - Bee Sleeping Bag | Photo Credit: adenandanais.com

Finding “the right” photo frame or album can be frustrating – especially if your photo is a gift.

Enter: Rag & Bone Bindery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, purveyor of beautiful handmade photo books and other bindings.

The accordion photo book retails on the web site for $26.00 (+$5 shipping, but free gift wrap…), accommodates 10 photos, and is available in about two dozen cover options, as are all Rag & Bone books.

That’s a great value vs. individual frames, and makes a delightful gift for so many occasions.  We like the Red Rose binding (pictured) for Valentine’s Day, or any day.



  • JHeff: I have read a good number of comments about most users of the boba not really ever using the foot rests. Looking at the videos I've seen, the back on
  • Mama GaGa: Oh, boo! Thanks for the manufacturing update - I will make note in the post. Cheers - MG
  • Cathy: I know this is a couple years old but I ran across this post and was so excited when you said the Boba was made in America - a big selling point for m

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