Do you definetly want proper sleeping bag? We use a readybed for our daughter who is 2 1/2. Basically it is a Toddler sized air bed with built in sleeping bag, it also have an air headboard and side buffers to keep them in place.
If it is very cold, we supplement this with blankets. No problems so far with it.
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I'm not too fussed just as long as they are warm. Where can you get one as we're going onour first camping trip this weekend. Just bought a tent today and want to make the most of the good weather while it's here.
just come back from 2 weeks in france. we were worried that two year old would crawl out of, or right into, a conventional bag so put her on the blow up bed with inflatable surround as decribed by other reply (looks a bit like a shallow dinghy) and then had her in conventional gro-bag type sleeping bag with blanket on top, these bags go right up to 3 year olds at least, enjoy...
When my daughter was very young I was worried that she would dissapear down the bottom of her sleeping bag and had an idea to clamp it at a decent length ,with two bits of smoothed wood screwed together at bottom . I never got to try it though but I reckon its a go'er as it would also hinder rotation to some degree . Sh 's six now and getting too big for her child size mummy bag . how did she get that big so fast lol
Just use an adult sleeping bag & tie it up just under her feet with a piece of ribbon. You can alter as she grows. Saves wasting money on childs ones as they grow so quick.
Vabgo do a convertible bag which has an extra section you can zip in the bottom convert from small child to large child - we have one and it is very good and will last you a long time
We have the Vango Junior for our 2 year old. He's so tiny in it but he does just fine in it and it keeps him super warm. There's a pic in my gallery of him in it. Got it at Go Outdoors real cheap.
I use a standard size envelope sleeping bag (2 season) for my 2 year old daughter & tie a cord just under her feet. so she cant slip too far down. She sleeps well in it.
Tried the readybed and gro-bag combination but she couldn't move about freely enough and didn't like it.
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Topic: Toddler sleeping bag help
