A: The Sleepsuit is designed with 3 layers of fabric to give babies a cozy, comfy feeling for transitioning out of the swaddle. The Sleepsuit is not weighted but is effective for muffling the startle reflexes. Please contact us directly if you have any product questions. magicsleepsuit@gmail.com or 877-458-0130.

A: It kept my at the time 1 month old asleep better than the swaddleme, it allowed him to move his arms as he wanted but not to fast or sudden.

A: Thank you for your inquiry. The Magic Sleepsuit is designed to be used in accordance with the safe sleep guidelines including the ABCs of sleep (Alone, Back, Crib) and in a room at the AAP recommended temperature for babies, which is on the cooler side. It is designed with open hands and feet, which allows baby’s heat to dissipate as they sleep. We recommend dressing the baby in a diaper or a onesie under the Magic Sleepsuit - no more than one layer of light cotton.

A: There is not a Tog rating on the Magic Sleepsuit as there are with sleep sacks and swaddles due to the fact that it is designed with open hands and feet that allows your baby's heat to dissipate while they sleep. Customer satisfaction is very important to us, please contact us directly with any additional product questions. magicsleepsuit@gmail.com or 1-877-458-0130.

A: We recommend the Magic Dream Sack. It is a wearable blanket made from the same materials as the Magic Sleepsuit so that babies can continue to sleep well in the cozy fabrics they have grown to Love. By using the same material and two layers of fabric to create a comfy and secure feeling, the Baby Merlin ‘s Dream Sack provides your baby with a familiar sleep environment.

A: Because babies' arms and legs are in the outstretched position when wearing The Magic Sleepsuit, their sleep area should be large enough so their arms and legs do not touch the side of the sleep space. Smaller sleep spaces can cause the fabric to shift. Many parents transition to a larger sleep space at the same time they are transitioning to The Magic Sleepsuit.

A: Proper fit and timing of introduction are essential to the success of the Magic Sleepsuit. A good rule of thumb to use regarding sizing is to match the Magic Sleepsuit size to the clothing he wears consistently outside of the crib. When he is wearing 3-6 month clothing, the 3-6 month Magic Sleepsuit will be a better fit. Likewise, the 6-9 month Sleepsuit fits better when your little one is wearing 6-9 month clothing. The baby's weight and size of clothing are more important factors than length as the hands and feet are open by design.

A: At 8 weeks, she is still on the very young side to introduce as her startle reflex may still be too strong. Most parents introduce at 3 months when transitioning from the swaddle. We recommend keeping a close eye on her as she become more mobile inside to ensure she can’t wiggle out. Many times when parents introduce early they have a short period of great success as she is so cozy, then when they become more active the “Magic”wears off because it’s too big.

A: It is recommended that babies transition out of the Magic Sleepsuit when they can roll over while wearing it, or seem to be trying to roll over in it. This is a sign they are ready for the next stage of sleep of having more freedom of movement. The Magic Sleepsuit is designed for back sleeping in the bare crib from the swaddle transition stage until babies are ready for that next stage of having more movement. Often babies will roll while awake and out of the Magic Sleepsuit well before they are able to roll over while in it.

A: For the 3-6 month suit, the weight guidelines are 12 to 18 pounds.

A: Our minimum weight for the 3-6 month size suit is 12 lbs. Proper fit is very important to the safety and function of the Magic Sleepsuit. We always invite customers to email us pictures for a visual sizing assessment at magicsleepsuit@gmail.com or call 877-458-0130.