gogo bag vs grobag???

Just wondering if anyone has tried either of these? My girls are constantly rolling around, throwing off their blankets, getting legs stuck between bars ect.
We are leaning towards gogo bags because they have a special on at the mo on the gogobag website 2 bags for $200 and usually they are $160 each. They look pretty good but has anyone had any experiance with them? Its alot of money for us to spend on something like this. I don't want to buy them only to find out they don't solve anything but I can't stand going in their room and seeing their poor little legs stuck anymore Plus they get cold in the night when they throw off their blankets.

I'm a gogo bag fan, they're absolutely brilliant. My mr is a blanket kicker and he is kept cosy.

I got given a NB-2 yr sized merino bag - v lucky - but will def buy another one. Good investment, they'll last for ages.

Right thats it, I got all excited about the promotion and the postive feedback so I've gone and purchased 2 of the winter weight gogo bags. You can only get the wildpoppy ones in the 2 for $200 special but they're cute so I'm happy. Its great that the size is meant to last untill 2yrs.

Very excited can't wait till they arrive so I can try them out.

kabe wrote: We've used them since about 3 months. Initially used a grobag, then purchased a merino & a cotton gogo bag when she grew out of the grobag. I think they're equally as good as each other. Must say though, with this heat we haven't been using it much lately!

Same! Even the cotton summer weight one is too hot for Issy at the moment.

I found the summer weight merino and cotton bags more useful than their winter counterpart. They are easier to handle and a bit faster to dry too.

We won a nb-2years one, and have bought two 2-4 years and just tuck the excess of material down at the bottom of the cot under the mattress. It's big enough to allow movement inside the bag but tucking it under ensures that they stay at the bottom of the cot.

You might have to sew up the seatbelt hole if you have an energetic kicker (sometimes they can get their foot stuck in the thing) until they pass that tricky height.

Kelly:
Gro-Bag
Go-Go Bag

We have two summer weight GroBags. I just them!!
They're a sleep cue for Hannah - especially when away from home, and she likes to move around her cot a lot during the night, so it means she's kept warm, but still has her arms out, so is cool.
Best money I ever spent!

we use the 60$ ones from the sleep store..and he loves it..cant undo any velcroe(like the other cheaper ones ive seen) and he's used it even in the 30 degree days....bonus:) and in the winter he just has a long sleeved top..score and cheap!:)

I LOVE my gogo bags. I have three - two summer weight, and a winter weight. I find it is really handy having a spare, as we have had a few milk disasters requiring a full change at bedtime.

It is a real sleep cue for DS, and he is all toasty and snug, and doesn't get his little legs stuck between the cot bars (he's a wriggler)

If you want to try something similar for a fraction of the cost, a couple of weeks ago I bought a cotton sleep sack from Postie Plus. the regular price was $30, but it was marked down to $15, and was then 50% off that in their summer sale. So only $7.50!

Thanks MamaPickle , oh my , ohhhh, my , could they be any cuter ! I want one !

Cooper has a Postie Plus one, for summer and they are great.

For winter he has got one from the Baby Factory, I think it was around $25 for that one.