An example would be my hardline approach on the following: if parents are asleep, babies of all ages should only sleep in completely empty cribs or Pack n Plays. Which leads me to share my thoughts on whether or not sleep sacks are safe. After 8 weeks of age, the only type of sleep sack a baby should be sleeping in is one that is sleeveless.https://www.biloban.com/collections/sleeping-bag

The American Academy of Pediatrics now advises families to stop swaddling their children as soon as baby shows signs of being able to roll over, or 8 weeks of age, whichever comes first. If you choose to transition your child from a swaddle to a sleep sack, you should only transition them to a sleeveless sleep sack.https://www.biloban.com/collections/sleeping-bag

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Why Keep Arms Free?https://www.biloban.com/collections/sleeping-bag

Sleep sacks which cover the arms tend to have a lot of excess fabric, and this fabric can encumber a child’s ability to move freely. Most babies tend to practice rolling in their crib.https://www.biloban.com/collections/sleeping-bag
Which means you, the parent, could be asleep/not monitoring baby. If they become trapped on their stomach because the excess fabric on their arms prevents them maneuvering their body freely, the situation could produce dire consequences.