ergoPouch 2.5 TOG Sleep Suit Bag Daisies
The award-winning Sleep Suit Bag is a safe-sleeping bag for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Its clever design converts from a traditional Sleeping Bag to a Sleep Suit with legs, using the 4-way zippers. The 2.5 TOG Sleep Suit Bag is insulated to keep a child warm during sleep in room temperatures 17-21°C. There is no need for additional blankets in the cot when using this product, making it a safe-sleep option. The 400 thread count organic cotton outer has a silky-smooth feel, and is made from an easy-care woven cotton fabric, similar to the feel of a flat sheet on your own bed. The stretchy side and shoulder panels are made from organic jersey cotton and ergonomically designed to allow your little one to move freely and prevent getting tangled during sleep. Parents can be assured the breathable GOTS certified Organic Cotton will help your child maintain an even temperature whilst sleeping and prevent overheating. Caution keep away from fire and heat.
The award-winning Sleep Suit Bag is a safe-sleeping bag for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Its clever design converts from a traditional Sleeping Bag to a Sleep Suit with legs, using the 4-way zippers. The 2.5 TOG Sleep Suit Bag is insulated to keep a child warm during sleep in room temperatures 17-21°C. There is no need for additional blankets in the cot when using this product, making it a safe-sleep option. The 400 thread count organic cotton outer has a silky-smooth feel, and is made from an easy-care woven cotton fabric, similar to the feel of a flat sheet on your own bed. The stretchy side and shoulder panels are made from organic jersey cotton and ergonomically designed to allow your little one to move freely and prevent getting tangled during sleep. Parents can be assured the breathable GOTS certified Organic Cotton will help your child maintain an even temperature whilst sleeping and prevent overheating. Caution keep away from fire and heat.
The award-winning Sleep Suit Bag is a safe-sleeping bag for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Its clever design converts from a traditional Sleeping Bag to a Sleep Suit with legs, using the 4-way zippers. The 2.5 TOG Sleep Suit Bag is insulated to keep a child warm during sleep in room temperatures 17-21°C. There is no need for additional blankets in the cot when using this product, making it a safe-sleep option. The 400 thread count organic cotton outer has a silky-smooth feel, and is made from an easy-care woven cotton fabric, similar to the feel of a flat sheet on your own bed. The stretchy side and shoulder panels are made from organic jersey cotton and ergonomically designed to allow your little one to move freely and prevent getting tangled during sleep. Parents can be assured the breathable GOTS certified Organic Cotton will help your child maintain an even temperature whilst sleeping and prevent overheating. Caution keep away from fire and heat.
The award-winning Sleep Suit Bag is a safe-sleeping bag for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Its clever design converts from a traditional Sleeping Bag to a Sleep Suit with legs, using the 4-way zippers. The 2.5 TOG Sleep Suit Bag is insulated to keep a child warm during sleep in room temperatures 17-21°C. There is no need for additional blankets in the cot when using this product, making it a safe-sleep option. The 400 thread count organic cotton outer has a silky-smooth feel, and is made from an easy-care woven cotton fabric, similar to the feel of a flat sheet on your own bed. The stretchy side and shoulder panels are made from organic jersey cotton and ergonomically designed to allow your little one to move freely and prevent getting tangled during sleep. Parents can be assured the breathable GOTS certified Organic Cotton will help your child maintain an even temperature whilst sleeping and prevent overheating. Caution keep away from fire and heat.
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The lowest price for ergoPouch 2.5 TOG Sleep Suit Bag Daisies right now is $47.50 at Kiddie Country, compared across 19 retailers.
The all-time low was $38.00 on 23 Feb 2026 — today's price is 25% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 27 Apr 2026.
Last updated at 27/04/2026 11:45:26
ergoPouch Sleep Suit Bag – Converts from a sleeping bag to a suit with legs. TOG-rated for safe sleep without blankets.
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ergoPouch Sleep Suit Bag 2.5 Tog, Daisies / 2-4 Y
Delivery between 29 Apr – 6 May $14.95
Ergopouch Sleep Suit Bag 2.5 Tog 2-4y - Daisies Bedtime
Delivery between 1–7 May $18.32
ErgoPouch Baby & Toddler Sleep Suit Bag TOG 2.5 - Daises 2-4 Years
Delivery $9.99
ergoPouch 2.5 tog Sleep Suit Bag Daisies Pink / 2-4 Years - Length 105cm
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ErgoPouch Sleep Suit Bag 2.5Tog
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ergoPouch 2.5 tog Organic Sleep Suit Bag
Delivery between 30 Apr – 6 May $12
ergoPouch Sleep Suit Bag 2.5 TOG Daisies / 2-4 Y
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ergoPouch Sleepsuit Bag 2.5 Tog Daisies Size 2-4 Years - Bed Accessories
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originally posted on ergopouch.com
The idea of the options for bag vs suit was great in my mind, but in practice I don't like it. For my child's age (8/9 months) and ability (not standing/walking), it is clumsy to get her into the bag/suit.Also, the theory of being able to open the bottom of the bag for diaper changes seemed convenient, but in practice I'm not impressed. For the design to work as legs, the top of the zipper opening has to be below the crotch, which means the diaper isn't accessible without bunching the suit up around the torso after unzipping. Then, when you're done with the diaper change, putting the zippers back together, in the dark, with a wiggly baby that is upset because she's tired and just wants to nurse and go back to sleep, takes too long. Matching up the sides of the ... MoreThe idea of the options for bag vs suit was great in my mind, but in practice I don't like it. For my child's age (8/9 months) and ability (not standing/walking), it is clumsy to get her into the bag/suit.Also, the theory of being able to open the bottom of the bag for diaper changes seemed convenient, but in practice I'm not impressed. For the design to work as legs, the top of the zipper opening has to be below the crotch, which means the diaper isn't accessible without bunching the suit up around the torso after unzipping. Then, when you're done with the diaper change, putting the zippers back together, in the dark, with a wiggly baby that is upset because she's tired and just wants to nurse and go back to sleep, takes too long. Matching up the sides of the zipper is really hard to do in this scenario, and I don't know why I keep getting the fabric caught in the zipper when I finally do get it started. Pure frustration at 2am.I regret buying this product and would recommend separate products for bag vs suit. That way the zippers won't come completely undone.Actually, I bought the winter onesie for my toddler last winter and I really liked it. The thing about that one is that I never had to change a diaper overnight and after struggling with these diaper changes, I'm thinking the 3-way zipper on that product isn't as diaper friendly as I imagine. Also, that product isn't available in 3.5 tog rating.
originally posted on ergopouch.com
For how much you’re paying I expected much higher quality. They don’t seal the bottom of the zippers so I’ve had the item less than a week and the zipper has come of track twice which is extremely frustrating to fight with a zipper for 10 min when trying to get a tired babe down to sleep. Also ordered some pjs and CANNOT believe how skinny they are. I have a very average size baby and couldn’t even squeeze her legs in. Got the extra pjs to get free shipping since if you buy this 79.99 sleep suit you’re literally 1 cent from free shipping. Like why? Just so so so disappointed in this whole process. Have to now sew the sleep suit and have and 20$ unwearable pj. The saving grace is that my baby does actually sleep well in the suit.
originally posted on ergopouch.com.au
Our little one is a bit of a light sleeper. She awakens for more noises than our other did and has a bit tougher time going back to sleep. The Merlin sleep suit was the only thing that worked for us until we found ergopouch! She’s had great night’s sleep and has plenty of room to grow!
| Variant | |
| tog | 2.5 TOG |
| size | 2-4Y |
| color | Daisies |
ergoPouch Sleep Suit Bag – Converts from a sleeping bag to a suit with legs. TOG-rated for safe sleep without blankets.
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
ergoPouch Sleep Suit Bag 2.5 Tog, Daisies / 2-4 Y
Delivery between 29 Apr – 6 May $14.95
Ergopouch Sleep Suit Bag 2.5 Tog 2-4y - Daisies Bedtime
Delivery between 1–7 May $18.32
ErgoPouch Baby & Toddler Sleep Suit Bag TOG 2.5 - Daises 2-4 Years
Delivery $9.99
ergoPouch 2.5 tog Sleep Suit Bag Daisies Pink / 2-4 Years - Length 105cm
Free delivery
The idea of the options for bag vs suit was great in my mind, but in practice I don't like it. For my child's age (8/9 months) and ability (not standing/walking), it is clumsy to get her into the bag/suit.Also, the theory of being able to open the bottom of the bag for diaper changes seemed convenient, but in practice I'm not impressed. For the design to work as legs, the top of the zipper opening has to be below the crotch, which means the diaper isn't accessible without bunching the suit up around the torso after unzipping. Then, when you're done with the diaper change, putting the zippers back together, in the dark, with a wiggly baby that is upset because she's tired and just wants to nurse and go back to sleep, takes too long. Matching up the sides of the ... MoreThe idea of the options for bag vs suit was great in my mind, but in practice I don't like it. For my child's age (8/9 months) and ability (not standing/walking), it is clumsy to get her into the bag/suit.Also, the theory of being able to open the bottom of the bag for diaper changes seemed convenient, but in practice I'm not impressed. For the design to work as legs, the top of the zipper opening has to be below the crotch, which means the diaper isn't accessible without bunching the suit up around the torso after unzipping. Then, when you're done with the diaper change, putting the zippers back together, in the dark, with a wiggly baby that is upset because she's tired and just wants to nurse and go back to sleep, takes too long. Matching up the sides of the zipper is really hard to do in this scenario, and I don't know why I keep getting the fabric caught in the zipper when I finally do get it started. Pure frustration at 2am.I regret buying this product and would recommend separate products for bag vs suit. That way the zippers won't come completely undone.Actually, I bought the winter onesie for my toddler last winter and I really liked it. The thing about that one is that I never had to change a diaper overnight and after struggling with these diaper changes, I'm thinking the 3-way zipper on that product isn't as diaper friendly as I imagine. Also, that product isn't available in 3.5 tog rating.
For how much you’re paying I expected much higher quality. They don’t seal the bottom of the zippers so I’ve had the item less than a week and the zipper has come of track twice which is extremely frustrating to fight with a zipper for 10 min when trying to get a tired babe down to sleep. Also ordered some pjs and CANNOT believe how skinny they are. I have a very average size baby and couldn’t even squeeze her legs in. Got the extra pjs to get free shipping since if you buy this 79.99 sleep suit you’re literally 1 cent from free shipping. Like why? Just so so so disappointed in this whole process. Have to now sew the sleep suit and have and 20$ unwearable pj. The saving grace is that my baby does actually sleep well in the suit.
Our little one is a bit of a light sleeper. She awakens for more noises than our other did and has a bit tougher time going back to sleep. The Merlin sleep suit was the only thing that worked for us until we found ergopouch! She’s had great night’s sleep and has plenty of room to grow!
I love ergopouches! So well made. Really comfy. Washable. My only suggestion would be that there was an easier way to get kids legs into the sack. This otherwise perfect!
Love this sleep suit! In particular the arms and ability for my child to walk in it. I do agree with other reviews that the zip doesn’t go down very far so a little awkward to place child in but would not stop me recommending it or buying again
First, the good: the craftsmanship, materials, and look of the sleep suit are all great. A lot of care has been taken with the zippers. I enjoy the modular feet design where this can be a sleeping bag or have walking legs. This is very clever. If this were made in Australia as I'd hoped, I would give this product 5+++ stars.The annoying:1) I thought these were made in Australia (I know, I know, I was dumb-- they never *exactly* say that). In fact these are "ethically made in China". In my view this is disingenuous. Currently many consumers do not feel they can take pride in supporting the Chinese economy. Forced labor, condemned by the Australian govt, and all that. Did not like feeling misled.2) When receiving my item I was sent an email confirmation that ... MoreFirst, the good: the craftsmanship, materials, and look of the sleep suit are all great. A lot of care has been taken with the zippers. I enjoy the modular feet design where this can be a sleeping bag or have walking legs. This is very clever. If this were made in Australia as I'd hoped, I would give this product 5+++ stars.The annoying:1) I thought these were made in Australia (I know, I know, I was dumb-- they never *exactly* say that). In fact these are "ethically made in China". In my view this is disingenuous. Currently many consumers do not feel they can take pride in supporting the Chinese economy. Forced labor, condemned by the Australian govt, and all that. Did not like feeling misled.2) When receiving my item I was sent an email confirmation that purported to contain a tracking number, but the link was broken and I had no access to tracking information. So I had no idea when to expect my package. Living in an apartment complex, I felt extremely lucky to have found my package right as it arrived before someone else walked off with it (which is sadly common in our area). Tracking information is important!!Overall: Really, it is a great product. I look forward to the day when I can feel proud to buy made in China products.
Nice warm bag. Love that it has sleeves. Be aware of organic cotton rust marks after first wash or two (as stated on Ergo pouch website FAQ), this did come out. Agree with other reviews about awkwardness of zip length. I am able to work around it but know this will become challenging as he gets bigger (currently only 5months old/8kg). Love the size range so I don't have to muck around replacing his sleep sacks every few months. Baby boy runs very cold so I can rest easy (ha! In between countless night feeds!) knowing he's warm enough. Would definitely recommend.
I brought this suit based upon reviews from this site, and functionality for an active sleeper. I was quite shocked at what I received for the same price of other leading sleep suit brands. The quilted fabric was unevenly lined, felt very thin in some places, and unfortunately fails to keep baby warm. The suit also came with a tear in the fabric. I checked reviews on the ergopouch facebook to see if anyone else had had these issues, to which I found many had similar quality issues. Seems to me there isn't a consistency in quality with this brand. Many have had good experiences, and many haven't. Will need to buy a whole new suit for baby this winter based upon the one I received.
This bag kept bub warm and safe while it gave me piece of mind. I love that the sides are lighter fabric so I was less worried about overheating. The size fit my 6 month old baby.We haven’t used the leg version so cannot comment on that but the width is good for a wriggling baby because it’s wider than the other types.
We recently bought one of the 8 -24 month sleep suit bags for our 14 month old daughter. Our daughter has always been tall but this absolutely swims on her so much so that it's unusable. I was expecting it to be big on her but it is ridiculously big. Looks like it would fit a 3 year old comfortably. I think ErgoPouch need to review the sizing for the sleep suit bags and perhaps introduce smaller increments so that parents have more likelihood of finding the right fit.
| Variant | |
| tog | 2.5 TOG |
| size | 2-4Y |
| color | Daisies |
