Reddit reviews Burt's Bees Baby - Beekeeper Wearable Blanket, 100% Organic Cotton, Twinkle Bee Midnight (Medium)
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Burt's Bees Baby - Beekeeper Wearable BlanketCarefully sized for baby to move around freely and safelyZipper opens from bottom for easy diaper changes with interior zipper guard & zipper cover for added safety0.5 TOG - Pair with any of our pajamas for maximum comfort100% organic, GOTS certified*, breathable cotton – great for sensitive skin and to prevent overheating
I'm sure you already know, but if she's able to roll over then she shouldn't be swaddled any more - even in the Snoo.You should switch to the medium or large sacks and have her arms out. That can take babies a little while to get used to though. In our case he wasn't really comfortable with it for a couple of weeks. We started with one arm out, and locked the motion at the lowest level (otherwise if he cried, it got fast and his arm thrashed all over the place!)As for transitioning to the crib... for us it happened by necessity. We were away from home for a night, so took his pack'n'play. We weren't sure how it was going to go, but had no other choice. But it went great! Our boy was clearly ready to sleep on his tummy and despite being in a new bed in a new surrounding, he slept almost as long as in the Snoo. Because of that, we decided to do his naps in the crib once we got home, and then a week or so later transition fully (we used the Wean mode on the Snoo for that week).
Like you, we were so reluctant to give up the Snoo. Sleep is so important to us, and we were worried we'd be going back to step one with him. But it wasn't like that at all - it was far easier than we anticipated.
We got him some sleep sacks (this is the one we bought but Halo/Carters/etc. all make similar things too) to give him that comfort that the Snoo sack provided too.
Good luck!
This is the other option - we're currently using Burts Bees cotton sleep sacks and, while they are breathable, they're pretty hearty when it's 80 degrees. I've had my eye on the Halo Muslins, but I haven't pulled the trigger because I'm wondering if he just needs something he can kick off when it gets too hot.