Sleeping Baby Butterflies Flying Squirrel Pajama - Lightweight

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$21.34 ~~$34.99~~ In stock

The Flying Squirrel pajamas double as a wearable blanket, keeping your little one cozy no matter how they toss and turn.

Breathable fabric with gentle stretch
Loose fit for plenty of room to grow
Ribbed cuffs at wrists and ankles prevent hiking up during sleep
Designed based on safe sleep recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Suitable for little ones 12 months–5 years

Fabric
100% polyester

TOG Rating
None
(77-78 degrees Fahrenheit)

How to Use

Slip your child into the Flying Squirrel Pajamas before bedtime or playtime.

Zip up the easy-access zipper for a snug yet comfy fit.

Fold over hand and feet cuffs for extra warmth.

Enjoy a cozy night’s sleep or fun, flexible movement during the day.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire R. ★★★★★ Sep 9, 2026

The stretchy fabric is forgiving when she curls into her favorite weird sleeping pose, and the loose fit means I'm not wrestling her into it at bedtime. It's light enough for warmer nights but still covers her feet, which is the whole reason I bought it. She's been waking up less fussy without a bla

Zoe ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

My two-year-old sleeps through the night now that she’s in this thing—the loose fit means she can kick and roll without getting tangled, and the stretchy fabric breathes well even when she burrows under her blanket. It’s basically a wearable hug that’s already earned its spot in our nightly rotation

Violet N. ★★★★★ Sep 7, 2026

Our little acrobat flips and twists all night, and this sleepsack keeps her warm without her getting tangled or overheated. The fabric has just enough stretch that she can still kick her legs freely, and it’s already survived multiple midnight washes without pilling.