Definition of a blanket sleeper,from About.com:

Question: What is a Baby Sleeper (or Blanket Sleeper)?
Answer: An infant or baby sleeper is a one-piece outfit for night-time that
helps keep baby warm and comfortable without blankets. Infant sleepers may also
be called stretch-suits, and thicker versions may be called blanket sleepers.
Thick blankets and bedding are not recommended for babies because of the risk of
suffocation, but newborn babies still need to be protected from chilly night
air. That's where the infant sleeper comes in handy. These garments usually have
long sleeves and long legs to chase away chills. Often, sleepers even cover a
baby's feet, and many feature snaps at the legs to make diaper changes easier.
Sleepers come in a variety of materials, from airy cotton to thick fleece, which
means there is an infant sleeper for any season. Sleepers are a good choice for
older babies and toddlers, too, especially those who move around a lot and kick
off their sheets or covers.


Bag Sleeper

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Definition:

A bag sleeper may be one of the most popular types of sleepwear for infants and
babies. This is due primarily to its unique construction.

Rather than having two legs like footie pajamas, a bag sleeper looks similar to
a child's nightgown. The difference is that is has a zipper, or snaps, across
the bottom that make midnight diaper changes a much easier affair.

One of the reasons that bag sleepers are favored by parents is simply because
they're roomy, they allow easy access to diapers, they're available in a wide
range of fabrics, and the zipper across the bottom means they're less likely to
accidentally zip sensitive skin up.

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Baby Sleepwear: What to Look for When Buying Baby Sleepwear
Keep Them Comfortable During Their Slumber.

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Baby sleepwear is an essential part of any baby wardrobe. While it may seem
simple to choose some pajamas, there are some very specific things you should
keep in mind when buying.

When purchasing baby sleepwear, consider the following:

The Weight of the Material. Just like adults, babies can get overheated very
easily. Be sure to purchase baby sleepwear in a season-appropriate fabric.
Synthetic Fabrics vs. Natural Fabric. While it can be tempting to wrap your
baby up in fleece because it's cold outside, opt for a more natural fabric like
wool or bamboo. Both fabrics are sustainable and naturally thermal regulating;
that means your baby will stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Do Not Purchase One Size Up. Every bit of advice you're getting is to "buy
big." Baby sleepwear is the exception to this rule. If there is too much excess
fabric around your baby, you increase the risk of SIDS. Buying just one size up
will allow you to get a little extra wear out of the baby sleepwear, but won't
leave your baby swimming in his sleepers either.
Purchase One-Piece Baby Sleepwear. Even if you opt out of purchasing bag
sleepers or wearable blankets, avoid purchasing two-piece baby sleepwear. When
your baby is a newborn, he or she will have little patience for the constant
tugging necessary to remove pajama pants.
Choose Baby Sleepwear with Hand Covers. Newborn babies have sharp
fingernails, and if there hands aren't covered while they're sleeping, they can
easily scratch themselves.

All these little details add up when you're purchasing baby sleepwear. Just
looking for these few things can ensure a more comfortable nights sleep for both
you and your baby.