Products:
Baby Sleeping Bags

Pyjamas

Swaddle

Seamless Ergonomic Design
Developed with stretch inserts on the shoulders and sides,fits snugly allowing your baby to move freely without getting tangled and upset.
Double ended zipper for easy nappy access

Sizes Available: 0-9M / 9-18M / 18-36M

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2009 iParenting Media Award
Most Outstanding Product

ALPACA
WARM WEIGHT 2.5 tog

AUSTRALIAN ALPACA FIBRE
Features & Benefits:

All natural no chemicals or pesticides
Hypo-allergenic
Resists dust & mites
Keeps body temperature consistent
Superior breathability
better wicking of body moisture
Fire resistant
Warm even when wet
Odour & Wrinkle resistant
Normal cool wash, hang dry

ORGANIC COTTON QUILT
WARM WEIGHT 2.5 tog

ORGANIC COTTON QUILT
Features & Benefits:

Outer Sheeting:Organic cotton 300 TC
Inner Filling: Pure organic cotton fibre
Eco Friendly made naturally
No pesticides, No chemicals
Hypo-allergenic
Keeps body temperature consistent
Superior breathability
Normal wash and dry

BAMBOO FLEECE
MILD WEIGHT 1 tog

BAMBOO FABRIC
Features & Benefits:

Stays 2-3 degrees
cooler in hot weather & warmer in cold
Naturally supersoft
Absorbs water 3-4
times better than cotton
Hypo-allergenic / Anti-bacterial
Anti-fungal / Anti-static
Eco Friendly made naturally
No pesticides, No chemicals
Normal wash and dry

BAMBOO SHEETING
COOL WEIGHT 0.5 tog

BAMBOO FABRIC
Features & Benefits:

Stays 2-3 degrees cooler in hot weather & warmer in cold
Naturally Supersoft
Absorbs water 3-4
times better than cotton
Hypo-allergenic / Anti-bacterial
Anti-fungal / Anti-static
Eco Friendly made naturally
No pesticides, No chemicals
Normal wash and dry

What is a Tog Rating?
The British "T0G" value is the international standard measurement of all blankets' thermal effectiveness (how well it keeps you warm). The higher the number then the better a blanket keeps you warm. The TOG rating describes the warmth or 'Thermal Resistance' of a fabric, and is widely used in the UK to describe warmth levels of duvets and sleeping bags. If the room is warm enough for you to be comfortable wearing light clothing (16 - 20°c) then it is the right temperature for your baby.

Handy Tip- Your baby can't regulate her temperature in her first month, so dress her in one more layer than you and check her temperature by feeling the back of her neck with the back of your hand.

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