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These great value childrens sleeping bags save you buying lots of different sizes and TOG ratings.

Have you ever worried about which TOG to use and whether baby will be too hot or cold whilst sleeping?  With these sleeping bags there is no need to worry about choosing different TOGs for different seasons as the merino wool lining naturally regulates baby's body temperature to ensure s/he sleeps safely all year round

•Made from all natural fibres featuring an ULTRA soft 100% merino lining and striped cotton outer
•No synthetic filling or lining
•Creates a microclimate around baby to keep him/her warm and comfortable throughout the night without the risk of overheating
•Designed to be worn in all seasons
•Suitable for room temperatures from 17 - 30 degrees c
•Kind to delicate skin and suitable for babies with mild eczema
•Fits from 2-3 months right through to 2 years of age.  Simply close the poppers at the armholes to adjust the sizing for smaller babies
•Full length zip and shoulder poppers allow the sleeping bag to be opened completely flat for night time nappy changes
•Generously sized to allow freedom of movement as baby grows
•Approximate length 95 cm
•Comes packed in its own matching travel bag ready for holidays and visits to grandparents
•Voted Best Buy by Practical Parenting Magazine

Babies and Children's clothing with a difference !

Safety note: Never use a baby sleeping bag with a quilt or duvet.

Each sleeping bag comes with a handy temperature/what to wear guide.

Machine washable using a mild wool detergent.

About 100% Natural Merino
Merino wool is the natural choice for your baby’s safety and sleep quality.

We use 100% pure merino across our range of babywear and baby sleeping bags.

Unlike synthetics, merino breathes and in turn allows baby’s skin to breathe. Merino fibres create a microclimate around your baby’s body, absorbing and releasing moisture and trapping or circulating air as required to regulate body temperature throughout the night – especially when the air temperature drops in the early hours of the morning.

Merino wool adapts to the conditions all year round, keeping your baby warm in cold weather and cool in warmer months. This prevents overheating, an important risk factor associated with Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

The superfine merino wool we use in our babywear is lightweight, soft and luxurious. It will not scratch or itch baby’s sensitive skin like traditional wool can.

In cool weather, layer our bodysuits and sleepsuits beneath a Bambino Merino sleeping bag to give your baby the safest and most comfortable night’s sleep – all night long.

Why choose merino?

•It is a breathable natural fibre
•It helps regulate baby’s body temperature
•It can (and should!) be worn all year round
•It won’t scratch, itch or irritate delicate skin
•It is fire resistant
•It is odour resistant so needs less washing

Washing
Merino wool is not as difficult to care for as you might think and more forgiving than traditional wool garments.  Of course the best way to prolong its life and maintain the softness and strength of wool is to hand wash at low temperature using a mild wool detergent.

As busy parents ourselves we know it is almost impossible to find time for hand washing so our garments can be machine washed provided the following golden rules are followed.

•Always use a detergent specifically formulated for use on woollen garments - such as Ecover Delicate for Silk & Wool, Persil Silk & Wool or Woolite.  Don’t presume your usual non-bio detergent will be fine, if you check the label most say they are not suitable for wool
•Wash at a maximum temperature of 30˚c – heat and wool don't mix and washing at high temperatures causes ‘felting’ and shrinkage
•Spin gently
•Do not soak
•Fabric conditioners or softeners are not recommended (or needed)
•Gently reshape the garment as you remove it from the washing machine
•Do not use bleach
•Merino doesn’t hold a lot of water so dries quickly on a drying rack or over a banister. 
•Do not tumble dry
•Dry away from direct sunlight
•Cool iron if required (we have never found the need nor desire to do this)
Merino is naturally stain and odour resistant and requires less frequent washing than other fabrics – hooray!

We recommend unzipping your baby sleeping bag and airing it over the cot rail in between sleeps