Once your baby starts rolling, swaddling has to stop — and this is what takes its place. A sleeping bag is a blanket your little one wears: it stays on however much they move, there's nothing loose in the cot, and you can finally stop getting up to re-cover them through the night. Ours is four layers of organic cotton muslin, light and breathable enough for most rooms. In a cooler AC room, simply add a cotton layer underneath rather than reaching for a heavier bag. Front zip for easy night changes, in eight lovely prints.
Sleep bag - Follow the rainbow
Sleep bag - Little Dino
Sleep bag - Counting sheep
Sleep bag - Dream Big
Sleep bag - Stand Tall
Sleep bag - Tropical Flamingo
Sleep bag - Under the Sea
Sleep bag - Honey Bunny
Sleep bag - Wild Safari
Questions parents ask
When should I switch from a swaddle to a sleeping bag?
When should I switch from a swaddle to a sleeping bag?
As soon as the baby shows signs of rolling, usually around 3–4 months.
Is it enough in an AC room?
Is it enough in an AC room?
Set the AC to 24–26°C and dress the baby in a cotton vest or jabla underneath. That is usually enough.
What size?
What size?
0–6 and 6–12 months; the product page lists the length.
