Swaddle to Sleep Bag 0.5 Tog - 0-4M Lightweight

• A swaddle bag that grows with baby. Swaddle arms in for newborn and out as baby grows up to 4 months
• Hip healthy extendable length with travel friendly design
• Breathable panels on torso, back of neck and hip area to aid ventilation and prevent overheating
  

Key features

• Popper opening arms to swaddle in or out
• Bottom opening zips for easy changing
• Breathable mesh panel on torso, neck and hip area
• Hip healthy design certified by International Hip Dysplasia Institute for safe development of hips and legs
• Extendable length to suit baby when they are tiny and as they continue to grow
• Travel friendly shape for car seats and pushchairs
• Super soft materials for delicate skin
• Zip guard to protect little ones skin and snag free zips
  

The innovative Swaddle to Sleep Bag has been developed to offer parents a safer, healthier bedding solution for newborn babies. It features unique breathable panels and the option to swaddle arms in or out. The Purflo Swaddle to Sleep Bag grows with new babies with an extended length that is certified hip healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.

Get set for summer sleeptime with our 0.5 tog Swaddle to Sleep Bag! We know that during the hotter temperatures it can be difficult to know how best to dress your little one for bedtime, that’s why our 0.5 tog swaddle to sleep bag is designed to help take away the confusion.

It’s designed with large breathable mesh panels to help air flow easily around your baby keeping them cool, whilst still giving them that comforting feeling that swaddling has. This Lightweight version is perfect for room temperatures of 18c to 27c, and comes with a what to wear guide so you know exactly how to dress your little one.

WHAT TO WEAR GUIDE

It is important to make sure babies stay at a comfortable temperature – not too hot or too cold. Being too hot increases the risk of SIDS. A safe room temperature is between 16-20 °C when using a well-fitting baby sleep bag. Every baby is different and our recommendations on what to wear is intended as a guide. Babies need to be checked regularly to make sure they aren’t getting too hot. The best way to check a baby’s temperature is to feel their tummy or back of their neck, if they are hot or sweaty, remove one or more layers. Hands and feet will usually feel cooler and this is normal.