The 2.5 Sleeping bag is perfect for all year around (for room temperatures between 18-22 degrees) has also been designed with cosy 100% jersey cotton on the inside so your child will only have 100% cotton against their skin.

3.0 TOG sleeping bag is perfect for those cooler days and nights (for room temperatures between 16 degrees and below) has also been designed with cosy 100% jersey cotton on the inside so your child will only have 100% cotton against their skin.

• Long padded arms for added warmth during the cool night and days
• 2-way zip for each access and nappy changing
• sock neckline
• zipper cover to protect the neck
• allows for "starfish" sleep position (as recommended by Hip Dysplasia Institute IHDI)

 babystudio sleeping bag size suggestion (as a guide)

Newborn to 6 months

• Length of bag approx 68cm for a child up to 78cm
• Width of bag approx 28cm across the chest   Item weight = 0.4Kg

6 months to 18 months

• Length of bag approx 78cm for a child up to 88cm
• Width of bag approx 32cm across the chest   Item weight = 0.4Kg

18 months to 36 months

• Length of bag approx 88cm for a child up to 98cm
• Width of bag approx 35cm across the chest   Item weight = 0.4Kg

Fabric Content

• 100% Cotton (BCI – Better Cotton Initiative)

Design Options

• Available in warm grey, white, dusty pink, navy
  
  

*Sleeping temperature of the child will vary and therefore we recommend you dress your baby accordingly

* Maternal Health Experts recommend sleeping bags as a safe alternative for keeping babies and toddlers warm at night.

The sleeping bag and a fitted sheet should be the only items placed in the child's sleep environment

Babystudio sleeping bags are all designed with the 5 Star "S" Rating

(Secure sleep, Safety tested functionality, Stylish designs, Sensitive on skin, supporting family well-being charities)

Babystudio is very proud to support the McGrath Foundation with proceeds from every bag going back to the McGrath Foundation. The McGrath Foundation raises money to place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities across Australia as well as increasing breast awareness in young women.