Breathability is one of the factors we take most into account when manufacturing our nests, as it provides a large number of benefits that improve our children's rest and protection.
This property allows air to circulate easily and this has many advantages:
- Reduces CO2 accumulation: preventing the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), which affects babies under 1 year of age. If the environment in which the baby sleeps is not breathable, CO2 pockets are created and the risk of SIDS increases considerably.
- Prevents moisture accumulation and maintains the baby's body temperature: greater breathability keeps the air fresh and dry, preventing overheating. A stable temperature improves the baby's rest.
- Prevents the proliferation of mites and bacteria: also reducing the risk of environmental allergies.
- Organic cotton textile: it is the most breathable on the market, prevents sweating and keeps the area clean for your baby. It does not contain any type of chemical substance, which also reduces skin allergies.
Without a doubt, breathability is something we must take very much into account when buying a nest, a crib or a mattress where our baby is going to sleep. We will gain in safety and improve our babies' rest.
