Mid-season Sleeping bags and sleepsuits

Our TOG 1.5 mid-season sleeping bags and sleepsuits are our best sellers at this time of year, as temperatures finally start to warm up🔺 and we can sleep in slightly lighter clothes than in winter. Our spring baby sleeping bags and TOG 1.5 mid-season sleepsuits are designed for use in rooms at 21ºC or higher🌡️ and their purpose is very specific: to keep your baby warm without them uncovering themselves, ensuring their rest😴 and that of the whole family. But, what should you put under the sleeping bag? And under the sleepsuit? How do I dress my baby for sleep in spring? We'll tell you below😉

Which TOG should I choose for spring?

TOG (Thermal Overall Grade) is a unit of measurement for thermal resistance generally used in the textile industry. The higher the TOG🔺, the warmer🌡️ the garment will be. Our products have been tested in an independent laboratory to ensure correct thermal resistance and maximum breathability and are available in 3 different TOGs. The mid-season TOG 1.5☁️ will be the best suited for your home's temperature in spring.

Why should you buy a spring baby sleeping bag?

Both our baby sleeping bags and our sleepsuits are designed to be the perfect substitute for blankets, duvets, or sheets. They fulfill the function of keeping the baby warm without the risk of them uncovering themselves (which is very common among little ones), thus preventing them from getting cold❄️ and waking up or catching a cold😪. What's more, it's the safest way for them to sleep warmly, as there's nothing nearby like blankets or duvets, so there's no risk of suffocation👌. Therefore, you sleep with the peace of mind of knowing that your baby is in a safe place.

Other features of our transitional baby sleeping bags are:

Don't know when to start using the spring baby sleeping bag? Our mid-season baby sleeping bags can be used from day one👼 and up to 6 months of age. These are their measurements:

When to start using a spring sleepsuit?

Spring baby sleeping bags fulfill the same function as transitional sleepsuits. However, we recommend purchasing a sleepsuit from 4-6 months onwards, when the baby starts to become more independent and needs more mobility🤸 because they begin to crawl, etc.

It has the same features as sleeping bags, such as removable sleeves✂️ (so you can decide if you want the spring sleepsuit without sleeves or with sleeves). Additionally, they come with removable socks🧦 and snaps on the legs (except for the 4-12 month size) to adjust the length📏 so your mid-season sleepsuit lasts for years! Here are the sizes and measurements:

How should a baby be dressed for sleep in spring? What should be worn under mid-season sleeping bags and sleepsuits?

Now that you know that TOG 1.5 is ideal for mid-season months, you might have other questions about how to dress your baby for sleep🤔: What should I put under the spring baby sleeping bag? How do I dress my baby if I already have a sleepsuit? Below, we explain what clothes you should layer under both garments if your baby's room is around 21-24ºC. Remember, you don't need to cover them with anything else on top.

Some exclusive prints from our mid-season sleeping bags and sleepsuits.

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