Sleeping Bag and Pajama Size Guide
Our Sleeping Bags and Blanket Pajamas keep babies and children at a stable and ideal temperature throughout the night. Designed to not limit their mobility and allow them to kick freely without the risk of ending up uncovered.
Recommended by pediatricians and midwives, they are the safest way to sleep as there is no risk of the blanket ending up on their face.
They have been laboratory tested to guarantee ideal thermal resistance and maximum breathability. Choose the TOG that best suits the temperature of your home!
which size to choose?
Our products are generously sized, to ensure your comfort we do not recommend taking a size above your age. Feet can be tucked in or left on the outside to make your pajamas last longer.
🤞🏼 These measurements do not take into account the sock, if we add the sock the total length of the pajamas increases and also prolongs its use.wHICH TOG TO CHOOSE?
The TOG (Thermal Overall Grade) measures how warm the garment is: the higher the TOG, the warmer the jacket or pajamas. We should look at the temperature of our child's room at night in order to select the most appropriate TOG.

The initial thermal resistance will change slightly when the sleeves are removed.
We recommend following these suggestions to avoid overdressing and discomfort, but don't forget that you as parents know your child best.
how do you know your baby is warm enough?
As a tip, measure your baby's temperature through the back of the neck and neck.
If he is warm and dry, everything is fine! If the neck is quite damp and sweaty, it means that the baby is too warm. A cold baby will have different needs than a baby who sweats a lot.
DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?
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