SLEEPING JUMPSUIT - WOODLAND - TOG 2.5 - WITH SOCKS AND SLEEVES

Molis&Co

SLEEPING JUMPSUIT - WOODLAND - TOG 2.5 - WITH SOCKS AND SLEEVES

Name: SLEEPING JUMPSUIT - WOODLAND - TOG 2.5 - WITH SOCKS AND SLEEVES
Brand: Molis&Co
SKU: 1201055304310001
Price: 44.95 EUR
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€44,95 EUR

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Sleeves and socks all in one!

Our winter sleeping jumpsuit is a warm garment designed to be worn over pyjamas to keep your little one warm while sleeping, playing, walking or crawling. It includes anti-slip removable socks and easy to put on sleeves thanks to its zip.

Our bubble pyjamas allow your child to move comfortably and freely, keeping them warm and with the right body temperature at all times. Their design allows them to be used in high chairs, car seats or pushchairs. Suitable for rooms with temperatures of 21ºC or lower.

Cotton sourced from Better Cotton.
Produced with recycled materials and GRS certified.
We do not use plastic in our packaging.

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Thanks to our collaboration with Better Cotton, by buying this product you contribute to the responsible production of Cotton. This non-profit association promotes the sustainable economic development of cotton farms across the world.

Through Better Cotton our goal is to minimize the environmental impact of cotton farming through investments in the crop level, reducing water consumption, and making more responsible use of the land.

The TOG measures the thermal insulance (warmth) of the sleeping bag. You should pick the TOG based on the temperature of the room where your baby is going to sleep. Our TOG guide can help you pick the sleeping bag that is best for you:

- SUMMER WEIGHT: TOG 0.4 and 0.5: between 23ºC and 27ºC
- MIDWEIGHT: TOG 1.0: between 21ºC and 23ºC
- WINTER WEIGHT: TOG 2.5: between 16ºC and 21ºC

how to dress a baby

It features a double-direction zipper to make nighttime changes a little bit easier and a piece of fabric on the upper part that prevents friction with your baby's skin. How to keep your baby warm? Depending on the temperature, you can put a short or long-sleeve bodysuit or pyjamas under the sleeping bag. Sleeping bags replace sheets, blankets, and duvets. However, we recommend adding a thin sheet so that they learn to cover themselves up.