Safer Sleep Week: Choosing the safest baby sleeping bag
Core to our ethos is helping to protect the safety and health of babies and the planet. It's why we do what we do. Safer sleep for babies [...]
Choosing natural bedding for kids and organic baby sleeping bags
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Importance of sleep quality for children’s health
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Baby sleep advice: Why your baby should sleep in a dark room
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Natural Blackout Blinds – making them safe for babies
We’re so excited to introduce our latest product - our natural blackout blinds have been in development for almost two years to ensure they meet our high standards. [...]
Safer Sleep Guide (for baby sleeping bags)
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Why isn’t my baby sleeping? 4 questions to ask yourself as a parent
Written by MyTamarin, childcare and maternity nurse specialists When it comes to babies, sleep is one of the most talked about topics among parents and is one of [...]
Bedding: It’s all about what’s inside
When choosing sleeping bags, blankets and duvets for your little ones, the outer fabric is very important, but it’s mainly about what’s inside, and here’s why.
As the filling makes up the majority of the fabric, it’s really important that it’s a high quality, natural fibre which is going to help regulate your baby’s temperature. Synthetic fabrics such as polyester inside a duvet or sleeping bag are not breathable and can easily cause overheating and sweaty nights, while not keeping in the warmth on cooler evenings.
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