The Kidizi baby sleeping bag with a sack system can be a good choice for babies who startle during sleep due to the Moro reflex. If you do not wish to swaddle the baby, you can easily convert this model into a classic sleeping bag by removing the wings. The Kidizi sleeping bag offers three swaddling options, adaptable to your baby's sleeping style.

You can use the sleeping bag in three ways:

• place the baby's arms alongside their body and wrap them with the wings;
• keep only one arm inside, while the other remains outside (transition period);
• position both wings under the armpits and secure them all around (or simply remove the wings with scissors in three easy steps).

The wings are attached at three key points, so when you no longer need them or if the baby rejects them, they can easily be removed with scissors, leaving you with a fully functional classic sleeping bag, which you can use up to about 9 months.

Composition:

• Made from 2 layers of 100% Oeko-Tex certified cotton (both materials are non-elastic);
• Outer: printed fabric;
• Inner: soft, pleasant fleece.

Features:

• Bottom-up zipper – allows diaper change without opening the top of the bag;
• Enhanced comfort – the zipper is protected from the inside from top to bottom and around the neck area;
• Adjustable wings – the wings can be secured around the baby with two strong Velcro straps;
• Removable wings – attached only at three points, easily removed with scissors;
• Spacious sleeping bag – removing the wings leaves a classic sleeping bag with 0.5 tog thickness, usable up to about 9 months.

Technical details:

• Outer and inner material: 100% Oeko-Tex certified cotton;
• Length: 70 cm;
• Thickness: 0.5 tog (refer to the clothing recommendation chart for use with the bag);
• Age group: 0-3/9 months.

Instructions for use:

• Machine wash at 30°C by hand or on a delicate cycle;
• Dry without spinning.

Note: In the first 8 weeks of life, babies have immature temperature regulation and cannot maintain their core temperature without extra effort, making them more sensitive to temperature changes. The optimal room temperature for the baby is between 22 and 24 degrees Celsius. Overheating due to inappropriate clothing for the environmental temperature increases the risk of SIDS.