Baby sleeping bags are among the most highly valued products for babies, as they address a clear need faced by parents: babies need to sleep covered. The baby sleeping bag proves to be an excellent solution for this need. For babies who are not yet able to walk, the classic sleeping bag with full coverage of the legs is the ideal choice. However, as your child grows, new challenges arise. If your little one wakes up at night and wants to get out of bed to visit their parents, the classic sleeping bag may be difficult to use, as moving inside the bag can cause accidents. For such active babies, the sleeping bag with legs was created.

Why choose the Kidizi sleeping bag with legs:

• It can be used for a longer period (from 6 to 18 months) – the leg cuffs fold down in the initial phase and are extended in the final phase.
• Comfortable cut, slightly wider at the bottom to allow the child to adopt comfortable positions when lying down.
• Easy to put on thanks to the front zipper that closes from top to bottom and opens from bottom to top.
• The zipper that opens from bottom to top allows easy access to the diaper without fully opening the zipper.
• For extra comfort, the zipper is lined on the inside with a protective layer.
• A small pocket hides the zipper puller at the bottom, so the child cannot pull it.
• Zipper protection around the neck area.
• Made from 100% Oeko-Tex certified cotton.
• Soft hypoallergenic filling for optimal thermal comfort.
• The leg cuffs have integrated socks and can be worn as they are if the temperature is lower.

Additional details:

• Outer and inner made from 100% Oeko-Tex certified cotton.
• Filled with certified hypoallergenic padding.
• Thickness 1 tog – recommended for temperatures between 18-23°C.
• Suitable for ages 6-18 months.
• Available model in sizes 18-36 months and 3-5 years.

Care recommendations:

• Can be washed at 30°C by hand or in the washing machine on a gentle cycle.
• Dry without spinning.

The optimal temperature in the baby’s room is between 22 and 24 degrees Celsius. Overheating the baby increases the risk of SIDS.