You can unsubscribe at any time - see privacy policy. Close Shopping Bag. Subscribe to Save Subscription orders can be cancelled at anytime. Why parents love our subscriptions Home Product Support Grobag. Support Details. Grobag Guide Choosing a size An ideal time to start using a Grobag baby sleep bag is when your babys weighs more than 8lbs 13oz mths size.
Please remember that these are recommendations only as all babies are different. What are Togs? What to Wear A number of factors determine the tog rating of the baby sleep bag that should be used.
Styling Features Grobags come in a range of styles to suit your needs Front Zip Side zips have double poppers on the shoulders and under-arm poppers for when your baby is small. Side Zip Front zips have fixed shoulders and are great if your child moves around a lot. To check how warm your baby is, look for sweating or feel their tummy. Their tummy should feel warm but not hot. Other signs of being too warm include flushed or red cheeks. Do not wrap your baby in too many blankets.
You can adjust the temperature by adding one, or taking one away. Do not use duvets, quilts or pillows. If your baby has a fever, use less bedding than normal.
Ask your public health nurse or GP for advice if necessary. You can use a sleeveless baby sleeping bag instead of blankets. It should be low-tog, with no hood, the correct size for your baby and conform to current safety standards.
Babies lose heat through their heads. Your baby could overheat if they wear a hat while sleeping. The Warm Half is rated as 7. The Single Size quilt is designed for year-round use, with a light half and a warm half. TOG stands for Thermal Overall Grade and it is a unit of measurement for insulation and warmth of sleepwear and bedding.
GSM stands for Grams per Square Metre and is a unit of measurement of the weight and density of a fabric. When comparing quilts of different fabrication, it is better to compare TOG ratings than GSM, as fibres trap and distribute heat differently to each other.
It may confuse some parents that 3. This is because a sleeping bag traps body heat much more efficiently and therefore keeps your child warmer than a quilt which allows more airflow.
As your child grows and develops, so too does their style of sleeping. We can suggest an ergoPouch product for every milestone in the first six years and beyond. Use our handy Milestones Chart to help you decide which products are best for your child at their current age throughout all seasons. The green flags indicate a typical journey through the range based on standard developmental milestones. To learn more about how we use cookies, please see our cookies policy Accept and close.
What should baby wear to bed? What is a TOG rating?
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