HALO SleepSack Sleeping Bag - TOG 0.5
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Halo SleepSack Sleeping Bag

ColourJungle

Size

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Détails du produit

The HALO SleepSack Sleeping Bag in Jungle print is a trusted choice for safe and comfortable baby sleep. Designed with both safety and comfort in mind, this sleeveless sleeping bag nestles baby like a soft blanket without the risk of sleep-related dangers.
  • Trusted by over 1,700 US hospitals
  • Features "Back is Best" embroidery as a gentle sleep position reminder
  • Inverted zip for easy nappy changes
  • Roomy sack design promotes healthy hip development, as recognised by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute
  • TOG 0.5 rating

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Spécifications

Width38 cm
Height0 cm
Length57 cm
ManufacturerAden & Anais ltd.

Caractéristiques principales

  • Scratch-free zip covers
  • Use over regular sleepwear
  • Sleeping bag for safe sleep
  • Allows for easy nappy changes
  • Premium fabric; no added chemicals
  • Sleeveless design to help prevent overheating
  • Available in two neutral designs; 100% cotton fabric

  • Number 1 choice of American hospitals

    now available in Europe

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