Sleep Tight Baby Bed – Newborn Bed for Overnight Sleep
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Sleep Tight Baby Bed – Newborn Bed for Overnight Sleep

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Product details

The Sleep Tight Baby Bed is a newborn bed designed for safe, overnight sleep. It features:
  • Fully breathable mesh base and sides allowing air to safely circulate
  • Machine washable cover (40°) and wipe clean mattress base
  • Portable design with a travel bag included
  • Made with sustainably sourced, plant-based Dupont™ Sorona® fibre

Specifications & features

Key features

  • The very first baby bed of its kind to be safe for independent, overnight sleep.
  • Tested to all relevant British Safety Standards and passed or exceeded them, giving you peace of mind we take safety seriously.
  • Fully breathable mesh base and sides allowing air to safely circulate, so baby can breathe easily and stay at a safe temperature all night.

  • Easy cleaning

    machine washable cover (40°), wipe clean mattress base, portable, and comes with a handy travel bag.

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