The Seaside sleeping bag
€ 62,50
The Seaside sleeping bag
€ 62,50
Once your baby can roll over onto their tummy spontaneously, it's time to switch to a sleep sack. This will keep them warm and safe while allowing them the freedom of movement they need at this stage of development.
The sleep sack is suitable from 6 months and will accompany your child up to approximately 18 months. It is suitable for babies between 65 and 85 cm.
Special Features :
- Narrower, it provides comfort for babies who like to be swaddled
- Thanks to its side zipper and shoulder snaps, the sleep sack opens completely, making it easy to put your baby in without having to handle them too much.
This sleep sack is unpadded and suitable for the summer season.
Toutes nos gigoteuses sont confectionnées dans des tissus labellisés Oeko-tex standard 100, norme européenne garantissant l'absence de substances toxiques pour respecter la peau des bébés.
• Tissus intérieur : 95% coton 5% elastane
• Tissus extérieur : 95% coton 5% elastane
Cette gigoteuse est non-ouatinée, elle convient pour la saison estivale
• Tissus intérieur : 95% coton 5% elastane
• Tissus extérieur : 95% coton 5% elastane
Cette gigoteuse est non-ouatinée, elle convient pour la saison estivale
• Wash before first use
• Machine wash at 30°C
• Do not use a dryer
• Do not iron
• Do not dry clean
• Do not use bleach
• Machine wash at 30°C
• Do not use a dryer
• Do not iron
• Do not dry clean
• Do not use bleach
Do not use in combination with a duvet or blanket.
Do not use if the child's head can pass through the neck opening once fastened.
Make sure the neck and arm openings are securely fastened.
Do not use if the child can climb out of the bed.
Take into account the ambient temperature and the clothes the child is wearing.
Do not use if the child's head can pass through the neck opening once fastened.
Make sure the neck and arm openings are securely fastened.
Do not use if the child can climb out of the bed.
Take into account the ambient temperature and the clothes the child is wearing.
