The blanket your baby can't kick off

Match it to your room temperature, not the weather outside: 0.6 TOG for 24–27°C, 1.2 TOG for 21–24°C and 2.5 TOG for 16–20°C. A room thermometer near the cot takes the guesswork out. Many parents keep a 0.6 and a 1.2 for the year.

If your AC keeps the room at 21–24°C, choose 1.2 TOG. If the room stays at 24°C or above with a fan or light AC, 0.6 TOG is enough. Check the room, not the AC remote setting, as they often differ.

The TOG does most of the work, so keep layers light. 24–27°C: a short-sleeve bodysuit, or just a diaper and light vest on very hot nights. 21–24°C: a short- or long-sleeve bodysuit. 16–20°C: a long-sleeve bodysuit, adding light pyjamas below 18°C.

Sleeveless is the easiest to layer and suits warm rooms. Short sleeve keeps shoulders covered under a fan or AC. Full sleeve suits cooler rooms and babies who sleep with their arms out of the covers.

Go by height first, then weight. 6–12 months: up to 80 cm. 12–18 months: up to 86 cm. 18–24 months: up to 92 cm. 24–36 months: up to 100 cm. 3–4 years: up to 108 cm. Between sizes? Go by height. Please don't size up to grow into: the neck and armholes should be snug so your baby can't slip down inside.

Our sleeping bags start at 6–12 months (up to 80 cm) and go up to 4 years. For younger babies, start with the Sleeping Pod (Stage 1) and move to the Transitional Pod (Stage 2) once your baby shows signs of rolling.

Two: one to wear and one in the wash, so bedtime never waits for laundry. Add any two sleeping bags and get 20% off the second automatically at checkout.

A sleeping bag replaces loose blankets, so there's nothing to kick off or pull over the face. Always place your baby on their back on a firm, flat mattress, with no pillows, bumpers or loose bedding in the cot.

No. The sleeping bag is the blanket. Adding one on top can make your baby too warm and brings loose bedding back into the cot. If the room is colder, choose a higher TOG or add a layer underneath instead.

Feel your baby's chest or the back of the neck. It should feel warm, not hot or sweaty. Cool hands and feet are normal. If your baby feels damp or flushed, remove a layer or switch to a lower TOG.

Unzip from the bottom for a night-time diaper change without taking the whole bag off, so your baby stays warm and settled. Zip from the top for quick dressing at bedtime.

No. The sleeping bag is designed for sleep on a flat surface like a cot. In car seats and carriers, the harness needs to sit directly against your baby's body, so dress your baby in regular clothes for travel.

Soft, breathable cotton jersey: 93% cotton, 7% elastane, with a YKK zip. Machine wash cold with a mild detergent, don't bleach, and line dry in shade or tumble dry low. Handmade in India, so slight variations are natural.

Free shipping on prepaid orders in India, and COD is available. Delivery takes 5–7 working days. Returns are accepted within 7 days if unused, unwashed and in the original packaging.