2 Beautiful Bambino Merino Toddler Sleeping Bags For Only £104!

Due to popular demand, Bambino Merino now have a Toddler Sleeping Bag! If you liked their baby sleeping bags you will love these new generously sized sleeping bags for growing toddlers. In exactly the same high quality 100% merino, these sleeping bags really are generous in sizing and will give toddlers plenty of movement & growing space, whilst ensuring they remain warm the night through!

The luxurious merino wool is silky soft against the skin, like cashmere with absolutely no fibre itch. These sleeping bags are ideal for easing the transition from a cot to a 'grown up' bed -as your child still has a familiar environment.

* Made from all natural fibres - soft 100% merino lining and a striped cotton outer

* No synthetic filling or lining

* Creates a microclimate around your child to keep him/her warm and comfortable throughout the night without the risk of overheating

* Designed to be worn in all seasons

* Suitable for room temperatures from 17 - 30 degrees c

* Kind to delicate skin and suitable for children with mild eczema

* Fits from around 2 - 4 years of age

* Long side zip and envelope neck for ease of dressing. No poppers for little ones to undo in the night

* Generously sized to allow freedom of movement as your child grows

* Approximate length 118 cm

* Comes packed in its own matching travel bag ready for holidays and visits to grandparents

* Available in Sand stripe or Sage stripe

* Machine washable using a mild wool detergent:

Safety note: Never use a toddler sleeping bag with a quilt or duvet.


CARE INSTRUCTIONS

* Always use an approved wool detergent such as Ecover Delicate for Silk & Wool, Persil Silk & Wool or Woolite. Don’t presume your usual non-bio detergent will be fine, if you check the label most say they are not suitable for wool

* Wash at a maximum temperature of 40˚c – any hotter and the wool will ‘felt’ and shrink

* Spin gently

* Do not soak

* Fabric conditioners or softeners are not recommended (or needed)

* Gently reshape the garment as you remove it from the washing machine

* Do not use bleach

* Merino doesn’t hold a lot of water so dries quickly on a drying rack or over a banister or radiator. If you have a tumble drier, make sure it has a low heat setting and use on this setting only

* Dry away from direct sunlight

* Cool iron if required (we have never found the need nor desire to do this)

Merino is naturally stain and odour resistant and requires less frequent washing than other fabrics – hooray!


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