RÖDHAKE Duvet Cover 1 Pillowcase for Cot
IMPORTANT! READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
WARNING!
- Do not use if the child’s head can pass through the neck opening when fastened for use
- Ensure that the neck and arm openings are securely fastened
- Do not use if the child can climb out of the cot
- Do not use in combination with cot duvet or blanket. Take into account the room temperature and the child’s sleepwear. Overheating can endanger the life of your child!
- Keep away from fire
Size, Clothing & Temperature Guideline
| EU | 80-92cm/ 12-24M |
| USA/CA | 12-24M |
| 90/84 | |
| 80-92cm/12-24M | |
| RU | 92-56 |
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| 22-24°C (71-75°F). |  | Short sleeve one piece |
| 20-22°C (69-71°F). |  | Long sleeve one piece |
| 18-20°C (64-69°F). |  | Pyjamas |
| 16-18°C (61-64°F). |  | Long sleeve one piece+Pyjamas |
This table is only a guideline.
Good to know
- The TOG rating indicates the insulation capacity of the sleeping bag. The higher the rating, the warmer the sleeping bag.
- Our sleeping bags have a TOG rating of 1.0 and are intended for use when sleeping indoors in temperatures of 16-24°C (61-75°F).
- Remember to dress your baby according to the temperature.
- Keep an eye on your baby so they don’t get too warm. The easiest way is to feel the back of your baby’s neck – if the skin is moist, they are probably too warm.
- Do not use a sleeping bag which is damaged, torn or worn-out.
How to use
A sleeping bag for babies and small children is used instead of ordinary bedding and has several benefits for both you and your baby. The baby is limited in movement which minimises the risks associated with the baby rolling over onto its belly, sliding underneath the cover or climbing out of the cot. Instead of using blankets, that are typically kicked off, a sleeping bag makes it easier for you to keep a steady and suitable sleeping temperature for your baby, and hence improved sleeping routines.
Important!
A suitable temperature in children’s sleeping environment is 16-24 degrees Celsius (61-75 degrees Fahrenheit). Some factors that may affect the temperature in the sleeping bag are climate, room temperature, body temperature and amount of garments. While in the sleeping bag, your baby shall wear a sleep suit or pyjama, since the sleeping bag
is not intended to substitute these garments. Adjust clothing to room temperature. This sleeping bag should not be used with an additional blanket or quilt. Make sure that you always place your baby on his/her back.
