Baby sleeping bag merino wool terry cloth

So that your baby can dream through the night carefree, the undyed wool of merino sheep from certified organic animal husbandry was processed for this baby sleeping bag. The soft merino wool terrycloth is soothingly light and yet warms the baby so well that he can wear only a bodysuit in it. As a fine loop fabric, the merino wool fibers offer a particularly high thermal insulation capacity, in addition, they can absorb a lot of moisture and dissipate it to the environment - this creates a pleasant, dry sleeping climate. Especially in the area of the legs, the baby sleeping bag is cut wide and allows a lot of freedom of movement, even if your offspring is still in deep sleep and tends to extensive stretching and gymnastic exercises. The zipper runs the entire length, so you can comfortably open the sleeping bag and put the baby inside.

When the first offspring is announced, parents are quickly faced with the pressing question of what equipment they need for the new family member - and above all: how many items of clothing? Basically, the first outfit does not have to overflow, because the infant grows (and often grows faster than we can initially imagine). For the newborn, clothing in sizes 56 to 62 should be selected - whether winter warming or summer light naturally depends on the season in which you expect your baby. In any case, an average checklist includes:

• 5 to 8 bodysuits

• 6 to 8 tops (T-shirts and, depending on the season, thicker or thinner sweaters)

• 3 to 5 rompers or pants with a wide, soft waistband

• 4 to 5 pairs of tights

• 3 to 5 pairs of socks

• 2 to 3 sleep overalls

• 2 sleeping bags

• 2 hats (1 of which is a first hat)

• 1 outdoor set with 1 jacket and 1 pair of pants (or 1 overall), 1 neckerchief, 1 pair of baby shoes

With this first baby kit, your newborn is so well taken care of that you have enough time to welcome your new family member first in peace, to get to know him and to take him deeply into your heart. Of course, your baby equipment will gradually require more (and larger) items of clothing - what the baby will continue to need clothing, this realization grows by itself with time and with your child, with your experience and care.