Standard Weight Sleeping Bags

A tog is a unit of measurement for the thermal resistance of textiles. This means that the tog rating of a baby sleeping bag will determine how thick it is, and therefore how warm it will keep your baby. The higher the tog rating, the warmer your baby will be.

Baby sleeping bags come in a variety of togs, usually ranging from 0.5 to 3.5.

Typically, baby sleeping bags are used from birth until they are around 36 months old. Parents should use a baby sleeping bag from an early age to maintain a comfortable and consistent temperature for their baby throughout the night. Sleeping bags can also help newborns feel safe and comforted, while also giving them the freedom to wriggle.

Yes, you can use your baby sleeping bag from birth up until around 36 months, as long as your baby’s head is bigger than the neck hole.

Yes, baby sleeping bags are safe. When fitted well, baby sleeping bags are safe and can even help to reduce the risk of SIDS as they prevent babies from being able to wriggle underneath their bedding.

At Merino Kids, our sleeping bags are designed with safety and comfort in mind, and are made with all-natural fibres to help regulate your baby’s temperature. The material is also hypoallergenic and antibacterial, making it perfect for babies who have sensitive skin. Our sleeping bags comply with British Standard BS EN 16781:2018.