Disney™ Winnie the Pooh 100% Cotton Wearable Blanket TOG 0.5

Disney™ Winnie the Pooh 100% Cotton Wearable Blanket TOG 0.5

27,89 $

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SKU: N/A Categories: .5 Tog, Baby, Collections, Disney, Essentials, Shop By Tog, Swaddles And Sleepsacks, Types, Wearable Blankets, Wearable Blankets Tags: HALO, Winnie The Pooh Rainbows Brand: HALO

HALO® meets Disney’s Hundred Acre Wood with our SleepSack® wearable blanket featuring beloved Disney Winnie the Pooh characters. An ideal next step after SleepSack Swaddle for safe, comfortable sleep.

Design details include a zipper that opens from the bottom for easy diaper changes, and a roomy, extra long sack. It’s hip healthy and you won’t have to size up as fast. Soft 100% cotton is breathable and gentle on baby skin.

FEATURES:
•Hip healthy; approved by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute
•Extra long and roomy for extended use
• Zipper cover to prevent irritation
• 100% cotton is soft, breathable and gentle on skin

SAFETY:
• 0.5 TOG
• Replaces loose blankets for better, longer, safer sleep
•Imported

FABRIC

100% cotton

Starting in 2024, SleepSacks are no longer embroidered; To reduce waste, we are selling through existing inventory and cannot guarantee which version you will receive

CARE

Wash before first use. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Use only non-chlorine bleach if needed. Tumble dry low. Do not iron or dry clean. For best results, close the zipper and turn inside out before washing.

What is TOG?

TOG (Thermal Overall Grade) is the warmth rating used for baby sleepwear. It measures how well a fabric traps warm air to keep your baby at a comfortable temperature. The higher the TOG, the warmer the sleepwear, making it easier to choose the rightbased on your room temperature.

TOG Temperature Guide

0.5 TOG — 75°F to 77°F — Summer / warm rooms

1.0 TOG — 72–75°F — Year-round / mild rooms

1.5 TOG — 68–72°F — Spring & fall

2.0 TOG — 64–68°F — Cooler rooms

3.0 TOG — 61–64°F — Winter / cold rooms

Not sure what TOG to choose? A good rule of thumb: dress baby the way you’d dress yourself for sleep, then swap the blanket for a SleepSack.