Sleepy Hugs 'Cool' Newborn - Cool Mint (Summer)

Those warm summer nights can make it difficult to sleep deeply and wake refreshed and relaxed in the morning - even for your baby!

The Sleepy Hugs Cool sleep sack gives you all the features you know and love from our original Sleepy Hugs sleep sack: full-body length zip with top zipper cover and a long zip along the bottom for simple middle-of-the-night nappy changes; plus its hip-friendly wide sake design that can easily accommodate a hip dysplasia brace.  

To help your baby sleep more comfortably on warm nights, the Sleepy Hugs Cool features a soft, light mesh fabric to encourage air circulation around your baby, keeping their body temperature cool and constant.

Available in gorgeous sorbet colours in three sizes from newborn up to 12 months, Sleepy Hugs Cool is your secret weapon to sleeping well all summer long.

• Size Guide
• Product Details
• Safety Details

• • X-Small (0-12 weeks) - suitable for babies aged from newborn to 12 weeks, weighing 3 - 6 kg. The The length of the sleep suit is approx. 56cm.

  • Medium (6-12 months) - suitable for babies aged from 6 months onwards, weighing 8 - 10 kg. The length of the sleep suit is approx. 75cm.

  • Large (12+ months) - suitable for babies 12 months and beyond, weighing over 10 kg. The length of the sleep suit is approx. 86cm. The size Large gives full range of movement and is for babies that like the comfort that the SLEEPY HUGS sleep suit gives, but no longer requires the arm resistance.

• Fabric

   

  We use only high grade premium Cotton fabrics in all our products. Cotton is a natural material and is 100% breathable so babies won't sweat or overheat and is suitable for eczema.

• All Baby Loves Sleep products carry the Baby Safety Australia tick of approval. Baby Safety Australia is a privately operated organisation, and the key representative body in the Australian nursery industry. Baby Safety Australia operates in close conjunction with groups such as Red Nose Australia (formerly known as SIDS and Kids), Kidsafe and the Australian Child Restraint Resource Initiative (ACRI).

  Visit www.babysafety.com.au for more information.