The sensation of being inside the sleeping bag sets your baby at ease. It feels soft and warm and reminds your baby of those months spent in mommy’s tummy. Its arms are inside the sleeping bag so your baby can’t flail its arms about and wake itself up.
Baby products for 3 months old
Sleepingbags
Swaddle sleeping bag Mini
From 3 - 6 months
Step by step to unswaddled sleeping
Looser fit to get used to more space
With arm zips for unswaddling
With a tummy band inside
Use as a regular sleeping bag for up to 6 months
Sleeping bag Newborn
Ready for the big world in the perfect first sleeping bag
Adjustable length
Removable sleeves
Anti-scratch mittens
With a belly band inside
Accessories
Babies like to kiss, cuddle and hug and they love to be tucked in.
Wrap blanket GoGo
From 0 - 7 months
Go outside without a coat all year round
Soft, luxurious fabric
Warm cap for the head
With slots for car seat belts
No jacket needed
Eclipse Clay
€59.95
Grey Stripe
€59.95€29.97
Sleepsuit / Pyjama
From 0 - 6 months
Fall asleep stylishly. Silky soft, off to dreamland.
100% natural Tencel® or cotton
Regulates warmth and absorbs moisture
Protects sensitive skin
Safe inside the sleeping bag
50 - 62 / White
€29.95
62 - 68 / White
€29.95
Cover
Ultra-soft and perfectly cuddly. Make every tuck-in moment special.
Lightweight
Made of breathable material
In several beautiful designs
Tip: ideal as a gift
Eclipse Clay
€39.95€27.96
Seashell Sand
€39.95€27.96
Muslin cloth
Endless possible uses
Oeko-Tex 100 Class 1 certified
Made in Europe
70% soft bamboo and 30% organic cotton
Perfect for sensitive baby skin
Eclipse Powder
€39.95€27.96
Cotton Flower
€39.95€39.95
Frequently asked question
A sleeping bag offers many benefits for your baby, especially from 3 months onwards. If your baby has been sleeping under a blanket until now, this is the perfect time to switch. Around this age, babies start moving more and may begin rolling over. A sleeping bag stays in place and reduces the risk of your baby getting tangled in a loose blanket.
Additionally, sleeping bags provide a sense of security, helping to establish a more settled sleep rhythm. This makes it easier for your baby to fall asleep and stay asleep longer. A sleeping bag also helps regulate body temperature, keeping your baby warm and comfortable without the risk of overheating.
With a sleeping bag, your baby sleeps safely, snugly, and at the right temperature – ensuring peaceful nights for both your little one and you.
Yes, a sleeping bag is safer than a blanket once your baby starts moving more in bed. From around 3 months old, babies tend to kick and roll, which can cause a blanket to come loose and cover their face. This increases the risk of suffocation.
A sleeping bag stays in place, keeping your baby safe and warm. Puckababy sleeping bags provide enough freedom of movement while maintaining a snug and secure feeling for a calm and safe sleep.
No, when your baby starts rolling over, it is no longer safe to swaddle them. If your baby rolls over while swaddled, it increases the risk of suffocation.
A safe solution in this situation is the Puckababy Mini. This sleeping bag is specially designed for babies who are beginning to roll. It offers the comfort of swaddling but allows your baby’s arms to move freely. Thanks to the practical arm zippers, which can be opened separately, your baby can safely get used to more freedom of movement without losing the comforting, secure feeling.
The TOG value (Thermal Overall Grade) helps you choose the right sleeping bag or clothing for your little one. It indicates how well a fabric retains heat, so you can determine what is suitable for the room temperature. The higher the TOG value, the warmer the fabric – ideal for keeping your baby comfortable without the risk of overheating.
Choosing the right TOG value?
That mainly depends on the temperature in the baby’s room. Each product page includes a handy TOG chart, allowing you to quickly see what suits the season and your baby’s sleeping environment. Want to learn more? In our blog, you can read all about TOG values and why they are so important.
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