
Brand:Halo
Halo Sleepsack Infant Cotton Bedding 0.5 Tog Heather Grey 6-18m
Colour Heather Grey
- Heather Grey
- Rainbow Pink
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About this product
- Brand
- Halo
- Store
- Myer
- Category
- Furniture > Baby & Toddler Furniture > Crib & Toddler Bed Accessories > Crib Sheets & Bedding
- SKU
- 340752580
Specifications
- Colour
- Heather Grey
Halo Sleepsack Infant Cotton Bedding 0.5 Tog Heather Grey 6-18m
Introducing the HALO Sleepsack Cotton 0.5 Tog Heather Grey Infant Size 6-18 months, a safe and comfortable wearable blanket designed to promote healthy sleep for your baby. Crafted with care, this sleepsack offers a cozy and secure environment, ensuring your little one stays warm without the risks associated with loose blankets.
Key Features:
- Hip Healthy Sack Design: Recognised by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute as Hip Healthy, the roomy sack allows proper hip development without restricting the legs.
- Safer Sleep: Replaces loose blankets to reduce the risk of sleep-related dangers, keeping your baby secure throughout the night.
- Comfortable Fit: Arm and neck openings are specifically sized for a safer, snug fit, helping to prevent overheating.
- Easy Diaper Changes: Features an inverted zipper for quick and hassle-free diaper access.
- Safety Reminder: Embroidered with Back is Best to encourage safe sleep positioning.
- Sleeveless Design: Helps reduce the risk of overheating, ensuring your baby stays comfortable.
Specifications:
- Brand: HALO
- Product Name: HALO Sleepsack Cotton 0.5 Tog Heather Grey Infant Size 6-18 months
- Size: Medium (6-18 months)
- Chest Size: 69-84cm
- Weight Range: 8.5-11.5kg
- Material: Cotton
- Sleep Tog: 0.5
- Design: Sleeveless with arm and neck openings for safety and comfort
- Recognition: Recognised as Hip Healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute