“Soft sheets that feel cool and comfortable against the skin are a good start for good sleep. Cotton is a fantastic natural material that breathes when your baby gets warm.” The GULDVÄVARE series has cute patterns and embroidered details all in calm, gentle colours that contribute to a restful atmosphere in bed. Many babies also feel safe with a cuddly soft toy next to them in bed. “Holding something familiar can help them come to rest and fall asleep.”
Product features
- Cotton
In this cosy sleep bag, your baby enjoys a pleasant sleeping temperature. Made of soft GOTS-certified organic cotton muslin. Perfect to have in a crib, a pram and on trips when the baby is 6-18 months old.
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Product details
Comprises of 100% organic cotton certified by GOTS - the Global Organic Textile Standard.
A safe alternative to bedlinens, which are easily kicked off, since the sleep bag prevents the baby's small feet from getting stuck between the side bars of the cot.
The sleep bag gives your baby a comfortable and even sleeping temperature all night long.
The long zipper lets you open the sleeping bag extra wide so it's easy for the child to get in and out of.
Designer
Stina Lanneskog
Good to know
GOTS certified organic cotton: CMPY-158887.
IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com
Environment & materials
Material
- 100% cotton
Care
Shrinkage maximum 5%.
Machine wash, max 60°C, normal process.
Wash together with similar colours.
Close the zipper before washing.
Do not bleach.
Tumble drying, low temperature (max 60°C).
Iron, max 200°C.
Do not dryclean.
Wash this product before first use.
Safety and compliance
Recommended for ages 6-18 months
Assembly and documents
Advice and care instructions
GULDVÄVARE Sleep bag305.885.55Measurements
Packaging
GULDVÄVARE
Article number305.885.55- Width: 20 cm
- Height: 5 cm
- Length: 30 cm
- Weight: 0.35 kg
- Package(s): 1
Story
Textiles for sweet dreams
The first period with a newborn family member is a lot about sleep. Maybe it feels like your baby never falls asleep at the right time. But guess what? It’s okay. Every child has individual needs and quirks. It’s just a matter of getting to know them, being open for change and creating the best conditions for naptime.
“As a new parent, it’s easy to feel stressed about your child’s sleep – or lack of sleep. It’s completely normal. Just like it’s normal for children to have different needs, and that they can change,” says Anna Edlundh. She has been part of the development of GULDVÄVARE sheets and duvet covers in 100 percent GOTS certified organic cotton, as well as soft toys, bibs and many other products.
A soft bed is a good start
Find your baby’s routines
Other tricks that can help sleep are dimming the lighting and lowering the room's temperature. "Finding your and your baby’s routines when it's time to rest is also good. It can be a bath just before bedtime or humming a special song that your baby recognizes." And if the routines suddenly shouldn't work, that's normal too. Then you have to be open to adjust them a bit. ”Even if the sleep changes, you can be certain your child gets the rest it needs. But, don't forget yourself – as a parent, you also need to recharge and rest from time to time."
Material
Dreamy bed textiles in organic cotton
The organic cotton in GULDVÄVARE bed textiles is certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), a standard for organic fibres that includes ecological and social criteria. The hardwearing fabric can be washed at high temperatures, feels soft against the skin and has a high absorption capacity so air can circulate. Exactly the properties needed to create a pleasant sleeping environment for your baby that feels like a cosy and calming embrace.
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
"My idea with the GULDVÄVARE collection was to create a kind and cotton-soft world for small children with cute animals, flowers, stripes and embroidery that lasts a long time and always feels modern. A nature-inspired world where leaves move in the wind, raindrops fall and meadows are full of flowers. To create tactile contrasts, I used various weaving techniques like muslin and terry. I loved muslin as a child since the material is slightly wrinkled and wonderfully soft."