Safety Tested

Our baby sleeping bags are tested to recognised European and British safety and quality standards for safer sleep.

Baby in a Slumbersac Newborn Sleeping Bag for a safe night’s sleep

Why safety matters in a baby sleeping bag

Babies cannot regulate their body temperature as well as adults, which is why choosing the right sleepwear is so important. A suitable baby sleeping bag should be appropriate for the room temperature, fit comfortably and help avoid risks linked to loose blankets, overheating or unsafe bedding.

A well-fitting baby sleeping bag helps keep your baby safely covered throughout the night without blankets coming loose or being kicked off. It also creates a calmer sleep environment and gives parents extra reassurance at bedtime.

Important information about fit

A baby sleeping bag should fit securely around the neck and arm openings to help prevent your baby from slipping down inside. At the same time, it should allow enough room for comfortable movement and natural sleep.

Safety Testing Explained

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BS EN 16781

Tested to European and British safety standards for baby sleeping bags

Our sleeping bags are tested to BS EN 16781, the European safety standard for baby sleeping bags. Important safety features such as the fit, neck and arm openings, zip design and overall workmanship are carefully checked.

This helps ensure the sleeping bag fits securely, is suitable for your child’s age and size, and supports safer sleep.

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EN 14878:2007

Flammability tested

Our sleeping bags are tested for flammability as part of recognised safety standards for baby and children’s sleepwear. This testing checks how the materials react to heat and helps ensure they meet relevant safety requirements.

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TOG tested

The right warmth rating for every room temperature

The TOG rating shows how warm a sleeping bag is and helps parents choose the right option for their child’s sleep environment. Our TOG ratings are independently tested in a laboratory to ensure reliable guidance for different room temperatures.

Choosing the correct TOG can help your child stay comfortably warm without overheating.

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OEKO-TEX® Standard 100

Materials tested for harmful substances

Babies spend many hours in close contact with fabrics, which is why we use materials certified to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. This certification means the fabrics have been tested for harmful substances and meet strict safety requirements for products used against sensitive skin.

How a baby sleeping bag should fit

A baby sleeping bag should fit securely and be suitable for your child’s height. The fit around the neck, arm openings and overall length is especially important for safer sleep.

1. Check the neck opening
The neck opening should fit closely so your baby cannot slip down inside the sleeping bag.

2. Check the arm openings
The arm openings should fit comfortably without being too loose.

3. Check the length
Your baby should have enough room to move and kick naturally, while still fitting safely inside the sleeping bag.

Why Slumbersac?

Slumbersac combines tested safety with soft materials, practical features and child-friendly designs. Our sleeping bags are designed to help babies and children sleep comfortably, while making bedtime and everyday life easier for parents.

• Designed with safety in mind: Thoughtful fits, carefully designed details and independently tested quality
• Soft and gentle on sensitive skin: Made from comfortable fabrics suitable for babies and children
• Suitable for every season: Available in different TOG ratings for warmer and cooler room temperatures

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about safer sleep

Why is a sleeping bag safer than a blanket?

Loose blankets can slip over a baby’s face during sleep. A well-fitting baby sleeping bag stays securely in place and helps create a safer sleep environment. It is important to choose the right TOG rating and clothing for the room temperature.

What does TOG mean?

TOG measures how warm a sleeping bag is. The higher the TOG rating, the warmer the sleeping bag.

What does OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 mean?

This certification means the materials have been tested for harmful substances and are suitable for products used against sensitive skin.

Which size is right?

A baby sleeping bag should fit securely around the neck and arm openings so your baby cannot slip down inside. At the same time, there should be enough room for comfortable movement.

Are Slumbersac sleeping bags suitable for newborns?

Yes, as long as the correct size is chosen and the sleeping bag fits properly.

Baby sleeping safely and snugly in a Slumbersac Newborn Sleeping Bag

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