Kangapouch will move with your baby through rolls and turns, keeping you baby warm and covered at all times. It further provides safety from possible suffocation by the blanket becuase the baby cannot slide down in the Kangapouch.
As Parents, you get a good night's sleep, rest assured that your baby is safe. Your baby does not wake up as frequently, needing to be covered, and will remain sleeping on the back longer because flipping over is harder. This is recommended to help avoid SIDS.
Babies like to have their arms free. The back of the neck in the Kangapouch is filled with down providing ample warmth to the upper torso. With free arms, a toddler will be able to pull up in the crib and move around but cannot climb out.
Suggested Room Temperature: 18C°/65F
Every baby is different and every house temperature feels different. Therefore, the first night or two are going to be trial nights for you and your baby to find the best combination.
Monitor your baby's warmth level in the pouch.
Your baby should have warm and dry legs in the down filled sleep sack. Your baby should never be sweaty. If you find that your infant is too warm, the room temperature may be too high or you have over-dressed your baby underneath.
For your baby’s first night, try just a shirt and diapers alone. Then move-up from there if necessary. The two-way zipper also allows you to open the Kangapouch on the bottom or the side of the pouch to allow for extra ventilation during warmer climatic conditions.
As Parents, you get a good night's sleep, rest assured that your baby is safe. Your baby does not wake up as frequently, needing to be covered, and will remain sleeping on the back longer because flipping over is harder. This is recommended to help avoid SIDS.
Babies like to have their arms free. The back of the neck in the Kangapouch is filled with down providing ample warmth to the upper torso. With free arms, a toddler will be able to pull up in the crib and move around but cannot climb out.
Suggested Room Temperature: 18C°/65F
Every baby is different and every house temperature feels different. Therefore, the first night or two are going to be trial nights for you and your baby to find the best combination.
Monitor your baby's warmth level in the pouch.
Your baby should have warm and dry legs in the down filled sleep sack. Your baby should never be sweaty. If you find that your infant is too warm, the room temperature may be too high or you have over-dressed your baby underneath.
For your baby’s first night, try just a shirt and diapers alone. Then move-up from there if necessary. The two-way zipper also allows you to open the Kangapouch on the bottom or the side of the pouch to allow for extra ventilation during warmer climatic conditions.
Because we hand fill our pouches we can fill them lighter or heavier according to customer requests.
Kangapouch is certified for the CPSC requirements for zero lead content in children's products.