thread: What's the go with baby sleeping bags?

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  1. #1
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    Jun 2010
    Tiny Town
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    Also thought I would add:
    I refuse to use any of the sleeping bags that has a high fire danger rating - there are planty on the market which are low fire danger, although most of these don't seem to come with a TOG rating.
    Yeah, she doesn't wear/use anything with a high fire danger. This one has the low fire danger tag on it. What exactly is the TOG rating?

  2. #2
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    May 2005
    Canberra
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    The TOG rating is simply a measurement that some of the manufacturers put on their sleeping bags to indicate to the parents exactly how warm it is (so the parent knows if it will need extra blankets on top). It is like buying an adult sleeping bag which is rated to 5degrees, or -10degrees etc.

  3. #3
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    Nov 2009
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    DS has refused to be wrapped or be under a blanket from day dot so the sleeping bag was amazing, couldn't recommend them highly enough, I dress DS in his usual pjs and I have a couple of sleeping bags depending on the weather one is very thick and warm and the other is quite thin, DS also has a heater on in his room a few hours before bedtime to heat it up, we've never had any issues with him waking up being to hot or to cold and there is no way he can kick the sleeping bag off like he would do with blankets