Special Needs of Children of Different Ages (with lengths of 80CM/105CM)
– More strict requirements for size suitability: Because children grow up quickly, it is necessary to choose a sleeping bag with an appropriate size more accurately according to the child’s height and weight to ensure the child’s comfort in the stroller.
Infants aged 0 - 6 months
High demand for warmth and a sense of security: Infants at this stage have poor ability to regulate their body temperature on their own, so they need sleeping bags with better warmth retention. Meanwhile, they still retain the habit of curling up in the womb, and swaddling or sleeping bags with good wrapping properties can bring them a sense of security and help them fall asleep better. For example, some sleeping bags with elastic wrapping designs can imitate the environment of the womb and make infants feel at ease.
Limited range of movement: Since infants have limited mobility, an integrated footmuff can basically meet the needs, and this kind of sleeping bag can better keep warm.
Toddlers aged 6 months - 3 years
Enhanced mobility: Children at this age are more active in the pushchair and may turn over, kick their legs, etc., so a split-leg sleeping bag is more suitable, so that the children’s activities will not be restricted too much.
Strong curiosity: Children may be interested in some small parts on the sleeping bag, so the safety of the sleeping bag is more important, and it is necessary to avoid small parts that are easy to be pulled off or swallowed by children.
Children over 3 years old
Emphasize comfort and personalization: Children at this stage already have their own preferences and will pay more attention to the comfort and appearance design of the sleeping bag. You can choose a sleeping bag with cartoon patterns that children like according to their preferences.
