NIGHT COMFORT NightComfort Lightweight 9 Tog Duvet Cot Bed Duvet for Children, Toddler, Kids, Newborn, Baby Boys and Girls - Anti-Allergy Cot Bed Baby Duvet Polypropylene Nursery Comforter

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When we go to bed we add about 4 blankets on top, her room gets down to about 15 when it's really chilly. This set is made in our UK factory and the duvet features quality bound edges and channel stitching to keep the filling firmly in place.We’ve written a more detailed anti-allergy duvet advice page for you, or go straight to our anti-allergy duvet reviews . Below, you’ll find the best advice on toddler duvets from our own experience as parents, as well as our understanding of the duvet market.

If the house has good insulation, you will need a lower tog rating for your children, making it easier to heat up or cool down the bedroom. That's why for their first-ever duvet, you'll want to choose a lighter-weight option when looking for a duvet and toddler bedding sets.Ensure that any duvet they have is lightweight enough for them to be able to remove from themselves if they are feeling too hot during the night. This duvet’s bubble polyester filling provides a free-flowing inner with ultra-fine, recycled fibres that adapt to your little one's movements and open structure that traps heat, so it will keep children warm, without feeling weighed down.

If your child suffers from allergies or asthma, you’ll want the best duvet to make sure it won’t set them off. All clothing, any fabrics (including seat covers and seat pads), rain and dust covers, tires, and PVC items. Hollowfibre duvet fillings are great for children because they are usually very light and do not weigh the child down when they snuggle into the duvet. For older children, as their temperature regulation matures, they might want a thicker duvet in the winter and something thinner in the summer.

We will admit the care of this duvet is a bit high maintenance – you’re advised to air it (ideally outside) each time you wash the bed linen, at least every three to four weeks. Choosing the wrong one might result in your child feeling too cold or too hot as they try to sleep and not being comfortable when they are covered.