Recommended For:

• Limited pressure on baby's body
• Offers less pressure on the baby's spine
• Comfort in baby chairs

Recommended User Guide:

• When used as an item of bedding, it is recommended that children under the age of one are positioned on their backs and the lambskin is covered with a sheet
• Always follow safe sleeping practices recommended by local childcare researchers
• However, as wool has superb insulation features, parents can generally use less clothing, less bedding and lower room temperatures to avoid overheating baby while sleeping
• A daily airing keeps the lambskin fresh for baby
• Small slightly soiled areas can be sponged off
• When not in use for prolonged periods store in a cool place away from direct sunlight
• Avoid using plastic bags as condensation could occur, especially in warm, humid conditions

Natural Sheepskins Are Specially Tanned:

• Less likely to cause allergies in babies
• Wool is a natural insulator keeping baby warm and cozy in cold weather
• In hot weather wool absorbs moisture which is then released into the air, leaving baby drier and more comfortable

Size:

• The skins range from the smallest 105x60 to 115x79cm. The average is around 108cm from neck to 'tail' and 65cm in width.