summer infant wearable blanket Wearable BLANKETS, Small Minky / Cream

summer infant wearable blanket Wearable BLANKETS, Small Minky / CreamOur Wearable Blankets are designed to hold your baby when you cant, providing warmth, comfort, and easy access so your baby can nap, snuggle and stay warm wherever you are! With a covered two way zipper, this reversible portable blanket is here to make your life easier, and your babys life safe and comfortable leaving you with peace of mind! Available in both small and medium sizes for babies aged 0 6 months and 6 12 months! We offer a Minky and Faux

Our Wearable Blankets are designed to hold your baby when you can’t, providing warmth, comfort, and easy access so your baby can nap, snuggle and stay warm wherever you are! With a covered two-way zipper, this reversible portable blanket is here to make your life easier, and your baby’s life safe and comfortable leaving you with peace of mind! Available in both small and medium sizes for babies aged 0-6 months and 6-12 months! We offer a Minky and Faux Fur option in both sizes. Our wearable blankets have been tested and have a TOG rating to give a guideline of what option is best for your baby.

• Luxuriously Soft: 100% lush poly microfiber to ensure incredible softness and comfort.
• Comfort: Find emotional and physical comfort with this wearable blanket.
• Feel: Super soft, comfy, fluffy, cuddly with hearty durable construction. Feeling is Believing.
• High quality construction: Every aspect is considered from the thread to the dye, from the factory to the family who receives this blanket.

A TOG (Thermal Overall Grade) rating is a unit of heat measurement. It measures insulation or amount of warmth a fabric provides. A TOG rating tells you how warm the item will keep your baby.

Our table is a guideline for choosing the appropriate wearable blanket for your baby, depending on the temperature of the baby's nursery and weight of the bag. These are guidelines only - remember to always check your baby to make sure they don’t overheat. Feel the nape of your baby’s neck – if it is damp then your baby might be too warm.