How do TOG ratings for sleep sacks work?
Match TOG to room temp
Choose TOG based on ambient temperature and avoid overbundling.
Matching TOG to the room kept him comfy with Raffy.
TOG describes how warm a garment is. Pick a lower TOG for warmer rooms and a higher TOG for cooler rooms, then adjust your baby’s base layers so they’re comfy—not hot. Check the back of the neck for heat/sweat and keep soft items away from the face.
Try tonight
- Match TOG to room temperature.
- If using Raffy as a cue, adjust clothing accordingly (don’t overbundle).
- Monitor baby’s neck for heat and fine-tune layers.
What parents say
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When first opening my daughter screeched at Bandit and was very excited. We kept up with the bedtime routine of the matching bedtime book paired with a snuggle from Bandit and it is now everyone's favourite part of the night. After a few weeks she is attached — she hugs him to sleep for EVERY sleep. This was a purchase I hesitated on for months — the answer is YES and you NEED the matching book.
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Bandit ★★★★★
I introduced Bandit at 16 weeks to help day sleep. At first he liked the white noise but preferred my hand to settle. Now at 6 months his attachment has grown — he loves the soft touch and the lullaby tune. We’re now one of those successful stories… yay!
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What the....... ★★★★★
My 5-month-old usually needs 20 minutes of feeding/rocking. Tonight we used our Riff Raff, read the book with the lullaby on, then I put him in the cot wide awake. Seven minutes later he was asleep — first time self-soothing ever. That lullaby is wizardry. I’m in shock!