When it comes to using a merino wool sleep nest, only the sky is the limit. As a material, merino wool works in every season, even in summer, which was discussed in the previous blog post. But where can you really use a merino wool sleeper?
A merino wool sleeping nest is convenient to take with you on trips. In it, the baby can sleep even in a strange place in familiar scents that help the little one achieve a restful sleep. The sleep nest therefore serves as a good place for a nap when visiting the village.
Thanks to its excellent heat regulation ability, the sleeping nest is also a good place to curl up in the summer, for example under the play arch. It helps the baby to balance its body heat and transfers moisture from the skin efficiently. While the baby is contentedly cooing and looking at the toys, it might even be that the parents have time to drink their coffee in peace?
A merino wool sleeping nest protected with gauze is also a functional addition to the pram. The sleeping nest can be placed there upside down or upside down. In the summer, it can sometimes be hot in the carriage, and wearing the right clothes cannot be overemphasized. The carriages should also never be covered, because the temperature there can easily get really high. However, the sleeping nest at the bottom of the pram helps the sleeping baby to stay asleep, and the heat is not so bothersome, as the heat is effectively transferred away from the skin. Even temperature guarantees a more restful nap for the baby, even in warm weather.
The sleeping nest is also light to take with you to the beach, picnic or other outings. It gives the baby a cozy and comfortable place for outdoor activities as well. In the winter, the sleeping nest also serves as warmth in the stick.
The sleeping nest is therefore multi-purpose, easy to move and use on the go. It guarantees familiar and safe scents for the baby, thanks to which visits to the village and new adventures go smoothly for everyone.