Handmade in our Devon factory using high-quality British wool with a 100% cotton cover, this luxurious toddler cot bed duvet ensures healthy, cosy, restorative sleep for your child.
As well as being supremely comfortable to the touch, wool naturally creates a clean and sleep-friendly environment that helps your toddler fall and stay asleep – and sleep even more deeply. With organic British wool bedding, you give your little one the sleep they need to grow into a happy, healthy and balanced individual.
Product Features:
Handmade by mums in Devon, UK
Thick quilted British wool for snuggly sleep (300gsm)
100% cotton cover
Wool improves deep regenerative sleep by up to 25%
Anti-allergy, hypoallergenic, temperature-regulating and moisture-wicking
Natural, eco-friendly and biodegradable at end-of-life
Naturally flame retardant
The duvet and pillow meet OEKO-TEX® standard 100 for safety
Lengthy 14-day returns policy
1-year guarantee
Available in cot and pram sizes
Benefits of Wool Bedding for Children
Sleep is vitally important for young children, even more so than for adults. Toddlers sleep around 11-14 hours a day to give their brains time to develop, with younger infants needing up to 16 hours a day.
Blessing your children with natural, organic, sleep-improving cotton bedding helps them grow happy and healthy, setting them up for a good life.
Studies show that sleeping with wool bedding adds up to 25% more stage 4 sleep, which is when the body undergoes repair and growth. This is partly because wool is naturally temperature-regulating and wicks away moisture, creating the ideal conditions for deep sleep.
Since wool is hypoallergenic, it protects children against mould, mildew, dust mites and other allergens that could harm their immune system or disrupt their sleep. This material is also naturally flame retardant, meeting British fire standards without the need for additional chemical treatments.
Wool bedding doesn’t just benefit your toddler, though. It also helps protect the environment.
Our organic British wool is traceable and sourced from UK sheep, who enjoy some of the highest animal welfare standards. It’s environmentally friendly and even biodegradable at end-of-life, meaning you can feel good about doing your bit for the planet.
