Cow Sleepytot Baby Comforter Toy Soother Dummy Holder Black White

Sleepytot

16.99 £
Livraison 0.00 £
Prix total 16.99 £

Vendor: Sleepytot
Type: Nursery Sleep Aids
Price: 16.99

Black White Cow Soft toy with Velcro grips.

Sleepytot's award-winning baby comforters have little velcro paws which can hold onto dummies, soothers or teethers.

This is the new Sleepytot 2019 version which comes in new styles & one size

The Sleepytot Baby Comforter is so much more than just a soft cuddly new friend for your baby. Unique and versatile, Sleepytot will adapt with your baby, providing total comfort from infancy to the toddler years.

From birth, Sleepytot is perfect to cuddle between mother and baby when feeding, and when they are a little older, pop a soother or teether onto Sleepytot's paws so it always stays close at hand for baby.  

What's so special about the Sleepytot Baby Comforter? 

• Sleepytot has little velcro paws that hold things like dummies and teethers to comfort and soothe your baby.
• He can hang onto cot bars, so he can comfort baby safely and soundly, right from birth!
• He’s a perfect pillow for little heads on hard surfaces like changing tables and supermarket trolleys!
• He can hold dummies which helps everyone sleep because they don’t get lost at night anymore!
• He can grab onto baby’s car seat or buggy strap when you’re out and about so he never gets lost!
• He makes it easier for babies and toddlers to give up their dummies!
• Even toddlers love him because there are so many ways to play with his paws
• Machine washable at 30 degrees
• Approx size: 21cm wide x 24cm long

When is it Safe to Give My Baby a Comforter?

Experts advise that the safest way for a baby to sleep is with nothing in the cot - just baby and a sleeping bag – for the first year. This is because a soft toy, lovey, blankie or baby comforter can present a suffocation risk. During the first year, babies develop at very different stages so while one child may be able to sit up, crawl and handle a comforter with confidence at 8 months, another may only just be learning how to roll over.

This is why it’s essential parents use their judgement when giving a baby under one a soft toy to sleep with. Infants don’t have the strength or coordination to remove anything that may fall over their face. However, baby comforters, blankies, or loveys, can play an essential role in helping a baby learn how to sleep through the night. And the earlier they’re introduced, the sooner they can help give your baby that all-important comfort and reassurance at bedtime.

Here’s how to introduce the Sleepytot Baby Comforter so that you and your little one get all the benefits of a baby comforter and keep safe too.

1 – Start by keeping it near your skin for a few hours. Pop it under your top while you’re doing the housework or, even better, sleep with it for a night. This helps it to take on your familiar, comforting smell.

2 – When you first introduce the Sleepytot, hold it between you and your baby while you’re feeding. During the day, take it out and about with you in the buggy or pram. You can place it under your baby’s head in the plastic supermarket trolley seats or when changing her on a hard surface.

3 – At bedtime, use the paws to attach your baby’s comforter to the cot bars. She will benefit from smelling it nearby and seeing her favourite friend close to her.

4 – If your baby uses a dummy or soother, you can attach these to the comforter when she is about 4 months old. During the day, play with the Sleepytot and the dummy – it’s a great way of helping your baby to develop hand-eye coordination.

5 – If your baby doesn’t have a dummy, try putting links on there or a teether– this makes it just as much fun for your baby. As your baby grows older, she will learn how to roll over, sit up, crawl and handle her Sleepytot with confidence.

When you know it’s safe, you can then leave her to cuddle her baby comforter at night so she can soothe herself to sleep – and find her dummy without calling for you!

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