ergo Arms by ergoPouch Pure Organic Arm Warmers

ergoPouch Arm Warmers. Natural, Sizes 2 - 12 months and 12 - 36 Months

ergoPouch have designed a unique bolero style jacket where the sleeves are thicker and warmer than the body, to be worn over the top of baby sleeping bags. This ensures that baby's arms and hands are kept lovely and warm.

The temperature of a room often drops overnight and the ergoPouch Arm Warmers are the perfect solution.

It allows you to add an extra layer if needed without disturbing sleep. Great if doing a roll over feed or just layer up straight away if it's a chilly night.

Pure organic cotton fleece sleeves and light organic cotton stretch jersey body.

The ergoPouch range was designed by a mum whose baby failed sleep school. So the ultimate sleep range was created to ensure her baby had the best possible chance to get a good night's sleep.

I honestly believe ergoPouch is the best you can buy for your baby.

Composition : WarmOrganic cotton fleece sleeves. Light organic cotton jersey body.

Sizing : 2 - 12 months and 12 - 36 months

About ergoPouch

Your baby will spend most of their life in bed, they deserve the best in ultimate comfort, warmth and safety.

With our innovative range of organic baby sleeping bags and swaddles, we are proud to provide high quality garments made from natural fibres to help babies sleep better. All our products are unisex designs so siblings can get more use out of them for years to come.

Sleeping Better with Natural Fibres:

ergoPouch have always believed that sleeping with natural fibres, such as alpaca, cotton and bamboo, has long been known to give a better nights sleep, and now we know why.

Natural fibres disperse moisture from the skin, providing an even warmth and body temperature.

Studies have consistently confirmed that sleeping comfort is highly dependent upon the body achieving its own unique optimal temperature balance for a restful and revitalising nights sleep.

If during the natural sleeping cycle, the body is too warm or too cold, the human body will either consciously or subconsciously adjust its position in bed, thereby causing a disruption to the natural sleep cycle.