Your baby is kept warm and reassured at night by our personalised baby blankets and comforters.
Many babies keep them throughout their entire childhood, and some experts believe they can aid in a baby's ability to self-soothe and fall asleep again.
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Babies require blankets and comforters because they keep them warm while they sleep.
Many experts agree that if your baby is using their blanket or comforter, they are more likely to self-soothe and go back to sleep if they wake up during the night.
Blankets are not needed for newborns. In fact, at night, blankets may be a danger to them. To keep your child warm and cosy at night, use a swaddle sack and onesie instead. You can go through our collection of sleepwear to keep your baby comfortable.
Babies shouldn't sleep with a blanket until they are a year or older; other experts advise waiting until they are 18 months.
Around six months old, babies can start using a comforter in their crib.
It is advised that you use a single comforter, keep a spare, and wash it frequently.
Baby comforters that have been personalised make lovely childhood presents that can be preserved as priceless mementos.
