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Q: What is a TOG value?

At Love to Dream, we believe that the easiest way to properly dress your baby is to follow the room temperature. That's why we use the industry-recognized TOG system. TOG stands for "Thermal Overall Grade" - a globally recognized measure for determining the thermal insulation of fabrics. It helps make it easier to choose the right sleepwear for your baby. To ensure your baby is optimally dressed for different room temperatures, follow these two simple steps: Determine the room temperature: Before choosing a Love to Dream product, we recommend knowing the temperature in your baby's room well. Follow the TOG recommendation: Our products and our website offer clear guidance on the ideal room temperature so that you can make the right choice. This means your baby always stays at the optimal temperature for a safe and restful sleep.

Q: How do I choose the right temperature class for my baby's sleepwear?

We believe the easiest way to ensure your baby is appropriately dressed is to dress for room temperature. To support this process, we have developed a temperature-based classification into 5 main categories.Follow these three simple steps to choose the right Love to Dream product for different room temperatures:- Before choosing a Love to Dream product, you should clearly know the temperature in your baby's room.- Always pay attention to the ideal room temperature information on our products and website to help you make your choice - Please note the recommended clothing items for the respective room temperature in the table below.

Q: What should my baby wear under his sleepwear?

Wearing clothing underneath sleepwear can help regulate your baby's temperature. For example: In warmer temperatures, a light romper under a lower TOG garment may be sufficient. In cooler temperatures, you may layer a long-sleeved romper or pajamas with feet under a higher TOG garment pull.

Q: How do I know if my baby is too warm or too cold?

Monitoring your baby's temperature is very important. Signs that your baby is too hot include sweating, damp hair, flushed cheeks, or rapid breathing. Signs that your baby is too cold include cool skin, shaking or restlessness. Adjust your baby's clothing and sleeping environment accordingly.

Q: Are there specific recommendations for sleepwear for different seasons?

Yes, the temperature class you choose may vary depending on the season:Summer: Choose warm or moderate clothing to avoid overheating.Winter: Choose a cool or cold product to keep your baby warm.Spring: A moderate or mild product is ideal for the transition period.

Größentabelle

Rompers

Size	Max height
50 (Newborn)	60cm24"
56-62 (0-3 months)	62cm25"
62-68 (3-6 months)	68cm27"
68-76 (6-12 months)	76cm30"
76-84 (12-18 months)	84cm33"
2 Years	92cm36"
3 Years	100cm39"

The fit should be snug

A snug fit around the arms and torso helps calm the Moro/Startle Reflex. The neck hole should fit closely and comfortably without being restrictive (you should be able to get 1 to 2 fingers in the neck hole). The neck hole must not be able to pass up and over the baby's mouth. For the best fit, please select the size based on your child's weight, not their height or age.

Stage 1 - Newborn & Swaddling

Size	Weight	Max height
NB Newborn	2.2 - 3.8kg 5 - 8.5lbs	60cm 24"
S	3.5 - 6kg8 - 13lbs	62cm 25"
M	6 - 8.5kg 13 - 19lbs	68cm 27"

The fit should be snug

Stage 2 - Ready to Roll

Size	Weight	Max height
M	6 - 8.5kg 13 - 19lbs	68cm 27"
L	8.5 - 11kg 19 - 24lbs	76cm 30"
XL	11 - 14kg 24 - 32lbs	84cm33"

Ages and heights are approximate. For the best fit, please select the size based on your child's height, not their age.

Stage 3 - On the move - Sleep Suit

Size	Max height
6-12 months	84cm33"
12-24 months	92cm 36"
24-36 Months	100cm39"
3 Years	108cm42"
4 Years	115cm45"

Ages and heights are approximate. For the best fit, please select the size based on your child's height, not their age.

Stage 3 - On the move - Sleep Bag

Size	Max height
6-18 months	88cm35"
18-36 months	108cm42"

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3.5 TOG | <16°C

2.5 TOG | 16-20°C

1.5 TOG | 18-22°C

1.0 TOG | 20-24°C

0.2 TOG | 24-27°C

Frequently asked questions

What is a TOG value?

At Love to Dream, we believe that the easiest way to properly dress your baby is to follow the room temperature. That's why we use the industry-recognized TOG system. TOG stands for "Thermal Overall Grade" - a globally recognized measure for determining the thermal insulation of fabrics. It helps make it easier to choose the right sleepwear for your baby. To ensure your baby is optimally dressed for different room temperatures, follow these two simple steps: Determine the room temperature: Before choosing a Love to Dream product, we recommend knowing the temperature in your baby's room well. Follow the TOG recommendation: Our products and our website offer clear guidance on the ideal room temperature so that you can make the right choice. This means your baby always stays at the optimal temperature for a safe and restful sleep.

How do I choose the right temperature class for my baby's sleepwear?

We believe the easiest way to ensure your baby is appropriately dressed is to dress for room temperature. To support this process, we have developed a temperature-based classification into 5 main categories.Follow these three simple steps to choose the right Love to Dream product for different room temperatures:- Before choosing a Love to Dream product, you should clearly know the temperature in your baby's room.- Always pay attention to the ideal room temperature information on our products and website to help you make your choice - Please note the recommended clothing items for the respective room temperature in the table below.

What should my baby wear under his sleepwear?

Wearing clothing underneath sleepwear can help regulate your baby's temperature. For example: In warmer temperatures, a light romper under a lower TOG garment may be sufficient. In cooler temperatures, you may layer a long-sleeved romper or pajamas with feet under a higher TOG garment pull.

How do I know if my baby is too warm or too cold?

Monitoring your baby's temperature is very important. Signs that your baby is too hot include sweating, damp hair, flushed cheeks, or rapid breathing. Signs that your baby is too cold include cool skin, shaking or restlessness. Adjust your baby's clothing and sleeping environment accordingly.

Are there specific recommendations for sleepwear for different seasons?

Yes, the temperature class you choose may vary depending on the season:Summer: Choose warm or moderate clothing to avoid overheating.Winter: Choose a cool or cold product to keep your baby warm.Spring: A moderate or mild product is ideal for the transition period.