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There is a particular kind of December shopping that only happens once you have a baby in the family….
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Choosing the right sleep aid comes down to your baby's age, temperature needs and whether they're a Houdini with their arms. Swaddles work brilliantly for newborns who startle easily, while sleeping bags suit older babies who've outgrown swaddling. Always check the TOG rating against your room temperature (most Aussie homes need 1.0 TOG for summer, 2.5 for winter) and make sure anything you buy meets AS/NZS 1249:2014 safety standards. Natural fibres like merino or organic cotton cost more but help regulate temperature better than synthetic options, which matters in our unpredictable climate. Budget picks from Kmart and Anko do the job perfectly well for quick growth spurts, while premium brands offer features like two-way zippers for nappy changes and convertible arms as your baby transitions. The main thing is ensuring a snug fit around the arms and neck (loose fabric near the face is a safety risk) and choosing a size that allows hip movement.
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