Pyjamas

Soft materials for restful sleep

Good sleep is especially important for babies, and the right clothing contributes a lot. A pajama made from soft organic cotton feels like a muslin cloth on the skin: it is soft, breathable and free from harmful chemicals. Merino wool is ideal for colder nights because it regulates body temperature and wicks moisture away. These fibers create a pleasant sleeping climate that helps your child sleep longer and more peacefully. Make sure there are no scratchy labels in the neck and that the seams are flat.

Fit & safety aspects

When choosing pajamas, fit is important. They should be snug enough not to ride up but still allow plenty of movement. Footed models keep little feet warm, while two‑piece pajamas offer more flexibility. Avoid cords or loose ties, as they can pose a safety risk. Choose button‑up or zip‑up versions that make changing nappies easier. For babies who kick a lot, stretchy cuffs are important.

Seasonal pajamas: summer & winter

In summer, light one‑pieces or two‑piece sets made of thin cotton or linen are sufficient. These fabrics let the skin breathe and keep your baby pleasantly cool. When it’s colder, switch to pajamas made from merino wool or lined jersey. You can combine them with a bodysuit or leggings. A sleeping bag or sleep set adds extra warmth without blankets slipping.

Tips for peaceful nights

A bedtime ritual helps your baby unwind. This includes the right sleepwear. Make sure the dummy and a favorite soft toy are within reach and keep a soft hat and cozy booties ready to keep head and feet warm. Keep the bedroom comfortably cool. Experts recommend checking the temperature at the back of the neck to avoid overheating. Choose pajamas made from natural materials that regulate moisture and protect your baby’s skin. With these tips nothing stands in the way of a restful night and both your child and you can sleep peacefully.