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The main reason for using a blanket is for warmth as your child sleeps, but it’s also familiarity and comfort that help reduce stress for your little ones as they get used to this new world they’ve been introduced to.
When you’re out and about, taking along your pram blanket is a must. If the weather changes, you can easily pop it on the baby to keep them warm and snug. If the sun starts to shine a little too bright, lay it over the pram hood to provide extra protection.
As your kids grow older, our larger bedspreads make the perfect blanket for the new big bed. Cosy comfort, beautiful designs and subtle prints mean you can use it in any surround and pair with any of our fitted sheets.
Our all seasons Tencel® Blankets and Bedspreads are the perfect all-rounder! Designed using luxurious textured Tencel® fabric, Marmalade Lion blankets are available in three of our most popular hand-illustrated designs with cotton jersey on the reverse.
We’ve created the ultimate keepsake for your baby and kids - a beautiful and sustainable baby blanket for comfort all year round.
Top Quality Baby & Kids Blankets in Australia
It’s important to create a calming environment for your little one to drift off to sleep.
We’ve used a luxurious textured Tencel® knitted fabric to showcase our beautiful hand-illustrated designs. Teamed with an ever-so-popular pure cotton jersey on the reverse, we’ve created the ultimate keepsake in a sustainable baby blanket for comfort all year round.
The properties of the Tencel® fibre and fabric ensure the bedspread is super breathable with moisture-absorbing properties, soft on your little one’s skin and oh so cosy!
Our Tencel® blankets are available in three designs - Cuddly Faces, Cockatoo and Modern Native and in two sizes; blanket and bedspread.
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Cuddly Faces All Seasons Blanket 1.1 x 1.1m
$81.00
DESCRIPTION REVIEWS Our new All Seasons Tencel® Blanket is the perfect all rounder. We’ve used a luxurious textured Tencel® knitted fabric to showcase our beautiful hand illustrated designs. Teamed with...
Cuddly Faces All Seasons Bedspread 2.1 x 1.4m
$121.00
DESCRIPTION REVIEWS Our All Seasons Tencel® Bedspread is the perfect all rounder. We’ve used a luxurious textured Tencel® knitted fabric to showcase our beautiful hand illustrated designs. Teamed with an...
Modern Native All Seasons Blanket 1.1 x 1.1m
$81.00
DESCRIPTION REVIEWS Our new All Seasons Tencel® Blanket is the perfect allrounder. We’ve used a luxurious textured Tencel® knitted fabric to showcase our beautiful hand illustrated designs. Teamed with an...
Modern Native All Seasons Bedspread 2.1 x 1.4m
$121.00
DESCRIPTION REVIEWS Our All Seasons Tencel® Bedspread is the perfect all rounder. We’ve used a luxurious textured Tencel® knitted fabric to showcase our beautiful hand illustrated designs. Teamed with an...
Cockatoo All Seasons Bedspread 2.1 x 1.4m
$119.00
DESCRIPTION REVIEWS Our All Seasons Tencel® Bedspread is the perfect all rounder. We’ve used a luxurious textured Tencel® knitted fabric to showcase our beautiful hand illustrated designs. Teamed with an...
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FAQs on Kids Blankets
- How do baby blankets help with a newborn's development?
- What types of materials are best for baby blankets?
- Can I use a regular blanket for my newborn, or should I purchase a specific type of baby blanket?
- Are there any safety concerns when using blankets with newborns?
- How many blankets should I have on hand for my newborn?
- Can I use a blanket as a swaddle?
- What are some features to look for in a high-quality baby blanket?
- When is it appropriate to stop using a baby blanket with my child?
- How do I properly clean and care for my baby's blankets?
How do baby blankets help with a newborn's development?
A blanket can hold a certain amount of familiarity, especially if the blanket smells like you. If you swaddle your baby, it reduces their stress and they learn about self-comfort, which helps with healthy detachment in the long term. It’s also a tactile sensory stimulation and can be their first introduction to colours and touch.
What types of materials are best for baby blankets?
Natural cottons are best as they’re breathable and warm, but you can also find blankets in fleece, flannel, wool, cashmere, and more. Whichever you choose, stay away from synthetic materials and make sure it’s non-toxic.
Can I use a regular blanket for my newborn, or should I purchase a specific type of baby blanket?
For your newborn baby, you should consider a Baby Sleep Sack rather than a blanket in their cot as this is safer for the baby and reduces the risk of entanglement and suffocation.
Are there any safety concerns when using blankets with newborns?
Bedding should be carefully considered for your baby, especially newborns. Thick blankets, quilts, and pillows can block an infant's airway, leading to unintentional sleep-related suffocation. This type of bedding can also increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
As your baby grows, you can start to transition them to standard bedding as they learn mobility skills and can easily roll over, reducing the risk of SIDS.
How many blankets should I have on hand for my newborn?
The choice is yours. Two to three blankets would be average to help make life a little easier. Think of one being used, one in the wash, and one on the shelf. That way, you can rotate them. You might also want different colours and fabrics—some for winter and some for summer.
Our blankets can be used all year, but on colder nights, you may want to add another layer.
Can I use a blanket as a swaddle?
A blanket is probably too thick to use as a swaddle. Generally, when you swaddle your baby, it’s in a light, breathable blanket that helps them feel calm. You don’t want your baby to overheat, and a blanket provides warmth.
What are some features to look for in a high-quality baby blanket?
Look for breathable fabric, washing machine safe, durable, and versatile. And make sure it’s soft.
When is it appropriate to stop using a baby blanket with my child?
Generally, at about one year, your child has learned the mobility skills to reduce the risk of SIDS. It’s around this time that you can start to transition them to standard bedding.
How do I properly clean and care for my baby's blankets?
Simply pop the blanket in the wash; a delicate cycle is best. Line dry it to maintain its softness and durability.
