Why Babies Sleep Better in Winter with Swisswool | Video
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Why watch this video?
In this video, discover why babies sleep better in winter with Swisswool. Almost every baby sleeping bag on the market is filled with polyester, a plastic fibre derived from petroleum that absorbs moisture poorly. When that moisture stays trapped against the skin, it creates a clammy, uncomfortable feeling that can disturb sleep. Swisswool, on the other hand, is a patented filling made from 88% new wool from Swiss mountain sheep, reinforced with 12% vegetable fibres to make it machine washable. Wool breathes and actively wicks moisture away, which helps regulate a baby's body temperature through the night. This natural combination of breathability and moisture regulation supports deeper, more peaceful sleep, especially during the cold winter months. Swisswool is also a regional, sustainable product: Swiss farmers bring their raw wool to collection points across the country, where it is sorted by quality. This video shows why this natural wool filling helps babies sleep more soundly through the winter.
In this video, you'll discover:
- Why polyester filling traps moisture and can disturb sleep
- How Swisswool wicks away moisture and regulates body temperature
- Why Swisswool is made of 88% sheep's wool and 12% vegetable fibres
- How the wool is treated to become machine washable
- Why Swisswool is a regional, sustainable Swiss product
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Frequently asked questions
Why is Swisswool better than polyester?
Polyester is a synthetic fibre that absorbs moisture poorly, which can leave a clammy feeling. Swisswool breathes and wicks moisture away, supporting deeper, more comfortable sleep.
What exactly is Swisswool made of?
Swisswool is made of 88% sheep's wool from Swiss mountain sheep and 12% vegetable fibres, which make the wool machine washable.
Is a Swisswool sleeping bag suitable for winter?
Yes, thanks to the wool's warming yet breathable properties, Swisswool is particularly well suited to cold winter months, while still regulating body temperature in milder weather.
Find more answers in our Swisswool questions, or discover our page on comfort with Swiss wool filling and our page on breathability.