Quick answer
Choose the 1.0 TOG for warmer rooms (24-27°C) or the 2.5 TOG for cooler rooms (18-24°C). The bundle gives you both to handle changing spring temperatures.
Why TOG matters for safe sleep
TOG (Thermal Overall Grade) measures a swaddle's insulation. Using the right TOG prevents overheating or underheating, which are both linked to unsafe sleep. The 1.0 TOG is a lighter layer, while the 2.5 TOG provides more warmth.
When one TOG isn't enough
Spring weather can swing from cool nights to warm afternoons. A single swaddle may not cover all conditions. The Spring Cocoon Swaddle Bundle solves this by offering both TOGs in one set, saving you from buying separately.
Trade-offs at a glance
- 1.0 TOG – lighter, for warmer rooms: Use when the nursery is 24-27°C. It's the go-to for warm spring days or heated rooms. Less insulation means less risk of overheating.
- 2.5 TOG – warmer, for cooler rooms: Use when the nursery is 18-24°C. Ideal for cooler spring nights or air-conditioned rooms. Provides cozy warmth without extra blankets.
- Bundle – both TOGs, one price: The Spring Cocoon Swaddle Bundle includes both 1.0 and 2.5 TOG bags at 20% off RRP. Swap between them as the weather shifts. Check the room temperature before each sleep and choose the corresponding TOG. No guessing needed.
Product facts
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Spring Cocoon Swaddle 1.0 TOG & 2.5 TOG Bundle: Save 20% off RRP with our Spring Cocoon Swaddle Bundle, featuring the 1.0 TOG and 2.5 TOG swaddle bags. Buying the bundle costs less than purchasing each swaddle individually, and you get both TOGs to adapt to changing temperatures.
Spring Cocoon Swaddle 1.0 TOG & 2.5 TOG Bundle
Which one fits your baby?
Best for
- Parents who want one swaddle for warm rooms (1.0 TOG)
- Parents who need a warmer option for cooler rooms (2.5 TOG)
- Caregivers who want flexibility for unpredictable spring weather (the bundle)
Not for
- Babies who have outgrown swaddling (consider a sleeping bag instead)
- Rooms consistently above 27°C (a TOG 0.2 or no swaddle may be safer)