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What is an average tog sleeping bag/grobag for winter

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biglips · 09/08/2006 23:23

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brimfull · 09/08/2006 23:24

4 I think

hockeymum · 10/08/2006 08:02

I havent seen one above 2.5

We use a 2.5 one all winter but add a sheet on top and even one thin blanket when its really freezing.

Also, you can just adjust the layers of clothes they are wearing underneath. DD wore a vest, sleepsuit and socks under her sleeping bag in winter. Personally I think if you go as far as 4 tog they will get too hot in the early night while you are still downstairs and the heating is on. 4 is the maximum tog a child over the age of 1 should have for their duvet, so might be a bit hot for a sleeping bag.

TutterOtsky · 10/08/2006 08:05

totlly depends on how warm it is in your house. ours is tropical and i've never needed one above 1.0 tog. we have a 2.5 tog one for visiting parents in the sticks (brrrr) but don't think there are warmer ones than that?

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biglips · 10/08/2006 08:05

same here as ive only seen up to 2.5 tog. thanks for your advice x

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biglips · 10/08/2006 08:06

In DD's bedroom in winter is quite cool not cold so i think 2.5 is perfect

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alexw · 10/08/2006 08:51

2.5 tog. Try sleepycozy for theirs - they're tasteful - no stupid pictures on.

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