Toddler Sleep

We've reached that time of year where the nights are lighter, and the sun is setting late (hello summer, and balmy nights ahead!). This time change is a crowd-pleaser, we technically lose an extra hour of sleep but we gain summer!

While moving the clock forward one hour is something that makes us sleepy for a couple of days, our adult bodies adjust to the change reasonably quick.

Is it time, or is it not time? That is the question, so many parents are asking when it comes to transitioning their toddler from cot to bed. 

It can be a nerve-wracking time knowing that your child is about to leave the safe confines of their cot to a big bed, where they have the freedom to get out, roam and explore their room and possibly the whole house.  

Here are my TOP SIX TIPS to help you navigate this time and ensure a smooth, seamless transition for all. 

We've reached that time of year where the nights are darker, and the sun is setting early (hello winter, and cosy days to come!). This time change is a crowd-pleaser, we technically GAIN an extra hour of sleep (or do we?) #kids.

While moving the clock back one hour is something that makes us sleepy for a couple of days, our adult bodies adjust to the change reasonably quick.

Introducing, the stylish way to keep unwanted light out of your child's room, the Window Blockout. Forget tin foil, plastic bin bags and cut up paper, our Window Blockout will change the game for your home, hotel, grandparents or an Airbnb.

Toddlers are notoriously mischievous when it comes to bed time. Whether they’ve just learned to use their legs and are fighting a sleeping bag, need just one more story/cuddle/song/drink of water, or are playing the too hot/too cold game, putting a toddler to bed feels like running a marathon!

This award-winning, best-seller is much more than a sleeping bag. Read our comprehensive guide to the Sleep Suit Bag, and find out how this cleverly designed product can help you tackle the most difficult of sleep issues with your baby, toddler or preschooler.

As your child grows and develops, so too does their style of sleeping. ergoPouch products are designed towards the age, developmental milestone and physiology of children aged newborn – 6 years old, and the different sleep needs and challenges your child will have during this timeline.

We choose to make all our sleepwear and products with natural fibres, organic cotton and bamboo, and non-toxic materials. Not only does this keep your child safe, but it also benefits our environment.

Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is a recurring, non-infectious, inflammatory skin condition affecting one in three Australasians at some stage throughout their lives. Although eczema affects all ages, it usually appears in early childhood (in babies between two-to-six months of age) and disappears around six years of age.