Merino Sleep Pod
Merino Sleep Pod
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Overview
Overview
Wrap your little dreamer in Cosy Dreams and let them drift into merino-made magic.
Our Sleep Pods are crafted from 100% Merino wool, offering natural breathability and ventilation to keep your baby comfortable through the night. Soft against delicate skin and temperature-regulating by nature, merino provides peace of mind for parents and lasting comfort for little ones.
Designed especially for newborns, the Sleep Pod encourages natural movement to support healthy hip development. The clever arms-up design allows babies to self-soothe by touching their face or sucking on their hands, all while feeling snug and secure. It’s the perfect balance between freedom and comfort, helping to ease the startle reflex and promote longer, more restful sleep.
With an easy zip-up style, the Sleep Pod takes the stress out of swaddling. It creates a cozy, womb-like environment without the hassle of wrapping, making it ideal for parents who want a simple, safe, and effective sleep solution.
The Cosy Dreams Winter Collection is available in three timeless tones, designed to mix and match seamlessly with the rest of your Dimples wardrobe. These classic styles make it easy to create soft, stylish looks for your baby while keeping them warm and comfortable all season long.
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Delivery and Returns
- Delivery: Free within NZ on orders over $100 (excluding bulky items) or $8 standard shipping
- Returns: Accepted within 14 days of receipt with proof of purchase
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