Last updated on August 20th, 2022 at 09:15 am
There’s a massive snow storm heading through the northeast US today and tomorrow. What better time to huddle at home under the covers and drink hot cocoa! (Who are we kidding, the kids will be going bonkers trapped at home). So maybe distract them with forts and play time snuggly sleepovers? I have written about Wildkin products before and was so thrilled to find their awesome Wildkin Nap Mat at The Glass Baby Bottle. They also have Wildkin sleeping bags for kids!
What Should I Look For In A Safe Kids Sleeping Bag and Nap Mat?
The biggest concern for parents looking for nap mats and sleeping bags are:
- flame retardant chemicals
- lead
- vinyl
- PVC
It’s hard to detect whether kids’ pajamas and sleep products are treated chemically with flame retardants or the flame retardants have been built into the materials. Either way, they may or may not be “toxic”.
The concern I see being most problematic is foam padding or batting in the sleeping bags being unclear as to whether it is made or treated with these nasty chemicals. The information is often muddy and uncertain.
So I’d rather choose something I trust to be made safer, to begin with.
Wildkin’s sleeping bags and nap mats are never treated with flame retardant chemicals and are tested to ensure they are also lead, PVC, and phthalate-free.
The sleeping bags come in a bunch of adorable prints for both boys and girls. They are seriously cute and functional. For sleepovers, living room hangouts, and they would make the perfect gift for the kid who has everything already.
Here are a few of SafeMama’s favorite Wildkin patterns.
- Wildkin Kids Sleeping Bag Magical Unicorns
- Wildkin Kids Sleeping Bags Out of this World

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