The skin of newborns and young children is wonderfully soft, but also extremely delicate, and it doesn't take much to irritate it, such as a rough seam, overly aggressive detergent or non-breathable fabric. The choice of materials that touch their bodies every day, from bodysuits to blankets to sleeping bags, is much more important than you might think.

Sleep is crucial for the growth and development of the child, both during pregnancy and later in the first years of life. Although the fetus sleeps a lot, sleep needs and patterns change dramatically after birth.

In particular, the main variations in sleep occur with a variation in the natural circadian rhythm of sleep-wake and dream activity. 

Watching a sleeping baby is a wonderful experience. But what goes on behind those closed little eyes? The more one studies this question, the more one discovers that babies are great dreamers.

The pursuit and adoption of a regular sleep pattern is important for the healthy growth of the child and its physical and emotional development.