Sheepskin For Babies | Natural

100% genuine merino sheepskin and wool.

Natural / Ivory White

Actual product colour are likely to vary slightly as each sheepskin is unique.

Benefits include:

* NATURAL INSULATION: Sheepskin provides natural insulation, helping to regulate a baby's body temperature by keeping them warm in cold weather and cool in warm weather.

* SOFT AND COMFORTABLE: Sheepskin is soft and plush, providing a comfortable surface for babies to rest or play on.

* HYPOALLERGENIC: High-quality sheepskin is often hypoallergenic, making it suitable for babies with sensitive skin or allergies.

* MOISTURE WICKING: Sheepskin can wick moisture away from a baby's skin, helping to keep them dry and comfortable.

* BREATHABLE: Sheepskin is a breathable material, which can prevent overheating and reduce the risk of sweating.

* PROMOTES SLEEP: Many parents find that babies sleep better on sheepskin, possibly due to it's comfort and temperature-regulating properties.

* PRESSURE RELIEF: Sheepskin can distribute a baby's weight evenly, reducing the risk of pressure sores or discomfort during extended periods of rest.

* PROMOTES TUMMY TIME: Using sheepskin during tummy time can provide a soft and supportive surface for babies to develop their motor skills.

* NON-SLIP: Sheepskin is often non-slip, which can help keep a baby in place during diaper changes or playtime.

* EASY TO CLEAN: Sheepskin is relatively easy to clean, making it a practical choice for baby accessories.

* NATURAL AND CHEMICAL FREE: High-quality sheepskin is often free of chemicals, making it a natural and safe option for babies.

Sheepskin has, through the ages been used effectively to provide health and wellness benefits to babies in a variety of ways:

- Sleeping
- Tummy-time
- Diaper changing mat
- Reducing temperatures
- Post operation recovery where pressure relief can prevent sores
- Provide comfort in car seats, beds or cribs

Due to each sheep being a different size, please accept these sheepskin dimentions as a guideline:

Approximate wool length: 2cm

Approximate weight: 1 kg

Approximate size:

Length: 80 cm
Shoulder width: 63 cm
Hind width: 75 cm

Sheepskin is generally an irregular shape and it may have nicks/cuts on it due to the skinning process.

Actual product colours and shapes will vary slightly to images due to each sheepskin being unique and photographic differences.

If you require a specific size, please contact us so that we can check measurements for you.

We aim to book the courier on the same day as your order is placed.

Orders are dispatched from Johnannesburg and delivered nationwide at a cost of R99.00 per order.

Delivery takes between 1-5 working days once dispatched depending on where the package is going to. Johannesburg delivery takes about 1 working day.

We do not ship internationally (sorry).

Cleaning baby sheepskin requires a gentle touch to preserve its natural softness and quality.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to clean sheepskin:

CLEANING SUGGESTIONS

1. Sheepskin can be dry-cleaned, machine or hand washed and spot cleaned.
2. Use a mild detergent or wool wash (specifically designed for delicate fabrics) on a wool cycle if machine washing.
3. Use lukewarm water up to 40 degrees maximun.
4. Avoid spinning cycles, wringing or twisting the sheepskin.
5. Air dry away from direct sunlight.

Shake or Vacuum:
Begin by shaking it out or vacuuming it using a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment. This will help remove loose dirt, dust, and debris.

Spot Cleaning:
For small stains or spots, mix a small amount of mild detergent or wool wash with lukewarm water to create a soapy solution. Dampen a soft sponge or cloth in this solution and gently blot the affected area. Avoid scrubbing vigorously.

Rinse:
Rinse the sponge or cloth thoroughly and use it to blot the area with clean, lukewarm water to remove any soap residue. Be gentle to avoid damaging the sheepskin.

Blot Excess Moisture:
After rinsing, gently blot the cleaned area with a clean, dry towel to remove excess moisture. Avoid wringing or twisting the sheepskin.

Allow to Air Dry:
Lay the sheepskin flat in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Allow it to air dry naturally. This may take some time, so be patient.

Brush Gently:
Once the sheepskin is completely dry, use a soft brush (like a soft-bristle brush or a pet brush) to fluff up the wool and restore its softness. Brush in the direction of the natural fibres.

Optional Conditioning:
If you want to maintain the suppleness of the leather backing, you can apply a leather or sheepskin conditioner according to the manufacturer's instructions. This step is optional and not necessary for the wool itself.

1 x genuine merino sheepskin for babies