However, sleeping bags that failed came from a host of reputable brands and online retailers such as Aldi, Grobag and Jojo Maman Bébé. When we car camp, we bring two tents. Myself and our now 2 year old sleep in one tent, while Dad and our two older children sleep in another tent. This allows us to fit the Peapod Plus toddler travel bed into the tent and our toddler can have his own space (and I get mine!). Sidenote, the Peapod Plus provides extra warmth so that’s something to take into consideration as well. You'll also find a great selection of pyjama sets in our range of sleepwear for babies. These are ideal if your little one finds a separate top and bottoms more comfortable, or for older babies and toddlers. Keep your baby cosy with one of our baby dressing gowns - while our baby slippers are just the thing for toasty toes. The tests carried out by Which? were bought from leading brands, online brands and high street stores, with only three passing the vigorous safety tests.

Malvern Bakehouse are collection soft toys, first aid items, sleeping bags, blankets and baby clothes to be delivered to Poland for Ukrainian refugees. You can drop off your donations at: 2 Church Walk, Malvern WR14 2XH Shropshire The Little Mo 40° baby sleeping bag has a synthetic fill and is better for camping in more moderate temperatures of 40°F to 60°F (4°C to 15°C). This baby sleeping bag has fold over cuffs, so your little one can have hands out or in – your choice. This baby sleeping bag doesn’t compress quite so small given it’s synthetic fill and weights around 15 oz. The Little Mo 40 comes in red or blue. Come colder nights, our 2.5 togs sleeping bags are your best bet to give an extra layer of warmth and comfort and help them nod off. Most sleeping bags come with zipper and popper fastening to get your little one cosy for a good night's sleep.Milo And The Bull in Battersea are accepting donations at 62-64 St John's Hill, SW11 1AD from Friday 6AM-8PM, Saturday 8AM-12.30PM and Sunday 8AM-12PM. They've partnered with Zebra Property, who are collecting at 38 Lavender Hill SW11 5RL from 8am-10am or 2pm-4pm. Items needed are medical supplies, warm clothes, camping supplies, bedding, blankets, pillows and non-perishable foods. More information here. South Kensington

The Ukraine Embassy in London has organised a collection point in Norfolk at Dereham Morrisons on Station Road NR19 1DF, the Peerless Plastics And Coatings store on 16-20 Howlett Way IP24 1HZ in Thetford, and Cherry Tree Farm on Brandon Road PE37 8HN in Swaffham. They need warm clothes, scarfs and boots, military equipment, sleeping bags, wheelchairs, baby food, and non perishable food items. What are the Ukraine collection points for donations in the midlands? Worcestershire No hood or drawstrings. Many families use bunting type snowsuits for sleeping in while camping. We love that there is no hood for safe sleep. The Big Mo 40° kids sleeping bag has a synthetic fill and is rated for temperatures of 40°F to 60°F (4°C to 15°C). It comes in blue or orange and weighs just over 1 lb. As with the Little Mo 40, the Big Mo 40 also has fold-over cuffs.Oblique Beauty House are collecting donations at 15 Bute Street SW7 3EY. A full list of essential items they urgently need can be found here. They'll be accepting donations from 9am-8pm every day this week. Southampton All bags were tested in compliance with the current 2018 baby sleeping bags standard. Some products tested were manufactured to an earlier standard, but to test all of the products in a comparable and fair way, Which? used the most recent standard as our safety measure.' The Big Mo 20 is a fantastic product for those cold nights, but unfortunately (or maybe fortunately?) we had such a hot summer that our son was sweating. We tried many combinations of zipping from the bottom and the top so that it was just cinched in the middle, unzipping all the way, zipping to the belly button and taking the arms out but to no avail, this bag was just too warm for this summer’s climate. The collection point at Daykin Estates are looking for children’s toys, pet food, long-life cupboard supplies like pasta and rice, blankets, sleeping bag and clothes. The organisers have outlined that they’re in touch with hostels in Zgierz and Lodz and that every item will go ‘directly into hands of the Ukrainian people in need’.