GRO-GROUP "EGG" NURSERY THERMOMETER

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RRP £19.53

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Grobag Egg thermometer

Peace of mind at a glance -
The innovative Grobag Egg changes colour to let you know at a glance whether the temperature of a room is too low, too high or just right, helping you maintain a safe sleeping environment for your baby. As an added bonus it even works well as a gentle night light.

A yellow glow suggests a comfortable temperature for children to sleep in, whilst a blue glow suggests it's too cold and a red glow suggests it's too high. The colours act as a reminder for you to cool or heat the room, to modify the baby's clothing, to use a different tog grobag® baby sleeping bag or for non-sleeping bag users to alter the level of bedding.

Grobag Egg, the colour changing digital room thermometer is another clever innovation from the people who brought you Grobag baby sleeping bags.
Room temperature is vital in creating a safe sleeping environment for your baby and should be maintained at 16-20°C to help reduce the risk of cot death.

The Grobag Egg glows yellow if the room temperature is within recommended guidelines (16-20°C). If the room temperature is outside this range,
it acts as a reminder for you to take action to cool or heat the room, or to adjust the baby’s bedding or clothing.

Features

Easy to understand colour coded system indicates room temperature
Digital thermometer with permanent 'back-lit' LCD readout
Gentle night light
Instructions and safe sleep guide enclosed
UK Mains only powered adaptor supplied
10.6cm in height

If the room temperature is outside the recommended guidelines (shown by the yellow colour) there are 3 actions that you can take.

1. Cool or heat the room
For example, by opening or closing a window or door or using a thermostatically controlled heater or radiator.

2. Adjust the bedding
Increase or reduce the amount of bedding, For example, for grobag baby sleeping bag users choose a different tog rating (0.5, 1.0 or 2.5 tog).
For those using traditional sheets and blankets, add or remove layers.

3. Adjust the baby’s clothing
Reduce or increase the number of layers of clothing your baby is wearing.

Please note, always remember to check your baby to make sure he or she is not too hot or cold.
To check if your baby is too hot look for sweating or feel your baby, don’t worry if hands or feet are cold, that’s normal.
If in any doubt please consult your health professional.