Buy (organic) junior duvets here
They grow up so quickly... Perhaps they are now big enough that it is time for a junior duvet? It can be difficult to assess when a junior duvet is necessary. The most important thing is that the duvet can fill the child's bed and thereby ensure that your child can lie safely and warmly under the duvet all night. At Mammashop, we have gathered an exclusive selection of junior duvets that you can safely let your child sleep under, as most duvets are allergy-friendly and organic.
When do you switch to a junior duvet?
First and foremost, it is an individual choice what suits your situation and your child. However, a good rule of thumb is that the duvet should be able to fill the bed; a duvet that is too small will quickly end up in a corner of the bed with a restless child. Therefore, buying a junior duvet is also often associated with switching to a larger bed.
When to use a junior duvet? For many, the switch from baby duvet to a junior duvet happens around 8-12 months, which for many is the perfect age for a junior duvet. However, it can be a major change for your child to sleep in a larger bed with so much space around them, so the size of the junior duvet can fill some of the space; otherwise, the combination with a lovely cot bumper can often create the necessary sense of security.
Which junior duvet should you choose?
When buying a junior duvet for your child, you should of course pay attention to the size. The most common junior duvet size is 100 x 140 cm, which is also the size of all the junior duvets we sell at Mammashop. It is important that you pay attention to the measurements so that it suits your child's needs and the measurements of lovely junior duvet bedding.
As for the age for a junior duvet and when to use one, it is very individual. The same applies to the special needs your child may have in relation to temperature regulation and materials, for example if your child has allergies. We offer a wide selection of duvets from Baby Dan, Fossflakes and organic duvets from COCOON Company. Several of them are allergy-friendly, and they all have different materials and properties, meaning that you will probably be able to find your child's next junior duvet in our selection.
Junior duvet measurements
If it is time for a larger bed and therefore also a larger duvet, it is probably time for a junior duvet. A junior duvet size is suitable for your child's first cot or junior bed. This is because the size of the beds also suits the measurements of a junior duvet, which are 100 x 140 cm.
These junior duvet measurements are the most common, and junior duvets can often be bought as a set, where you get a duvet and pillow. The pillow measures 40 x 45 cm. These are also the junior duvet and pillow measurements that fit the lovely bedding for junior duvets that you can find here with us.
Junior duvet quality
At Mammashop, we love good quality and proper materials. That is why you will naturally also find quality junior duvets with us. One of the most popular materials for junior duvets is kapok fibre, as it is 100% chemical-free and allergy-friendly. Kapok fibre is perfect for a junior duvet, as it regulates temperature and absorbs moisture. In the duvets with kapok fibre that you find with us, it is 100 % natural and untreated.
Many also like silk junior duvets or duvets in downproof cotton and microfibre polyester. The latter especially, as it works well as an all-season duvet. A good junior duvet is important for creating a good and healthy sleeping environment for your child. You can even make the sleeping environment even cosier with a cute bed canopy.
Best junior duvet in test
Many children use a junior duvet from 8-12 months until around the age of 3 to 4, so it can certainly be worth investing in a good duvet straight away, as it can last throughout the junior duvet period of your child's life. A good starting point for finding a good duvet is therefore which junior duvets are best in test.
We sell several duvets with excellent certifications or made from lovely allergy-friendly materials, and most of them are organic. This gives you good conditions for finding a junior duvet that is best suited to your child's needs.
Some of the best junior duvets can be found from the brand Quilts of Denmark, which is known for its wonderful high-quality duvets.
Junior duvet offers
We know how important good quality is, but we also know that the price can often be decisive. When buying a junior duvet, the most important thing is that you buy the duvet that best suits your child's needs. We will make sure that you can find good prices and junior duvet offers with us.
If you are looking for a quality junior duvet, you can shop with us with confidence. This also applies to the price, as we offer price matching at Mammashop. You can read more about how it works here. This is your guarantee that you get the best price with us.
Important things for bedtime
A good junior duvet and a good bed are important for creating the best conditions for your child's sleep. But perhaps you have already discovered as a parent that putting your child to bed can take time and energy? Putting your child to bed can be a challenge for several reasons, perhaps due to weaning them off rocking movements or milk.
It can also be a major change for the child to sleep alone, perhaps in a larger bed. Here, the size of a junior duvet can create a sense of security. It may also be that help with bedtime can be found in a bed canopy or cot bumper, which creates a calmer and more secure space around the bed, or there may be a need for a new type of pacifiers.
Is your child difficult to put to bed?
If putting your child to bed at home is associated with crying and takes a lot of energy, it can be hard and difficult for both child and parents. If bedtime takes a long time, it also affects both the parents' and the child's sleep.
Fortunately, help is available, as at Mammashop we sell the new, popular book Putteritualet by Sine Ditlev Bihlet, who is also behind Søvnplejersken. It is a thorough guide to creating secure sleeping habits for your child and a good bedtime routine. Perhaps it can help make bedtime at home easier and cosier?