Filled with anti-allergy fibres for a comfortable, hygienic sleep with anti-bacterial fibres protecting your little one from bacteria that may ordinarily live in their duvet. Our three-year-old tester reported it was “good, nice” – this might not sound like high praise, but rest assured this is as good as it gets from a three year old on the matter of duvets. Wool and silk are heavier, which is something that children – particularly those prone to anxiety – might find comforting. Our tester was thrilled to find they could sleep comfortably underneath it on the warmer nights (admittedly, we didn’t test it during the heatwave), without having to kick off the covers. And this luxury doesn’t have to be the preserve of adults – kids’ appreciate a snuggly duvet just as much.

Sarah Jayne Anti Allergy Cot Bed Duvet 9.0 TOG Cot Bed Quilt

Our tester enjoyed the extra security of the weight of this blanket, and seemed to sleep well under it. The filling is made from anti-allergy recycled polyester and is designed in collaboration with Allergy UK to ensure it’s allergy proof.For older children, as their temperature regulation matures, they might want a thicker duvet in the winter and something thinner in the summer.

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The casing is made from 100 per cent unbleached 200 thread count organic cotton for extra breathability.

It’s recommended that kids upgrade from their sleeping bag etc to a duvet no earlier than their first birthday. Tightly quilted and fairly weighty, this duvet created a cosy drape around our little one, making them feel snug and secure. Our tester reported that this duvet felt light in comparison to most other duvets in this roundup, which they liked as they could kick it off easily.