Kids Duvets

All kids duvets in the range are anti allergy and sized at 120cm x 150cm to fit standard UK cot beds. The fills are hypoallergenic and resist dust mite build up, which matters more in children's bedding where skin is sensitive and washing needs to be frequent. Each duvet is machine washable and built to hold its shape through regular use.

Choosing the right tog for a child's duvet depends on the room temperature and the time of year. A lighter tog suits summer and warmer nurseries. A mid weight tog handles all season use in rooms that stay at a steady temperature. A higher tog provides extra warmth through winter when the room cools down overnight. All Rohi Home kids duvets come with free mainland UK delivery and 30-day returns.

Kids Duvet Tog Ratings at Rohi Home

The right tog for a child depends on bedroom temperature and the season. Here is how each tog in the cot bed range is suited:

4.5 Tog Duvets - Summer weight, light insulation for warmer months and heated nurseries
7.5 Tog Duvets - Mid weight, suited to spring, autumn, and rooms that stay between 16 and 20 degrees
9 Tog Duvets - Warmer weight for cooler months and nurseries that drop in temperature overnight

FAQ's

It depends on room temperature. In a nursery that stays between 18 and 20 degrees, a 4.5 tog is comfortable for summer and a 7.5 tog suits most of the year. A 9 tog works well in cooler rooms or during winter. Keeping a room thermometer in the nursery helps match the tog to the actual overnight temperature.

A standard UK cot bed duvet measures 120cm x 150cm. All kids duvets in the Rohi Home range are made to this size, which fits most cot beds and toddler beds. It is not the same as a single duvet, which is larger and not recommended for cot bed use.

The NHS recommends that children should not use a duvet until they are at least 12 months old. Before that age, lightweight blankets or sleeping bags are considered safer. Once a child moves to a cot bed or toddler bed, a low tog duvet in the right size is a suitable option. Always follow current safe sleep guidelines.

Yes. Children's skin is more sensitive and their immune systems are still developing, which makes them more prone to reacting to dust mites and common bedroom allergens. An anti allergy duvet reduces that exposure and creates a cleaner sleeping environment. Machine washable options make it easier to keep allergen levels low with regular washing.