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Why do babies lose heat so quickly, how can you tell, and what really helps? Practical tips from a neonatal nurse — including what to dress your baby in under a snuggle or sleepsuit.

Is superwash merino wool safe for your baby? Moalie calmly explains what superwash and mulesing are, and what certificates do and do not mean.

In extreme heat, babies are especially vulnerable. Neonatal nurse Daniëlle Kempers shares practical advice on clothing, hydration, safe sleeping, and recognizing overheating.

Many parents hesitate between a sheepskin and a wool liner. They look similar but differ significantly in safety, texture, and use — even in warm weather. Daniëlle explains it calmly.

Premature and dysmature babies have one thing in common: they need extra help with temperature regulation. As a neonatal nurse, I explain the difference between the two groups, why warmth is so crucial for their development, and how merino wool and layering can help. This includes scientific evidence and practical tips for a safe, warm start.

As a parent, you want nothing more than the best for your baby. The first days and weeks after birth are crucial for the health and well-being of your child. One of the most important aspects during this period is keeping your baby warm . This is where merino wool can play an indispensable role. At Moalie we have a lot of merino wool items in our collection, and these are increasingly recommended by maternity nurses . And for good reason. Merino wool helps newborns to regulate their body temperature better, keeping them comfortable and safe. From my background as a neonatology nurse, I know how difficult it can be for a baby to maintain a good temperature and how important this is in the first few days. A low body temperature can have serious consequences: it affects blood sugar levels, makes a baby drink less well, leads to weight loss and can even cause a vicious circle of further cooling. In this blog you will discover why merino wool is the ideal choice for babies and how our merino wool wrap snuggle contributes to a healthy and safe start for your little one.

Merino wool baby clothes are an investment — and with the right care, they last for years. In this guide I explain how to wash merino wool without it shrinking or losing its softness. I cover the self-cleaning effect, step-by-step washing instructions, stain prevention, pilling, and how to store merino wool properly. Everything you need to keep your baby's merino wool clothes beautiful for longer.

What to wear to a baby while they sleep? Find out here! Choosing the right sleepwear for your baby can be confusing. As an experienced baby and sleep coach, I share my tips on how to keep your little one comfortable and safe, including using hot water bottles and the ideal room temperature. Also read why the Moalie Merino Wool Teddy Sleepsuit is the perfect choice for a peaceful night's sleep.

As a parent, you want your baby to be safe and comfortable. Choosing the right baby clothes plays a major role in this. Soft and breathable materials such as cotton and merino wool, practical closures and avoiding irritating labels ensure optimum wearing comfort. Washing new clothes is also important to prevent skin irritations. Recent research also shows that cheap baby clothes, such as those from Shein, can contain dangerous substances. Therefore, consciously choose safe, high-quality baby clothes such as rompers, newborn slippers and toddler clothes that are made with your child's well-being in mind.

Merino wool is one of the most versatile and long-lasting materials for baby clothing. In this article I explain why merino wool is the best choice for your baby — from temperature regulation and breathability to its antibacterial properties and exceptionally soft feel. I also share why merino wool is a sustainable choice, and introduce some of our favourite products.