EPISODE · Feb 26, 2026 · 32 MIN
Making Sleep Safe with Folk & Thread
from The Project Baby Podcast · host Natasha Hewett
Send us Fan MailIn this thoughtful and practical episode, we sit down with the founders of Folk & Thread to talk about what safe sleep really means for modern families. With so much conflicting advice online, this conversation cuts through the noise and brings clarity, confidence, and calm to bedtime routines.We explore the science behind safe infant sleep, including current guidelines from pediatric experts, and discuss how thoughtfully designed sleepwear can support safer sleep environments. The team shares how Folk & Thread approaches fabric selection, breathability, temperature regulation, and ethical production — all while keeping comfort at the center.You’ll also hear practical tips for:Creating a safe sleep setup at homeUnderstanding TOG ratings and seasonal layeringReducing common sleep risksSupporting better rest for both babies and parentsWhether you're preparing for your first baby or refining your routine with your third, this episode offers reassurance, expert-backed guidance, and a refreshing perspective on safer, simpler sleep.Tune in for an empowering conversation that helps you feel informed, supported, and ready to make sleep safe.Support the showMake sure you hit subscribe and pop over to our website www.project-baby.co.uk
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Send us Fan Mail In this thoughtful and practical episode, we sit down with the founders of Folk & Thread to talk about what safe sleep really means for modern families. With so much conflicting advice online, this conversation cuts through the noise and brings clarity, confidence, and calm to bedtime routines. We explore the science behind safe infant sleep, including current guidelines from pediatric experts, and discuss how thoughtfully designed sleepwear can support safer sleep enviro...
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