Duvets & pillows for children

Natural and organic junior duvet in temperature-regulating kapok from Cocoon Company.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet. And extra suitable for children who find it more difficult to regulate their body temperature than us adults.

This duvet is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 100x140 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets can feel different than regular down duvets. It's a little heavier and maybe a little more like a cotton blanket.

See our entire large selection from Cocoon Company just here and get help choosing duvets in our store duvet guide

Kapok pillow for juniors

Junior head pillow in organic and natural kapok from Cocoon Company.

The pillow is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

Kapok has special insulating and temperature-regulating properties that ensure that your body is tempered throughout the night through.

And then kapok is a completely natural material that does not contain mold shelf, flame retardants or fluorine substances.

The cushion has a zip so you can get in to the filling. You can therefore regulate the amount of filling yourself and possibly add it later if the pillow becomes too flat.

You can also use the filling if you want to wash the cover.

The pillow measures 40x45 cm.

Maintenance of your kapok pillow

Kapok is a natural fiber with quite unique properties.

And they are definitely worth taking good care of. on.

like this:

How to wash your kapok pillow

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fiber. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok pad immediately after wash

How to dry your kapok pillow

• The kapok pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See our entire large selection from Cocoon Company just here

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Kapok pillow for baby

Head pillow for baby in organic and natural kapok.

This pillow is flat and measures 40x45 cm.

Small children and babies don't really need pillows. Especially not if they sleep alone in a cot. But a flat baby head pillow can be nice in the pram or if you think the child needs extra support.

The pillow is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organic certified cotton.

The kapok pillow is both insulating and temperature-regulating and perfect in a sleeping environment.

Maintenance of your kapok pillow

Kapok is a natural fiber with quite unique properties.

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok pillow if it is strictly necessary.
The kapok fibers can be damaged by washing and clump together, so we do not recommend washing, unless the pillow cannot be used without it.
In general use, simply airing is sufficient. the pillow.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok pillow, do it like this:

How to wash your kapok pillow

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fiber. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok pad immediately after wash

How to dry your kapok pillow

• The kapok pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See our entire large selection from Cocoon Company just here

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok duvet for baby

Temperature-regulating and insulating organic baby duvet in kapok.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet. And both for bed and for the pram.

This duvet is recommended for allergy sufferers, as natural kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

The duvet is filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 70x100 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets feel different from ordinary ones. down comforters. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

If the stains are smaller, we recommend spot washing.

But if it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet immediately after wash

• The kapok duvet is dried alone in the dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Kapok duvet and pillow for baby

Fantastic set with a baby duvet and a baby pillow in organic kapok.

Kapok is a unique material that is both temperature regulating and insulating.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet and especially suitable for small children who may have difficulty regulating their body temperature. Use the set both for the bed and for the pram.

Kapok is recommended for allergy sufferers, as natural kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

Both the duvet and pillow are filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 70x100 cm.

The pillow is a flat model and measures 40x45 cm.

Please note that kapok duvets feel different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet and pillow

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a starting point, you should only wash your kapok duvet or pillow if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet or pillow, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet or pillow immediately after washing

• The kapok duvet or pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet or pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Set with kapok duvet and pillow for juniors

Beautiful set with a junior duvet and a junior pillow in organic kapok.

Kapok is a unique material that is completely natural and is both temperature regulating and insulating.

Kapok, also called silk cotton, is light and breathable and transports moisture away from the body. The temperature-regulating effect makes it suitable as both a summer and winter duvet and especially suitable for children who may have difficulty regulating their body temperature.

Kapok is recommended for allergy sufferers, as natural kapok contains an antibacterial substance that house dust mites cannot live in.

Both the duvet and pillow are filled with untreated organic kapok, with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.

The duvet measures 100x140 cm.

The pillow measures 40x45 cm.

Be aware that kapok duvets may feel a little different from ordinary down duvets. It is a little heavier and perhaps a little more like a cotton blanket.

Maintenance of your kapok duvet and pillow

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok duvet or pillow if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok duvet or pillow, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a delicate detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok duvet or pillow immediately after washing

• The kapok duvet or pillow is dried alone in the tumble dryer
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok pillow and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok duvet or pillow dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

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Amazing Maize duvet from maize fibers from Cocoon Company

Vegan duvet from maize from Cocoon Company.Junior duvet 100 x 140 cm.

The corn fiber is hollow, which gives it temperature-regulating properties. The moisture is directed through the duvet instead of being absorbed.

The corn fiber is, technically, a plant-based biopolymer fiber based on lactic acid, which is extracted from plant sugar from corn in a kind of fermentation process.

In fact, the production of the corn fiber requires 68% less fossil fuels than the production of a synthetic fiber duvet.

Maintenance of your maize duvet

You do not need to wash your maize duvet before use. No harmful chemicals have been added in the manufacturing process.

But your maize duvet can easily be washed. However, we recommend that you only do it when necessary, as washing wears out the product and the fibre.

So please air your duvet regularly. Especially frosty weather is good for airing the duvet.

If the duvet is to be washed, it can be washed at 60 degrees, but preferably lower, so that you protect the fine corn fiber and take a little extra care of the environment.

Make sure to run the wash at low revolutions - again to take good care of the fine corn fiber so that it does not tangle. Should this happen, however, you can easily filter out the fibers again.

Dry the duvet in a tumble dryer at medium heat. Very happy with these drying balls, which reduce the drying time by approx. 25%.

Get help choosing the duvet in our store duvet guide

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Amazing Maize pillow made of corn fibers from Cocoon Company

Vegan pillow made of corn from Cocoon Company.Junior pillow 40 x 45 cm.

Made of organically certified and completely chemical-free cotton and filled with corn fibers.

Corn pillows are reusable, degradable and a completely natural and vegan alternative.

Corn pillows are delicious and airy like down pillows, and breathable like wool and kapok.

The corn fiber is hollow, which gives it temperature-regulating properties. The moisture is directed through the pillow instead of being absorbed.

The corn fiber is, technically, a plant-based biopolymer fiber based on lactic acid, which is extracted from plant sugar from corn in a kind of fermentation process.

In fact, the production of the corn fiber requires 68% less fossil fuels than the production of a synthetic fiber duvet.

Maintenance of your corn pillow

You don't need to wash your corn pillow before use. No harmful chemicals are added in the manufacturing process.

But your corn pillow can easily be washed. However, we recommend that you only do it when necessary, as washing wears out the product and the fiber.

So feel free to air your pillow regularly. Frosty weather is especially good for airing duvets and pillows.

If the pillow is to be washed, it can be washed at 60 degrees, but preferably lower, so that you protect the fine corn fiber and take a little extra care of the environment.

Make sure to run the wash at low revolutions - again to take good care of the fine corn fiber so that it does not tangle. However, should this happen, you can easily filter out the fibers again.

Dry the pillow in a tumble dryer at medium heat. Very happy with these drying balls, which reduce the drying time by approx. 25%.

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Maintenance of your woolen duvet from Cocoon Company

A woolen duvet should not be washed. The lanolin in the wool is because the lanolin in the wool is important for the duvet's temperature-regulating function - and the lanolin is quietly washed out by the duvet when it is washed.

On the other hand, it is a super good idea to air the duvet regularly. It is good for the humidity in the duvet and for the lightness. If you can air it out in freezing weather, it is the absolute best thing you can do.

If an accident has occurred, however, we recommend that you spot wash the duvet.

Alternatively, you can of course also send it to be cleaned if a more thorough cleaning of the duvet is necessary.

The wool duvet must never be tumbled dry, but must instead be left to dry.

Breastfeeding pillow in kapok – natural comfort for you and your baby

The kapok nursing pillow from Cocoon Company is a practical and natural solution to make breastfeeding comfortable for both you and your baby. Filled with kapok fibers extracted from the seed pods of the kapok tree, this pillow offers unique properties that stand out from other materials.

Kapok is known to be:

• Temperature regulating: Keeps you and your baby cool by directing heat and moisture away from the body.
• Water repellent: The fibers create a dry environment that does not attract house dust mites or sponge.
• Allergy-friendly: Perfect for allergy sufferers, as it reduces the risk of irritating allergens.

Measures and design:
The nursing pad measures approx. 62 x 62 cm in the angle, 20 cm in width and 15 cm in height.
It comes without a cover, giving you the freedom to choose the cover that best suits your needs and style.

Maintenance:
Kapok fibers require a little extra care:

• Wash only when necessary: ??Consider spot washing or simply airing to preserve the fibers.
• Drying: Use dryer on medium heat together with wool dryer balls to loosen clumps.

With a kapok nursing pillow, you get a product that combines naturalness with functionality, so you can focus on the most important – your baby.

Wool pillow from Cocoon

The wool pillow is made of organic merino wool and organic GOTS certified cotton

This pillow measures 40x45 cm.

A wool pillow is a soft and temperature-regulating choice. The wool's content of lanolin enables it to absorb moisture from the body - without the pillow becoming damp in itself.

It is also the lanolin that makes the wool pillow antibacterial and ensures that house dust mites cannot live in it.

Wool pillows from Cocoon Company are produced in Europe. And the wool itself comes from organic merino sheep from South America.

South America is a super good climate for sheep. In that climate, the sheep are not affected by parasites and flies, which makes it completely unnecessary to spray them or carry out the cruel mulesing, as the sheep generally just thrive.

Maintenance of your wool pillow from Cocoon Company

On the other hand, it is a very good idea to air the pillow regularly. It is good for the humidity in the pillow and for the lightness. If you can air it in freezing weather, it is the absolute best thing you can do.

If an accident has occurred, however, we recommend that you spot wash the pillow.

Alternatively, you can of course also send it to be cleaned if a more thorough cleaning of the pillow is necessary.

The wool pillow must never be tumbled dry, but must instead be left to dry.

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Wool pillow from Cocoon

The wool pillow is made of organic merino wool and organic GOTS certified cotton

This pillow measures 40x45 cm. and is padded a little extra so that it is suitable for slightly older children.

A wool pillow is a soft and temperature-regulating choice. The wool's content of lanolin enables it to absorb moisture from the body - without the pillow becoming damp in itself.

It is also the lanolin that makes the wool pillow antibacterial and ensures that house dust mites cannot live in it.

Wool pillows from Cocoon Company are produced in Europe. And the wool itself comes from organic merino sheep from South America.

South America is a super good climate for sheep. In that climate, the sheep are not affected by parasites and flies, which makes it completely unnecessary to spray them or carry out the cruel mulesing, as the sheep generally just thrive.

Maintenance of your wool pillow from Cocoon Company

On the other hand, it is a very good idea to air the pillow regularly. It is good for the humidity in the pillow and for the lightness. If you can air it in freezing weather, it is the absolute best thing you can do.

If an accident has occurred, however, we recommend that you spot wash the pillow.

Alternatively, you can of course also send it to be cleaned if a more thorough cleaning of the pillow is necessary.

The wool pillow must never be tumbled dry, but must instead be left to dry.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Amazing Maize duvet from maize fibers from Cocoon Company

Vegan duvet from maize from Cocoon Company.Baby duvet 70 x 100 cm.

The corn fiber is hollow, which gives it temperature-regulating properties. The moisture is directed through the duvet instead of being absorbed.

The corn fiber is, technically, a plant-based biopolymer fiber based on lactic acid, which is extracted from plant sugar from corn in a kind of fermentation process.

In fact, the production of the corn fiber requires 68% less fossil fuels than the production of a synthetic fiber duvet.

Maintenance of your maize duvet

You do not need to wash your maize duvet before use. No harmful chemicals have been added in the manufacturing process.

But your maize duvet can easily be washed. However, we recommend that you only do it when necessary, as washing wears out the product and the fibre.

So please air your duvet regularly. Especially frosty weather is good for airing the duvet.

If the duvet is to be washed, it can be washed at 60 degrees, but preferably lower, so that you protect the fine corn fiber and take a little extra care of the environment.

Make sure to run the wash at low revolutions - again to take good care of the fine corn fiber so that it does not tangle. Should this happen, however, you can easily filter out the fibers again.

Dry the duvet in a tumble dryer at medium heat. Very happy with these drying balls, which reduce the drying time by approx. 25%.

Get help choosing the duvet in our store duvet guide

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Corn fiber nursing pillow

A fantastic good nursing pillow filled with corn fiber and a cover made of 100% organically certified cotton.

We think it must be a must-have for all nursing mothers who care about ecology, health and chemical-free products!

The corn fiber in this supportive nursing pillow ensures that both mother and child get maximum comfort during breastfeeding. It is the fantastic heat-regulating and moisture-transporting properties of the fiber that make it so special.

The nursing pillow in corn fiber is a firm but still soft nursing pillow that provides good support for mother and child!

The nursing pillow is sold without a cover and measures approx. 62 x 62 cm in the angle, approx. 20 cm in width of the pillow itself and approx. 15 cm in height.

You will find covers for it in Dusted Brown and Soft Beige just here

Cocoon Company's corn fiber is made from 100% recyclable resources and is also 100% naturally degradable.

They are manufactured without the use of chemicals, synthetic fibers or pesticides.

The corn fiber is breathable, as we know it from kapok and merino wool. Therefore, this Maize nursing pillow will ensure a comfortable breastfeeding for both mother and child.

Maintenance of your Maize nursing pad

You do not need to wash your Maize pillow before use. No harmful chemicals have been added in the manufacturing process.

But your Maize nursing pad can easily be washed. However, we recommend that you only do it when necessary, as washing wears out the product and the fiber.

So feel free to air your pillow regularly. Frosty weather is especially good for airing the duvet and pillow.

If the nursing pillow is to be washed, it can be washed at 60 degrees, but preferably lower, so that you protect the fine corn fiber and take a little extra care of the environment.

Make sure to run the wash at low revolutions - again to take good care of the fine corn fiber so that it does not tangle. However, should this happen, you can easily filter out the fibers again.

Dry the pillow in a tumble dryer at medium heat. Very happy with these drying balls, which reduce the drying time by approx. 25%.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok pushchair cushion from Cocoon Company

For centuries it has been used for filling in mattresses, duvets, pillows, teddy bears, etc.

However, when polyester gained popularity, this type of filling has gradually replaced kapok.

But luckily, Cocoon is trying to do something about that.

Because the kapok fiber has really so much to offer.

It is both temperature-regulating, insulating and completely natural.

The kapok fiber is unsprayed and completely free of chemicals.

This pram cushion is made of natural kapok and of delicious and durable organic GOTS certified cotton on the outside.

The pram cushion gives your child really good support when the child has to sit up in the pram.

The temperature-regulating properties of the kapok fiber really come into their own, so that the child can get rid of excess heat and moisture.

Maintenance of your kapok pram cushion

The cover on the pram cushion can be removed and washed.

It is easy to remove with the practical zip.

The cover can be washed at 40 degrees - possibly 60 degrees if necessary.

The inner cushion should preferably not be washed.

However, it can be done in an emergency.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok pushchair cushion from Cocoon Company

For centuries it has been used for filling in mattresses, duvets, pillows, teddy bears, etc.

However, when polyester gained popularity, this type of filling has gradually replaced kapok.

But luckily, Cocoon is trying to do something about that.

Because the kapok fiber has really so much to offer.

It is both temperature-regulating, insulating and completely natural.

The kapok fiber is unsprayed and completely free of chemicals.

This pram cushion is made of natural kapok and of delicious and durable organic GOTS certified cotton on the outside.

The pram cushion gives your child really good support when the child has to sit up in the pram.

The temperature-regulating properties of the kapok fiber really come into their own, so that the child can get rid of excess heat and moisture.

Maintenance of your kapok pram cushion

The cover on the pram cushion can be removed and washed.

It is easy to remove with the practical zip.

The cover can be washed at 40 degrees - possibly 60 degrees if necessary.

The inner cushion should preferably not be washed.

However, it can be done in an emergency.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Maintenance of your woolen duvet from Cocoon Company

A woolen duvet should not be washed. The lanolin in the wool is because the lanolin in the wool is important for the duvet's temperature-regulating function - and the lanolin is quietly washed out by the duvet when it is washed.

On the other hand, it is a super good idea to air the duvet regularly. It is good for the humidity in the duvet and for the lightness. If you can air it out in freezing weather, it is the absolute best thing you can do.

If an accident has occurred, however, we recommend that you spot wash the duvet.

Alternatively, you can of course also send it to be cleaned if a more thorough cleaning of the duvet is necessary.

The wool duvet must never be tumbled dry, but must instead be left to dry.