Journal

Notes on fabric, sleep, and getting it right.

Honest, sourced writing on baby sleepwear, materials, and Canadian safe-sleep guidance — from the founder building Wame.

October 2026

Our first tester is seventeen months old

Every Wame sample has been worn by the founder's daughter first. What changed because of her: sizing, fit, and how she seemed in them.

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September 2026

Is bamboo sleepwear safe for my newborn? What the certifications actually say

"Safe for baby" is not something to take on faith. What OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I actually tests, why "bamboo" is really viscose from...

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August 2026

Viscose from bamboo, bamboo lyocell, bamboo linen: what the names actually mean

Three different fabrics get sold as “bamboo”, and in Canada only one of them may legally use that name. What separates viscose, lyocell a...

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August 2026

What does OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I actually certify?

Class I is the strictest tier of OEKO-TEX Standard 100 — the one written for babies and children under three. What it tests, what it does...

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August 2026

How to read a Canadian baby clothing label

CA numbers, fibre names, care symbols and country of origin — what each part of a Canadian baby clothing label means, and which parts are...

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August 2026

What Canada's baby sleepwear rules actually require

Canada's Children's Sleepwear Regulations set different flammability tests for snug and loose sleepwear. What the rules say, in plain ter...

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July 2026

How to dress a newborn for sleep: a calm Canadian guide

How to choose fitted baby sleepwear for the room, avoid overheating and follow current Canadian safe-sleep guidance.

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July 2026

Viscose from bamboo vs. cotton for baby clothes: an honest comparison

Softness, care, durability, fit and cost — an honest side-by-side of viscose from bamboo and cotton for baby clothes.

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