The "DEEP RACCO Trip" is a culmination of the best features from our previous product lines, such as the "Nedoko BAG," "Nedoko Tote," and "Nedokot," designed to provide a sophisticated and stylish solution for parents on the go with their babies, suitable for occasions like baby's first shrine visit and formal events. Point 1: A bed bag that transforms the daily lives of moms and dads struggling with putting their babies to sleep! Point 2: Trusted by experts who know everything about babies, even for their own children! Point 3: A product born from over 10 years of trial, error, and research on the baby's sleep environment. DEEP RACCO was created to provide "a comfortable sleeping environment" for moms and dads who wish for their baby's healthy growth and development, reducing the "stress of childcare" and bringing more smiles. Sizes: DEEP RACCO Trip (Bag) W 51.0 x H 26.0 x D 27.0 DEEP RACCO Pillow (Mat) W 63.0 x H 8.0 x D 40.0 【Frequently Asked Questions】 Q: From what age can it be used? A: You can use it from immediately after birth. For babies who were enveloped in a sense of security in the womb, excessively stretching their bodies in a flat position, such as in a baby bed, can be a burden. Around the age of one, when they start walking, they gradually develop the same S-shaped curve in their spine as adults, so please support them to sleep in a posture that is comfortable for their development. Q: Can it be washed? A: The bag is 100% cotton, so it can be washed, but washing it will weaken the fabric's firmness. We recommend spot cleaning only the soiled areas. Regarding the mat, the cover can be machine-washed in a laundry net, and the filling can be rinsed with a shower. The organic cover fabric becomes softer and fluffier with washing. The filling uses polyethylene resin, so it can be washed with water and disinfected. The bag uses canvas fabric, and we do not recommend washing it with water as it will soften the fabric. You can care for it by applying a mild detergent to the soiled area, scrubbing it with a toothbrush, and then dabbing the area with hot water to remove the detergent.