Safer Sleep Starts with the iCandy Peach 8
Discover the iCandy Peach 8 and essential safer sleep tips for your baby.
Reviewed against The Lullaby Trust guidance.
iCandy Peach 8
Safer Sleep Starts with the iCandy Peach 8
iCandy Peach 8
Safer Sleep Starts with the iCandy Peach 8
In those first few months with a newborn, creating a comfortable, suitable sleep environment is a top priority for every parent. The iCandy Peach 8 has been designed with these early months in mind, building on the popular Peach 7 with thoughtful improvements focused on comfort and ventilation.
Following iCandy’s successful partnership with The Lullaby Trust in 2023 to launch the iCandy Peach 7, the collaboration continues with the launch of the iCandy Peach 8. The partnership helped raise awareness of safer sleep practices for babies in the UK through evidence-based guidance, educational resources and professional training.
In this guide, we’ll look at what’s new with the Peach 8, how it compares with the Peach 7, and key safer sleep advice from The Lullaby Trust that every new parent should know.
Reviewed against The Lullaby Trust guidance.
In those first few months with a newborn, creating a comfortable, suitable sleep environment is a top priority for every parent. The iCandy Peach 8 has been designed with these early months in mind, building on the popular Peach 7 with thoughtful improvements focused on comfort and ventilation.
Following iCandy’s successful partnership with The Lullaby Trust in 2023 to launch the iCandy Peach 7, the collaboration continues with the launch of the iCandy Peach 8. The partnership helped raise awareness of safer sleep practices for babies in the UK through evidence-based guidance, educational resources and professional training.
In this guide, we’ll look at what’s new with the Peach 8, how it compares with the Peach 7, and key safer sleep advice from The Lullaby Trust that every new parent should know.
Reviewed against The Lullaby Trust guidance.
In those first few months with a newborn, creating a comfortable, suitable sleep environment is a top priority for every parent. The iCandy Peach 8 has been designed with these early months in mind, building on the popular Peach 7 with thoughtful improvements focused on comfort and ventilation.
Following iCandy’s successful partnership with The Lullaby Trust in 2023 to launch the iCandy Peach 7, the collaboration continues with the launch of the iCandy Peach 8. The partnership helped raise awareness of safer sleep practices for babies in the UK through evidence-based guidance, educational resources and professional training.
In this guide, we’ll look at what’s new with the Peach 8, how it compares with the Peach 7, and key safer sleep advice from The Lullaby Trust that every new parent should know.
Peach 7 vs. Peach 8 Key Features & Improvements
What Makes the Peach 8 Different?
The Peach 8 isn’t a huge step up from the Peach 7, but it brings improvements that make everyday parenting a little easier.
- The Peach 8 carrycot provides 1,300 cm² of airflow, with ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot. Its breathable design encourages airflow around your baby while they sleep.
- Upgraded suspension helps provide a smoother and more comfortable ride across uneven terrain.
- The larger, extendable canopy provides even greater protection from the sun, with UPF 50+ protection.
- An improved one-handed release makes everyday use quicker and more convenient.
- Premium recycled fabrics, including polyester yarn made from approximately 134 recycled plastic bottles, add a more sustainable touch.
- The flip-flop-friendly brake is easy to use and includes a clear visual indicator.
- Enjoy extra reassurance with a 5-year warranty included as standard.
The Peach 8 isn’t a huge step up from the Peach 7, but it brings improvements that make everyday parenting a little easier.
- The Peach 8 carrycot provides 1,300 cm² of airflow, with ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot. Its breathable design encourages airflow around your baby while they sleep.
- Upgraded suspension helps provide a smoother and more comfortable ride across uneven terrain.
- The larger, extendable canopy provides even greater protection from the sun, with UPF 50+ protection.
- An improved one-handed release makes everyday use quicker and more convenient.
- Premium recycled fabrics, including polyester yarn made from approximately 134 recycled plastic bottles, add a more sustainable touch.
- The flip-flop-friendly brake is easy to use and includes a clear visual indicator.
- Enjoy extra reassurance with a 5-year warranty included as standard.
The Peach 8 isn’t a huge step up from the Peach 7, but it brings improvements that make everyday parenting a little easier.
- The Peach 8 carrycot provides 1,300 cm² of airflow, with ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot. Its breathable design encourages airflow around your baby while they sleep.
- Upgraded suspension helps provide a smoother and more comfortable ride across uneven terrain.
- The larger, extendable canopy provides even greater protection from the sun, with UPF 50+ protection.
- An improved one-handed release makes everyday use quicker and more convenient.
- Premium recycled fabrics, including polyester yarn made from approximately 134 recycled plastic bottles, add a more sustainable touch.
- The flip-flop-friendly brake is easy to use and includes a clear visual indicator.
- Enjoy extra reassurance with a 5-year warranty included as standard.
The Peach 8 isn’t a huge step up from the Peach 7, but it brings improvements that make everyday parenting a little easier.
- The Peach 8 carrycot provides 1,300 cm² of airflow, with ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot. Its breathable design encourages airflow around your baby while they sleep.
- Upgraded suspension helps provide a smoother and more comfortable ride across uneven terrain.
- The larger, extendable canopy provides even greater protection from the sun, with UPF 50+ protection.
- An improved one-handed release makes everyday use quicker and more convenient.
- Premium recycled fabrics, including polyester yarn made from approximately 134 recycled plastic bottles, add a more sustainable touch.
- The flip-flop-friendly brake is easy to use and includes a clear visual indicator.
- Enjoy extra reassurance with a 5-year warranty included as standard.
The Lullaby Trust
The Lullaby Trust is the UK’s leading safer sleep charity, dedicated to reducing the risk of sudden infant death and supporting families with evidence-based advice. For more than 50 years, the charity has invested over £12 million in research to better understand why sudden and unexplained infant deaths occur, using this research as guidance to help families create safer sleep environments for their babies.
Every year, The Lullaby Trust’s guidance reaches more than 24 million people, helping to raise awareness and provide vital support to families across the UK.
From the 8th–14th March 2027, The Lullaby Trust will run Safer Sleep Week, its annual national awareness campaign designed to reach anyone looking after a baby. The campaign aims to increase awareness of SIDS and share advice that can help reduce the risk.
Every year, The Lullaby Trust’s guidance reaches more than 24 million people, helping to raise awareness and provide vital support to families across the UK.
From 8th–14th March 2027, The Lullaby Trust will run Safer Sleep Week, its annual national awareness campaign designed to reach anyone looking after a baby. The campaign aims to increase awareness of SIDS and share advice that can help reduce the risk.
Since The Lullaby Trust’s Back to Sleep campaign launched in 1991, the rate of SIDS in England and Wales has fallen by 81%. This highlights the importance of continuing to share safer sleep guidance and ensuring parents and carers understand the simple steps they can take to create a safer environment.
Since The Lullaby Trust’s Back to Sleep campaign launched in 1991, the rate of SIDS in England and Wales has fallen by 81%. This highlights the importance of continuing to share safer sleep guidance and ensuring parents and carers understand the simple steps they can take to create a safer environment.
Since The Lullaby Trust’s Back to Sleep campaign launched in 1991, the rate of SIDS in England and Wales has fallen by 81%. This highlights the importance of continuing to share safer sleep guidance and ensuring parents and carers understand the simple steps they can take to create a safer environment.
Safety Guidelines:
The Lullaby Trust
The Lullaby Trust is the UK’s leading safer sleep charity, dedicated to reducing the risk of sudden infant death and supporting families with evidence-based advice. For more than 50 years, the charity has invested over £12 million in research to better understand why sudden and unexplained infant deaths occur, using this research as guidance to help families create safer sleep environments for their babies.
Every year, The Lullaby Trust’s guidance reaches more than 24 million people, helping to raise awareness and provide vital support to families across the UK.
From 8th–14th March 2027, The Lullaby Trust will run Safer Sleep Week, its annual national awareness campaign designed to reach anyone looking after a baby. The campaign aims to increase awareness of SIDS and share advice that can help reduce the risk.
Since The Lullaby Trust’s Back to Sleep campaign launched in 1991, the rate of SIDS in England and Wales has fallen by 81%. This highlights the importance of continuing to share safer sleep guidance and ensuring parents and carers understand the simple steps they can take to create a safer environment.
Safety Guidelines
Safety Guidelines
By following this evidence-based advice from The Lullaby Trust, you can minimise the risk of SIDS.
- Use a firm, waterproof and flat mattress.
- Keep baby’s feet at the foot of the carrycot.
- Keep your baby at a comfortable room temperature to help avoid overheating. Aim for around 16–20°C, and use a room thermometer to check the temperature. When checking your baby, feel their chest or back of the neck rather than their hands.
- Keep the sleep space clear of all soft toys, blankets and bumpers or other items that could obstruct your baby’s breathing.
- Let your baby sleep in the same room as you for the first six months.
- Avoid smoking during pregnancy and keep your baby away from second-hand and third-hand smoke.
By following this evidence-based advice from The Lullaby Trust, you can minimise the risk of SIDS.
- Use a firm, waterproof and flat mattress.
- Keep baby’s feet at the foot of the carrycot.
- Keep your baby at a comfortable room temperature to help avoid overheating. Aim for around 16–20°C, and use a room thermometer to check the temperature. When checking your baby, feel their chest or back of the neck rather than their hands.
- Keep the sleep space clear of all soft toys, blankets and bumpers or other items that could obstruct your baby’s breathing.
- Let your baby sleep in the same room as you for the first six months.
- Avoid smoking during pregnancy and keep your baby away from second-hand and third-hand smoke.
FAQ's
-Can my baby sleep on their stomach?
No. Always place your baby on their back to sleep, for naps and overnight. Use a firm, flat sleep surface and keep pillows, duvets, soft toys and other loose items out of the sleep space. Your child is up to six times more at risk of SIDS when sleeping on their front than when sleeping on their backs.
-What makes the Peach 8 carrycot suitable for overnight sleeping?
The Peach 8 carrycot has been designed with overnight sleeping in mind. It provides a flat sleeping position, alongside a breathable design. With 1,300cm² of airflow and ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot, the Peach 8 promotes airflow while your baby sleeps.
-Is the Peach 8 worth upgrading from the Peach 7?
The Peach 8 introduces several updates compared with the Peach 7, including a collapsible carrycot, increased airflow, head and foot ventilation, enhanced suspension and an extended canopy. For parents who already have the Peach 7, whether an upgrade is worthwhile will depend on which features matter most to them.
-Why is ventilation important for baby’s sleep?
Keeping your baby at a comfortable temperature is an important part of creating a suitable sleep environment. Good airflow can help prevent your baby from becoming too warm, particularly when they are sleeping in a covered space. The Peach 8's increased ventilation is designed to encourage airflow through the carrycot, while parents should still follow wider safer-sleep guidance.
-How many hours of sleep does my baby need?
Every baby is different, and sleep patterns can change considerably as they grow. Newborns tend to sleep in shorter periods throughout both day and night, while older babies generally begin to develop more predictable sleep routines. Rather than expecting your baby to follow an exact number of hours, pay attention to their individual sleep cues and development.
Safety Guidelines
By following this evidence-based advice from The Lullaby Trust, you can minimise the risk of SIDS.
- Use a firm, waterproof and flat mattress.
- Keep baby’s feet at the foot of the carrycot.
- Keep your baby at a comfortable room temperature to help avoid overheating. Aim for around 16–20°C, and use a room thermometer to check the temperature. When checking your baby, feel their chest or back of the neck rather than their hands.
- Keep the sleep space clear of all soft toys, blankets and bumpers or other items that could obstruct your baby’s breathing.
- Let your baby sleep in the same room as you for the first six months.
- Avoid smoking during pregnancy and keep your baby away from second-hand and third-hand smoke
FAQs
Can my baby sleep on their stomach?
No. Always place your baby on their back to sleep, for naps and overnight. Use a firm, flat sleep surface and keep pillows, duvets, soft toys and other loose items out of the sleep space. Your child is up to six times more at risk of SIDS when sleeping on their front than when sleeping on their backs.
What makes the Peach 8 carrycot suitable for overnight sleeping?
The Peach 8 carrycot has been designed with overnight sleeping in mind. It provides a flat sleeping position, alongside a breathable design. With 1,300cm² of airflow and ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot, the Peach 8 is designed to promote airflow while your baby sleeps.
Is the Peach 8 worth upgrading from the Peach 7?
The Peach 8 introduces several updates compared with the Peach 7, including a collapsible carrycot, increased airflow, head and foot ventilation, enhanced suspension and an extended canopy. For parents who already have the Peach 7, whether an upgrade is worthwhile will depend on which features matter most to them.
Why is ventilation important for baby’s sleep?
Keeping your baby at a comfortable temperature is an important part of creating a suitable sleep environment. Good airflow can help prevent your baby from becoming too warm, particularly when they are sleeping in a covered space. The Peach 8's increased ventilation is designed to encourage airflow through the carrycot, while parents should still follow wider safer-sleep guidance.
How many hours of sleep does my baby need?
Every baby is different, and sleep patterns can change considerably as they grow. Newborns tend to sleep in shorter periods throughout both day and night, while older babies generally begin to develop more predictable sleep routines. Rather than expecting your baby to follow an exact number of hours, pay attention to their individual sleep cues and development.
Can my baby sleep on their stomach?
No. Always place your baby on their back to sleep, for naps and overnight. Use a firm, flat sleep surface and keep pillows, duvets, soft toys and other loose items out of the sleep space. Your child is up to six times more at risk of SIDS when sleeping on their front than when sleeping on their backs.
What makes the Peach 8 carrycot suitable for overnight sleeping
The Peach 8 carrycot has been designed with overnight sleeping in mind. It provides a flat sleeping position, alongside a breathable design. With 1,300cm² of airflow and ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot, the Peach 8 is designed to promote airflow while your baby sleeps.
Is the Peach 8 worth upgrading from the Peach 7?
The Peach 8 introduces several updates compared with the Peach 7, including a collapsible carrycot, increased airflow, head and foot ventilation, enhanced suspension and an extended canopy. For parents who already have the Peach 7, whether an upgrade is worthwhile will depend on which features matter most to them.
Why is ventilation important for baby’s sleep?
Keeping your baby at a comfortable temperature is an important part of creating a suitable sleep environment. Good airflow can help prevent your baby from becoming too warm, particularly when they are sleeping in a covered space. The Peach 8's increased ventilation is designed to encourage airflow through the carrycot, while parents should still follow wider safer-sleep guidance.
How many hours of sleep does my baby need?
Every baby is different, and sleep patterns can change considerably as they grow. Newborns tend to sleep in shorter periods throughout both day and night, while older babies generally begin to develop more predictable sleep routines. Rather than expecting your baby to follow an exact number of hours, pay attention to their individual sleep cues and development.
-Can my baby sleep on their stomach?
No. Always place your baby on their back to sleep, for naps and overnight. Use a firm, flat sleep surface and keep pillows, duvets, soft toys and other loose items out of the sleep space. Your child is up to six times more at risk of SIDS when sleeping on their front than when sleeping on their backs.
-What makes the Peach 8 carrycot suitable for overnight sleeping?
The Peach 8 carrycot has been designed with overnight sleeping in mind. It provides a flat sleeping position, alongside a breathable design. With 1,300cm² of airflow and ventilation at the head and foot of the carrycot, the Peach 8 is designed to promote airflow while your baby sleeps.
-Is the Peach 8 worth upgrading from the Peach 7?
The Peach 8 introduces several updates compared with the Peach 7, including a collapsible carrycot, increased airflow, head and foot ventilation, enhanced suspension and an extended canopy. For parents who already have the Peach 7, whether an upgrade is worthwhile will depend on which features matter most to them.
-Why is ventilation important for baby’s sleep?
Keeping your baby at a comfortable temperature is an important part of creating a suitable sleep environment. Good airflow can help prevent your baby from becoming too warm, particularly when they are sleeping in a covered space. The Peach 8's increased ventilation is designed to encourage airflow through the carrycot, while parents should still follow wider safer-sleep guidance.
-How many hours of sleep does my baby need?
Every baby is different, and sleep patterns can change considerably as they grow. Newborns tend to sleep in shorter periods throughout both day and night, while older babies generally begin to develop more predictable sleep routines. Rather than expecting your baby to follow an exact number of hours, pay attention to their individual sleep cues and development.

