Love To Swaddle Up 50/50 Baby Swaddle and Sleeping Bag 1 Tog

• Peekaboo Magazine have chosen the Love To Swaddle UP 50/50 as the BEST baby wrap/sleeping bag for their design awards 2013.
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This innovative Love to Swaddle Up is Australian designed and made from certified organic fabric. The Organic Love to Swaddle Up allows your baby to sleep with their arms up. This allows your baby to naturally with their hands up and bring their hands to their mouth or to gently touch their cheeks - allowing our baby to self soothe and settle better. Having access to their mouth helps with their development.

Swaddling, or wrapping babies is a proven method for helping babies settle, get to sleep, and stay asleep.

However as babies grow older there is a transition from being wrapped or swaddled to a sleeping in a sleeping bag or under blankets. This transition can be unsettling for some babies, hence the creation of the Love to Swaddle UP 50/50. The 50/50 allows your baby to adjust to full blown freedom gradually - by freeing one arm - first followed by the second arm. After about three weeks of freeing the first arm, it is time to let the other arm loose. Once you have both arms free your baby has now transitioned to a soft summer weight sleeping bag!

The 50/50 top half of the 50/50 is the same as the Original but the bottom half is slightly wider - allowing the baby to adjust to not being so tightly wrapped and has more in common with a traditional sleeping bag.

No more fumbling when swaddling your baby - and with a double zipper you have easy access to the nappy for changes without unwrapping your baby.

Buy at least two - that way you've always have one at hand while the others are in the wash.

Makes a great new baby gift!

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Innovative Wrap Me Up Features:

Swaddle Your Baby in 3 Easy Steps

All babies are different - please use the babies weight as a guide not their age. The layers of clothing may vary based on room temperature, health, the babies physiology. The carer should determine what is suitable.

These tables are only to be used as a guide. All children are different. The number of clothing layers may vary according to a child’s health, their physiology and the temperature in the room. The care-giver must determine what is suitable.