Love To Dream Swaddle Up Original, Small (3.5-6kg), Ideal Fabric for Moderate Temperatures (20-27°C), Arms Up Position, Hip-Healthy, Twin Zipper for Easy Nappy changes, Grey

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Then grab the (baby’s) left corner of the blanket and bring it around the right side of their body to snug them in. The safest baby carrier to use will keep the infant firmly in an upright position where a parent can always see their baby’s face, and ensure their airways are free. Complete guidance is available by visiting The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents. Created from a single layer of Love To Dreams’ Original jersey knit fabric to reduce the risk of overheating Our little girl loves being in her Purflo swaddle bag, keeps her arms in close but is hip friendly! Poppers on the sleeves allow you to transition from swaddling at the appropriate age :)” (Recommended by Mumsnetter noslen)

The table below provides you with guidelines around how to dress your child based on the room temperatures.Then grab the (baby’s) left corner of the blanket and wrap it around the right side of the body, under the armpit, to snug them in tight. LOVE TO DREAM TM aims to empower parents to choose the right products from our range that best suit their children?s needs. ?Every baby feels hot and cold differently to another, and as ambient temperatures often fluctuate, different clothing and sleepwear layer combinations will differ in their thermal effectiveness. These factors can often make it challenging to give temperature advice to parents and caregivers. You should not swaddle your baby when they are in a car seat or during tummy time," McCutchen adds. "Also, you should avoid swaddling your baby when it is warm, as babies can overheat easily, which can increase the risk of SIDS." Designed with unique zip-off wings, the Ready-To-Roll transition swaddles are a gentle, safe way to transition from swaddling. Testers evaluated 14 swaddles in the comfort of their homes, assessing each on comfort, ease of use, durability, and overall value. We also spoke with Ashton McCutchen, a certified pediatric sleep consultant and pediatric registered nurse, to learn more about swaddling safety and what to look for in a baby swaddle.

Below is a helpful list of the safety advice from our experts; sleep consultant Maria Murphy and Kate Holmes, Head of Support and Infomation at Lullaby Trust. My DS was the same, we ended up using a woombie (the mega size) until he was 9 months old. He then transitioned easily to a sleeping bag.” (Recommended by Mumsnetter Captainj1) Our verdict When testing swaddles we consider a number of factors including ease of use, material, comfort and value for money. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sudden-infant-death-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20352800? This HALO swaddle feels warm and cozy with its 100% polyester micro-fleece. But because the material may be too warm in the summer, we didn’t give it a 5 out of 5 for comfort. If that’s a concern, the company also sells a cotton version. (To tell how warm a swaddle is, look for its thermal overall grade or TOG rating to give you an idea of what temperatures they work best in. For example, the micro-fleece swaddle has a 3.0 TOG rating, ideal for room temperatures of 64-68 degrees.) The material also held up well after multiple washes and never lost its durability. A two-way zipper makes late-night diaper changes a breeze, while the zipper covers at the top and bottom prevent the fasteners from irritating or scratching skin.Material is composed from a durable blend of cotton and elastane, making it super soft, comfy and smooth to the touch. You might also examine your own habits surrounding bedtime and otherwise. Part of safe sleep is staying alert and keeping the home free from smoke and other harmful substances. This means eliminating exposure to things like smoking or misuse of alcohol or drugs. The single layer of cotton and elastane keeps babies warm without overheating. The 1.0 TOG rating covers room temperatures of 68 to 75 degrees, so you can use it in multiple seasons.

It is also important to keep an eye on how warm or cold the room is . 16-20°C is a comfortable room temperature for sleeping babies so we would advise you to use a room thermometer in the rooms where your baby sleeps. Swaddle securelyLipton EL, et al. (1965). Swaddling, a child care practice: Historical, cultural, and experimental observations.