Baby Bundle (40% OFF)

Yes, indeed! Our swaddle has a TOG rating of 0.3. Keep in mind, when you wrap your little bundle up using both sides of the wrap, the TOG triples to 0.9.

Here's what we recommend:
up to 3kg months: Medium (90x90cm)
3kg+: Large (125x125cm)

But if your little nugget happens to be on the smaller or bigger side of things, fret not! Our advice can be easily tweaked to suit your bundle of joy's needs. After all, we welcome babies of all shapes and sizes with open arms.

Not sure which size to pick? No worries, we've got your back! We'd suggest going for the large size because it's super generous and ensures your little one gets that perfect snug fit they deserve.

And hey, if there's a bit of extra fabric, it's no big deal. You can simply fold it up from the bottom and tuck it in for some extra security for your precious bub. We want you to feel totally confident that your baby is all cozy and comfy in our swaddle.

Absolutely! Our Newborn Swaddle grows and stretches with your baby as they sprout. The armholes are thoughtfully designed not to hamper blood circulation, and the fabric is woven to accommodate your baby's growth spurts.

We suggest having at least 2 or more swaddles. You never know when a midnight burp-up or a little accident might happen. Having an extra swaddle ensures your baby sleeps soundly while the other one gets a wash.

Our Newborn Swaddle is crafted from a soft, breathable woven fabric, comprising 4% elastane and 96% cotton fiber. It's designed to keep your baby comfy and cozy.

Absolutely! Our swaddle is perfect for newborns, including Premmies. It's designed to provide comfort and security right from day one.

It's essential to stop swaddling when your baby shows signs of turning over. At this stage, their arms should not be restricted because they need them to roll over safely. This typically occurs between 3 to 4 months.

When the time comes, we recommend transitioning to our Transition Swaddle for a smooth move toward independent sleep

If your baby isn't exactly thrilled about swaddling, no worries! We just need to find the right technique for their unique preferences. Here's the deal: There are two tried-and-true methods—arms up and arms down. Simply observe your baby's natural positions to figure out their swaddle style.

If your little one's hands were often near their face during ultrasound scans, they'll likely prefer swaddling with their arms up. It's all about recreating that cozy, womb-like feeling they know so well.

On the flip side, if their hands naturally rest by their sides during nappy changes, swaddling with their arms down is the way to go. It'll give them that familiar sense of relaxation. Remember, it may take a bit of trial and error to find the perfect fit. But don't worry, you've got this! Keep exploring until you discover the swaddle technique that brings comfort and peace to your little bundle. 
If you need any more guidance, don't hesitate to reach out to us!