🛏️ Love To Dream Swaddle UP Organic: Cream, Newborn Size (5-8.5 lbs) for Dramatically Better Sleep - Self-Soothing Arms Up Position, Snug Fit Calms Startle Reflex Review

I want to share with you my impressions about the cocoon bags of the Love to dream brand. In general, I’m against tight swaddling and I bought ordinary diapers in small quantities: to lay it where, perhaps. But what if the child wants to be swaddled? Many mothers say that newborns are more comfortable this way, in the first month for sure. But what about the constraint of movements and the limitation of knowledge of the surrounding world? On the Internet, I came across a group test: a sleep…

Previously, our parents swaddled us in huge diapers and, like caterpillars, we all lay in a column. I almost never learned how to swaddle babies. Always some kind of corner yes got out. Now come up with sleeping bags for babies. They are sewn according to the free swaddling system, i.e. the handles are not tight along the body, but are freely located upwards. Jumpsuit in soft fabric. Seams out. Size s is for baby 3.5-6 kg, and about 62 height. There are zippers at the beginning and at the end…

This is a great swaddle for our four month old baby. This is the second we have bought. She had a startle reflex that woke her up every night. Swaddling minimizes this and she doesn't wake up as often. There is a double zipper on the front, which is great for nighttime diaper changes. However, this particular color (or perhaps all organic cotton colors?) does not have an opening in the back for a car seat belt. This is not a problem for us, but others may be concerned about having to move…

He is agile and loves to raise his arms. He came out of his diaper, Houdini, which worried me that he was lying in his bed with a loose blanket. We tried another diaper with velcro first and even fastened it hands up, but this worked much better for him. It's worth spending more money on. And now that it's bigger, he loves to suck his hands in it. My advice: get at least a pair if you're breastfeeding as the milky area around our hands means we have to wash our hands daily.

We have the original but after washing the first we decided we needed the second. We chose this organic because it was $5 cheaper and it said organic so we thought it was a better deal but it's not the same size as the original. It's a lot bigger and stretches, which isn't great if you want the diaper to have enough "grip" to feel secure. My child could wave his arms and legs, causing him to be constantly scared and waking up. I would stick with the original if I were you.

This is by far the best changing set we have found. We have tried several different brands with three kids and this is the only one that has really worked for us. The arms-raised position is baby's natural sleeping position and allows him to calm down. It was easy to close and felt very comfortable. But best of all, he slept! The zipper is perfect for changing diapers in the middle of the night. The child I bought it for is now 3 years old and I still look at this product as one of the things…

I love this product so much! I think this should be on the must-have list for every mother of a newborn. If you have a Houdini baby who is coming out of the diaper or loves having their hands on their face, this is amazing for you! Even if you don't like them, it makes changing diapers easier because there are two zippers and you can do one from the bottom up. It's the easiest to wrap and they can't get out. The fabric is highly breathable. So you can use it for a long time. I just bought the…

This nappy literally saved my baby (and mine) from sleeping at just 6 weeks old. Our son hated being swaddled and having his arms pressed to his sides but he was still too young to sleep without anything because of that damn Moro reflex waking him up and we were pretty unhappy trying to get him to sleep alone. Then I found this one and he absolutely loves it. We've been using him for a couple of weeks and now he sleeps like an angel. He even smiles and squirms with excitement as I pull him…