Essentials Transitions Arms Free Wearable Twinkling Bedding Review

I liked the light and stretchy material. Nice design, soft fabric. However, they would be better described as wearable blankets rather than diapers/bags. The arms are positioned so that almost no movement is required to fully straighten the arms. My baby started moving after a few minutes and couldn't sleep because his arms weren't secured in the diaper itself. Unfortunately very disappointed and gladly again.

I love Aden and Anais. Her muslin fabrics are second to none and the prints are just too cute. However, this "arms outstretched" diaper is neither a diaper nor an arm diaper. The material is very thin and doesn't provide enough support to comfort our kids and the handles get tangled inside and out as it doesn't hold the handles but doesn't stick out either. Instead I would suggest closing the Swaddle Me without the odd hand holes.

So I bought it for the simplicity and versatility, and it basically fits the bill. It's easy to put on in the middle of the night during a diaper change, which is a big plus. Reasons why it didn't get 5 stars: - There is no way to close the hand holes for my 6 week old to get his hands free in about 5 minutes and there is no way to put his hands back on without closing everything take off. - It is made of t-shirt material (cotton jersey) so it stretches after each wear. This means it takes a…

Edit: With two buttons on each hand hole, this diaper works well. It's quite stretchy so sometimes my kid can put his arm through the neck hole but at least it won't fit through the arm hole. the newborn has moved. It will certainly work as a transitional sleeping bag with outstretched arms, but it didn't work for us as a compression wrap. 3 stars because it can be used for half of the advertised functions, but the price was so cheap that it should only be used for one purpose.