👶 Henry Hunter Baby Swaddle Cocoon Sack - Simple Swaddle, Soft & Stretchy Cotton Receiving Blanket for Newborns, 0-3 Months (Garden, Rose, Light Heather) Review

The best swaddle we've ever tried! Our 2 month old 6.7kg 23.5" sleeps so well in it and the best part is it doesn't feel like other nappies and I'm not worried about squeezing it from baby's face, when it squirms while sleeping. Runs like a tube sock. We can use it for 2 nights before having to wash it to regain its shape.

I'm just thrilled! I've bought maybe 5 different types of diapers and they're all great, but these stretchy ones seem to be my go-to. The color and print also bribed me. Baby isn't due for another two months, but you can tell quality, style and comfort just by looking at a diaper. I would definitely try them!

Except our daughter is literally Houdini. This product is great! It's an extra layer of extra warmth without adding a blanket to their crib! I just wish our little one would love to be swaddled. If your baby likes to be swaddled, definitely recommended! If not, they can be wrapped from the armpits down, also recommended!

Love it! We bought them because they seemed so easy to use. And you are! Perfect for those who change diapers in the middle of the night. They are the perfect size for a newborn (before they fit into other brands' large sleeping bags). The baby weighs 10.5 pounds and still fits in it. You are so soft. We like them so much that we took two sets because newborns often leak. great value Other reviews mention that baby's arms expand quickly, it depends on your child. Even with my child's arms…

Good idea and I like the lightness of the fabric really in terms of fabric which I wanted for daytime sleep as it's here for a regular too hot will wrap. However, I was disappointed for several reasons. They are too loose at the top and not really holding his arms etc. And too tight around the legs and waist. Definitely not the same as described in the description. I was hoping again that you would like them, but they are just glorified fabric sewn on one side without any particular method…

Imagine stuffing an octopus in a small purse. This is how I felt when I put my baby there. That's probably the point, but the octopus moves and the purse is tiny! The baby also outgrew them quickly because they were tiny. Seriously folks, a squid with amazingly posable tentacles in a tiny, unstructured pouch. I wish I had known that before I bought them. Although they are cute and soft. I even keep a picture of an octopus in my purse, but that's pretty much the only time I've used it.

Bought for a week old son. He was 8lbs and 20 and 3/4" when he was born. It fits his shoulder, he can outgrow it so be aware that if you have a long newborn. It constrains my son's arms not one he can stay attached stretch his arms out with enough effort but while he sleeps his arms are snug enough in the cocoon that the startle reflex doesn't wake him up it's really easy to put on I like that I don't have to It's super quick to put on I buy a second one because I want to make sure I have a…

They are perfect for my little girl who loves to swaddle. For babies who like diaper changing, this is a good alternative to traditional diaper changing with non-velcro blankets. My daughter is a bit small so velcro diapers tend to ride up her face but these don't. She can stretch out a hand if she wants to chew on it until milk is served, which is nice. They are the right thickness to keep them warm but not hot at night. They also worked on the diaper to keep the blanket in place at the…

I considered trying them before a tighter swaddling. Lightweight and works well. Bought many different types and all have good and bad qualities. After trying a few I think this is the only way to find out what works best for you and your child. They are difficult to put on and take off for a diaper change but I thought about it before buying. If you need to hold your hands, there are safer options, although this fits snugly but is not enough to prevent the baby's hands from falling out. *Now…