If you want to know more about how to swaddle your baby and the benefits it can bring, from preventing wakeups from baby's startle reflex to reducing certain health risks, you can check out our blog here! Practice swaddling your baby How to swaddle with arms upĪs you can see, swaddling your baby with their arms up is quick and straightforward! All you have to do is follow a few simple steps that are very similar to swaddling the old fashioned way with a traditional swaddle blanket: Remember - every baby is unique, and it's perfectly normal if your baby doesn't reach milestones at the same time as others. Many babies start working on rolling at around 2 months of age, but rolling at 3 or 4 months old is also common. The American Academy of Pediatrics ( AAP) states that parents should stop swaddling their baby as soon as they show any signs of trying to roll over. You might worry that it can't prevent Moro reflex wakeups as effectively, but as this reflex naturally fades away in the first few months of baby's life, this is unlikely to be a problem for a baby who is 3 or 4 months old. It still feels cozy and snug while baby sleeps thanks to the pressure from the swaddle being wrapped around baby's chest, but it doesn't restrict them in a way that can be dangerous after a certain age is reached. Swaddling with arms up is great for babies who often try to fight the swaddle when it's being put on or who break out during the night, and can also help babies transition away from traditional arms in swaddling. In this blog, we'll give you a step-by-step guide (including pictures!) on how to swaddle your baby with their arms up, as well as some tips on transitioning away from swaddling when the time comes. Parents report deeper, more peaceful sleep within 1-3 nights.Every new parent wants their baby to sleep well at night - especially if you've heard horror stories from friends and family before your baby arrived! Many babies manage to sleep through naps and longer stretches of sleep because of the magic of swaddling, which recreates a womblike environment and helps your little one feel snug and secure.īut for many babies, swaddles are a challenge, and they're determined to break out no matter what! However, just because you're dealing with a Houdini baby doesn't mean that you have to give up on swaddling altogether - just swaddle with your baby's arms up! Adjustable snaps grow with your baby and a top-quality 2-way zipper ensures easy changes. Unlike a standard sleep sack, the Zen Sack features gently weighted Cuddle Pad™ technology that soothes like your embrace. The Zen Sack has been rigorously tested and is scientifically backed by a recent university-led weight safety study.
The Zen Sack wearable blanket is reversible and can be worn backward - perfect for babies who roll independently.ĭesigned in line with research from human factors safety experts and pediatric pulmonologists, the Zen Sack is safely weighted only where babies need it, not where they don’t.
Sizes: Small (0-6M) Medium (6-15M) (Large (15-24M).See product images to learn more. Incredibly soft and breathable but cozy enough to keep baby warm, the Zen Sack® Classic wearable blanket has a TOG rating of 0.5 for year-round comfort. Safer than loose blankets in your baby's crib, the Zen Sack® Classic is perfect for babies up to 24 months. This secure feeling eases the swaddle transition, encouraging self-soothing and helping babies sleep through disruptions, leading to deeper periods of sleep that are essential for healthy development. The Zen Sack® Classic is a gently weighted breathable sleep sack that calms like your embrace by providing comforting pressure only where babies are naturally held. The imported Zen Sack is machine mashable, made from 100% breathable cotton, and scientifically designed for self-soothing and sounder sleep.
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