Grey Newborn 1 Tog Sleep Swaddle Bag

Product Description

A little piece of bedtime kit that makes a big difference during the newborn days. This Safari Print 1 Tog Sleep Swaddle Bag combines the secure feeling of a swaddle with the convenience of a sleeping bag. The roomy lower section supports a natural hip position, while the zip fastening makes those middle-of-the-night changes quicker and simpler. **Tog Rating:** 1 Tog **Baby-Safe Details:** Designed to keep arms securely wrapped without tightly binding the hips; baby-safe zip closure **Sleeve Type:** Sleeveless with wraparound swaddle panels **Leg Type:** Roomy sleeping-bag shape to support a natural hip position **Fastening:** Zip fastening for easier dressing and changing **Age Limits:** Designed for newborns; follow the size and weight guide. **Stop swaddling as soon as baby shows signs of rolling.** **Other Benefits:** All-over safari print, secure swaddle design and plenty of room around the legs **Fabric:** Soft, breathable cotton fabric **Washing:** Machine washable **Perfect For:** Newborn naps, night-time sleep and warmer rooms **Pair With:** Matching items available. A lightweight bodysuit or sleepsuit suited to the room temperature **How does a swaddle help my baby sleep better?** The snug, secure fit can help soothe newborns by recreating the cosy feeling of the womb and reducing movements that may startle them awake. Every baby is different, so always follow safer-sleep guidance and place your baby on their back to sleep. **What makes a 2-way zip better for night-time?** The 2-way zip can be opened from the bottom, allowing easier access for night-time nappy changes without fully removing the swaddle or disturbing your baby more than necessary. **Is this swaddle safe for hip development?** Yes. The roomy lower section allows your baby’s legs to bend and move naturally rather than holding the hips and legs tightly together, supporting a hip-healthy position. **When should I stop using this swaddle?** Stop using the swaddle with your baby’s arms enclosed as soon as they show signs of trying to roll over. At this stage, move to a suitable arms-free sleeping bag so they can use their arms to reposition themselves