Organic Transitional Swaddle Sack, Sand Dollar

Medium 3-6 Mo

$24.00

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Organic Transitional Swaddle Sack, Sand Dollar

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$24.00

✓ Extra 20% off applied on checkout

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The Organic Transitional Swaddle Sack is a wearable garment designed to bridge the gap between a snug swaddle and a loose sleep sack, for babies who are beginning to roll over. It features half-length arms-up sleeves with fold-over mitten cuffs that can be worn open or closed: closed, they provide partial suppression of the Moro (startle) reflex, while still allowing enough arm mobility for baby to push up and reposition if they roll onto their stomach. As babies grow, a cuff can be opened so they can suck on their fingers to self-soothe.

It is made from 100% organic cotton knit that is stretchy and breathable. The design has a snug midsection for a reassuring fit, and a 2-way, 2-pull zipper that opens from the foot for easy diaper changes. It is designed in the USA and imported, and has been recognized as Hip Healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute for allowing room for baby's hips and knees to flex and move. The design is patented, with patents in the US and additional countries including the EU, UK, China, Australia, Japan, and Korea.

The maker suggests layering a cotton bodysuit underneath for extra warmth if needed, or a wearable blanket over top for more warmth, and recommends against wearing thick polyester fleece pajamas underneath since cotton is intended to sit against baby's skin.

Key Features

Half-length arms-up sleeves with fold-over mitten cuffs, wearable open or closed
Closed mitten cuffs provide partial suppression of the Moro (startle) reflex
Sleeves allow enough mobility for baby to push up and reposition if rolled over
Recognized as Hip Healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute
Open cuffs let baby suck on fingers to self-soothe
Snug midsection design for a reassuring, comforting fit
2-way, 2-pull zipper for easy diaper changes, unzips from the foot
Made from 100% organic cotton
Stretchy, breathable organic cotton knit fabric
Designed in the USA, imported
Patented sleeve and cuff design (US and international patents)

Specifications

Zipper 2-way, 2-pull, opens from the foot for diaper changes

Material 100% organic cotton knit

Certification Hip Healthy, International Hip Dysplasia Institute

Origin Designed in USA, imported

Patents US Patent D883,613 and US Patent 11,812,795, with additional patents in EU, UK, China, Australia, Japan, and Korea

Sentiment Summary

Customers frequently say this swaddle strikes a balance between snugness and arm mobility, helping babies who are starting to roll transition more easily out of a full swaddle.
Many reviewers mention that the half-length sleeves and mitten cuffs let babies self-soothe by bringing hands to their face or mouth while still curbing the startle reflex.
Several customers describe the fabric as soft and comfortable, and note it holds up well after repeated washing.
Reviewers often mention that the double zipper makes nighttime diaper changes quicker and easier.
A few reviewers mention their baby sucking on the cuffs or hands, with one noting some yellowing from this over time.
Many customers describe the swaddle as more affordable than competing brands while performing as well or better.

We discontinued swaddling at 8 weeks just like the AAP says to do, and my son adapted to this within just a day or two. I'm so happy with this, and it's helping so much to transition over to just sleep sacks only.

Saydee

Switched to this after using the Swaddle Up because my daughter was showing signs of attempting to roll over. She won't take a pacifier either so she needs her hands to calm herself down. Can't believe this saved our sleep so inexpensively. Save yourself $ and Z's and just buy it already!

J

The Goldilocks of swaddles! A popular swaddle that we tried was too big (and too expensive) and another popular brand was too small! This swaddle is just right. He's practicing rolling over and this gives him so much more movement without getting in his face or being too confining. He also likes to put his fingers in his mouth which seems important at this age. Definitely recommend once baby starts to roll over!

Melissa