Love To Dream Swaddle UP Transition Bag

Once your baby starts to show signs of rolling, it's time to stop swaddling and transition them to arms free sleep. Our unique Swaddle Up Transition Bag is an easy way manage this change, while helping to maintain an established sleep routine. Specially designed to provide the secure feeling of a swaddle, while the zip-off wings allow a gentler and gradual move to arms-free sleeping.

Designed to Preserve Sleep Routine & Keeps Baby Settled

Our uniquely designed zip-off wings allow for one arm to be free & the other swaddled, maintaining that familiar swaddled feeling. After a few nights, simply remove the remaining wing so both arms are free. This is an easy way to achieving arms free sleep while helping to preserve an established sleep routine. Once both wings are removed, continue to use as a sleeping bag providing the snug feeling baby is used to for longer-lasting use. Arms-Free also allows older babies to push up or reposition when they roll over.

Easy to Use, Hip-Friendly Design

Our Swaddle UP Transition Bag is designed to provide ample room for baby's legs and hips to move naturally, allowing for healthy hip development. The clever two-way zipper mechanism means quick and easy diaper changes for any parent, grandparent or carer, even in the middle of the night. The light, super soft and stretchy fabric is ideal for warm room temperatures between 75°F & 81°F. Fabric content: 97% Cotton 3% Elastane.

From the unique original Swaddle Up, to bedding and Self-Soothing Toys, the Love To Dream range has grown to provide a portfolio of sleep solutions designed for children up to four years old.

Brand	Love To Dream
Model Number	L17 05 188 OLV L
Color	North Star Olive Green
Product Dimensions	70 x 36.5 x 7.62 cm; 160 g
Material	Cotton
Special Features	Breathable
Item Weight	160 g

Love to Dream Swaddle UP Transition, Patented Zip-Off Wings, Help Baby Transition from Being Swaddled to Arms Free when showing signs of rolling, Suitable for All Seasons, 19-24 lb

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