Every baby is unique. Some need a little time to adjust to arms-up swaddling. Parents who gave it a few nights often saw longer, calmer sleep. Plus, our design mimics a natural “hands-up” sleeping position that many babies already prefer, making the transition easier.

Yes. The swaddle is SGS certified and designed with breathable, skin-friendly fabric. It keeps baby snug without overheating, while the arms-up design allows natural movement and self-soothing. Parents should always follow safe-sleep guidelines (on the back, in the crib, no loose blankets).

The Swaddle Up is designed to be a snug fit around the arms, chest, and waist. This provides a swaddling effect, to help calm your baby’s startle reflex when they are sleeping. Self Soothing enables a more settled baby.

Some babies may resist at first, especially if they’re used to traditional tight swaddles. Most parents found their baby settled once they realized they could self-soothe by touching their face through the soft fabric. If your baby is extra active, this swaddle can be used as a transition from traditional swaddles.

Many parents reported their babies slept longer stretches after switching, because the startle reflex is reduced while still letting baby feel comforted. Babies who enjoy hands-up sleeping especially benefit.

As tempting as it may be, the answer is no. It’s important that you choose a size based on your baby’s current weight. If the Swaddle Up is too big for your baby, the neckline may be too loose and could potentially cover their face.

Sizing issues were a frustration in some reviews. To avoid this, always measure your baby’s height and weight before purchase. We provide a clear size chart:

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  S: under 75cm (0–6M)
  
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  M: under 85cm (6–12M)
  
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  L: under 95cm (12–24M)
  
  If your baby is between sizes, we recommend sizing up for comfort.

It is okay if your baby can touch the bottom of the bag – this helps them feel the swaddling effect. If the fit is nice and snug across the body, then you have the correct size.