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summer infant velcro swaddle

summer infant velcro swaddle SwaddleMe by Ingenuity Muslin Original Swaddle, Size 0-3 months, 1pk

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summer infant velcro swaddle SwaddleMe by Ingenuity Muslin Original Swaddle, Size 0-3 months, 1pkDescription Keep your precious baby calm and comforted with the SwaddleMe by Ingenuity Original Swaddle now featured in our new Muslin material. This swaddle is designed to fit babies from newborn to 3 months, 7 14 pounds, and up to 26 inches long. The easy to use swaddle wrap is a 1. 5 TOG that is lightweight, breathable, and creates a snug, womb like feeling for your little one. Simply position the adjustable wings around your baby and press on the

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Keep your precious baby calm and comforted with the SwaddleMe by Ingenuity Original Swaddle now featured in our new Muslin material.This swaddle is designed to fit babies from newborn to 3 months, 7-14 pounds, and up to 26 inches long. The easy-to-use swaddle wrap is a 1.5 TOG that is lightweight, breathable, and creates a snug, womb-like feeling for your little one. Simply position the adjustable wings around your baby and press on the super soft hook-and-loop closures to secure. The closures prevent the swaddle from loosening, therefore keeping baby safely secure. The cozy fit of this swaddle helps prevent the startle reflex that can wake baby. The hip-healthy design leaves plenty of room for baby to move. This soft swaddle is made of durable natural fiber (100% cotton muslin) and is machine-washable for easy cleaning. This baby swaddle blanket wrap is part of Stage 1 in the SwaddleMe Stages of Healthy Sleep, made for newborns who aren't rolling over yet and like to be swaddled with their arms in. When baby starts showing signs of rolling, transition to Stage 2. The SwaddleMe by Ingenuity Muslin Original Swaddle is a great addition to any baby shower registry!
  • Keep your baby calm and comforted with the SwaddleMe by Ingenuity Muslin Original Swaddle in small/medium. This swaddle fits babies ages 0-3 months, 7-14 pounds, and up to 26 inches long; 1.5 TOG
  • With our easy 3-step swaddle design. This adjustable swaddle blanket wraps around baby for a perfect fit, creating a womb-like feeling for your little one
  • Worried about keeping baby secure? We have you covered. The snag-free soft hook-and-loop closures keep this baby swaddle wrap from loosening to keep baby safely comforted
  • This soft and cozy swaddle is made of durable natural fiber (100% cotton muslin) and is machine-washable. The snug fit helps prevent the startle reflex; Oeko-Tex certified
  • This swaddle is part of Stage 1 in the SwaddleMe Stages of Healthy Sleep, made for newborns who aren't rolling over yet and like to be swaddled with their arms in


Price & Details
MSRP: 17.99
SKU: 17386-003
Dimensions (in): 21.0" (H) x 12.5" (W) x 0.24" (L)
User Age Range (months): 0 - 3 months
Assembly Required: No
Batteries: Not Required
Materials: 100% Cotton


Instructions & Care
  • Machine wash and dry. Do not bleach.


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