Nested Bean Zen Sack Winter - Gently Weighted Sleep Sack | Baby: 0-6M | TOG 2.5 | Helps Transition from Swaddle | Cotton 100%

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Jeanne Beacom, BabyCenter's Senior Campaign Reporting Manager, can attest to its longevity. She has used the Woolino for over a year with great success and plans to keep using it. She’s even bought the version sized for children age 2-4. There's also a big kid version for ages 4-6, which parents of older children appreciate, since many sleep bags are not available above a size 2. Don’t Use Sleep Positioners - Wedges, mats, or anti-roll type pillows are not a safe place for your baby to sleep. Just because something is available for sale doesn’t mean it’s safe and we suggest you do your research before using any of these. The FDA warns that sleep positioners can cause suffocation. The sleep bag does have one downside: Woolino recommends hanging to dry, or tumble drying on a "no heat" or "air dry" setting. Jeanne says her mom accidentally dried one in her dryer on a standard setting, and it shrank slightly, but she was able to stretch it out to its regular size the next time it was wet. Waiting for the emergence of confirmatory data about these concerns while these products proliferate is an unacceptable outcome when each of those data points will be a family whose lives are forever marked by unfathomable tragedy of their infant dying from a sleep-related death,” the letter reads.

Using the size guide as a starting point, you’ll want to know how much your baby weighs. You should not move up to the next size until your child has reached the minimum weight recommendation. So even if your baby is already 6 months, if they are not yet 15 pounds, you should keep them in the 0 - 6-month size until they do reach that weight. Please reach out to our Customer Service team if you are ever unsure about sizing. 3. Dreamland Baby is also safe if your baby can roll over! Met het extra ademende bamboe/katoen materiaal kun je de verzwaarde slaapzak gebruiken met slaapkleding en als een deken. De verzwaarde slaapzak heeft een 0,5 TOG, wat gelijk staat aan een dunne deken.The baby’s sleeping area should be clear of all objects, including but not limited to blankets, pillows, and stuffed animals.

Dreamland Baby has exceeded all United States Consumer Product Safety Commission standards plus additional optional testing.

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There’s no regulation of these,” says Rachel Moon, MD, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and the chair of the AAP’s task force on sudden infant death syndrome. “People assume that if something is on the market, somebody has deemed it safe,” she says, but that’s not the case in the U.S. Dreamland Baby's versatile swaddle is helpful for newborn babies up to the time they begin to roll on their own

I will admit that we didn’t experience a major difference in the length of her sleep stretches or overall consistency of her nights. Our wonderful daughter’s preference was to feed every three hours, day or night, and her new blanket didn’t seem to change that. As an absolute top priority of the company, it was important to ensure they were only delivering a product that was 100% safe for babies to sleep in. The American Academy of Pediatrics cautions that any loose bedding, pillows, and even stuffed animals pose hazards to infants because of the suffocation risk. Wearable blankets, alternatively, zip on and stay on. As long as it fits properly, there is no way that it can cover a baby's face. That's why wearable blankets are safe and loose (or free) blankets are not.Remember, too, that weighted blankets for kids should be worn below shoulders and never cover her head or be used in a crib. Are weighted blankets good for babies? We use Woolino for naps and bedtime! My LO is 10 months old and we’ve been using it since 4 months with no issues with sweating or anything else." According to this study, the “deep touch pressure” offered by weighted blankets “gives subjects the feelings of safety, relaxation and comfort.” This study explores the safety and therapeutic effects, with the majority of respondents reporting lower anxiety. (This goes for babies, too!) First, a baby’s body is inherently different from an adult’s, and putting any weight on its chest is problematic.