• Easy to use – legs in, arms in and zip up, with the two-way zip allowing you to change your baby’s nappy without waking them
• Designed based on research in babies’ sleep and development in the womb with the ARMS UP™ position allowing babies to soothe themselves to get to sleep, by touching their face and sucking on their hands.
• The design is safe for new-borns hip development and is acknowledged as a “hip healthy” product by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.
• Made from a triple-layered construction – featuring 2 layers of fabric, plus 1 layer of triple stitched wadding. It has an Original Jersey knit outer with cotton quilted wadding in the middle and a soft stretch cotton lining as the inner, which is soft on baby’s skin. The super soft Original Jersey knit is also used on the upper body, sleeves, and cuffs for additional comfort. The 100% natural cotton wadding provides softness, and effective insulation, and helps retain heat for extra warmth.

Note: Once your baby begins showing signs of rolling, it’s essential to stop swaddling and transition them to arms-free sleep using the Swaddle Up™ Transition Bag.

• Products with a Warm Temperature Rating are ideal for Room Temperatures from 24-27°C. Our “Lite” Summer Garments are best suited for this temperature range.
• Products with a Moderate Temperature Rating are ideal for Room Temperatures from 20-24°C. Our “Moderate” Garments are best suited for this temperature range.
• Products with a Mild Temperature Rating are ideal for Room Temperatures between 18-24°C. Our “Mild” Garments are best suited for this temperature range.
• Products with a Cool Temperature Rating are ideal for Room Temperatures between 16-20°C. Our “Warm” Winter Garments are best suited for this temperature range.
• Products with a Cold Temperature Rating are ideal for Room Temperatures below 16°C. Our “Extra Warm” Winter Garments are best suited for this temperature range.

The table is only a guide. All babies are different. The number of clothing layers may vary according to a baby’s health, their physiology, and the room temperature in the room. The caregiver must determine what is suitable. We recommend that carers always monitor the temperature of the room & the child’s comfort. It is important to check your baby regularly to ensure that they are comfortable and that they do not overheat.

The table below provides with guidelines around how to dress your baby/toddler based on the room temperature.