Award-winning swaddle that allows baby to sleep with arms up in natural position. Patented wing design prevents startle reflex without tight wrapping.
The Love to Dream Swaddle UP has converted thousands of parents who gave up on traditional swaddling — and it's all thanks to one brilliant design insight: babies naturally sleep with their arms up, not pinned to their sides. This swaddle works with that instinct rather than against it.
The patented "wings" design lets baby sleep with hands up near their face (the natural fetal position), while the snug fit prevents the startle reflex from waking them. Traditional swaddles pin arms down, which goes against babies' natural sleep position and can increase frustration. With the Swaddle UP, babies self-soothe by touching their hands together or sucking on their fingers.
The zip-up design eliminates the struggle of traditional blanket swaddling — no more Houdini babies escaping loose blankets. The two-way zipper makes diaper changes manageable without fully removing the swaddle. Multiple TOG ratings (0.2 for summer, 1.0 for year-round, 2.5 for winter) ensure appropriate warmth.
The transition feature is another selling point: when baby starts showing signs of rolling, you can "transition" by zipping out one wing at a time, gradually weaning from swaddling without the cold-turkey approach that often disrupts sleep.
At $30, it's comparable to other premium swaddles but lasts longer thanks to the transition feature. Available in multiple sizes from newborn to 9-24 months.
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A: The Swaddle UP is designed for pre-rolling babies. Once your baby shows signs of rolling, use the patented transition feature to zip out one wing at a time. This gradual transition helps them adjust to sleeping without full swaddling.
A: The Swaddle UP comes in sizes from newborn to 9-24 months, based on weight ranges. If your baby is between sizes, it's generally recommended to size up for comfort. Check the size chart on the product page for specific weight ranges.
A: The Swaddle UP has fold-over mittens on smaller sizes to prevent scratching. For larger sizes, keeping baby's nails trimmed is the simplest solution. Most babies actually find the hands-up position comforting rather than frustrating.