How do I know when my baby is ready to stop swaddling?
On average, babies will be ready to transition out of swaddling from two months of age. However, every child is different so it’s important to look out for the telltale signs that your baby can no longer be swaddled:
- Rolling over.
- Pushing up onto their hands.
- The ability to escape out of a traditional swaddle.
- Resistance to being swaddled.
Why you’ll love our Transition Bags and Suits
Our Transition Bags and Suits are designed to help your child transition to arms-free sleep without losing the comfort of being swaddled. Our patented zipped wings allow you to remove one arm at a time, so you can follow your baby’s cues and help them to gently transition over time.