Innovation is at the heart of all their products. Pioneering the unique arms UP™ design, they reinvented the age-old method of traditional swaddling. They have now helped millions of babies around the world to get a good night's sleep. As every new mama and papa knows, becoming a parent can present some terrifying challenges - but at Love to Dream™ sleep is the one thing they've made simple. Quality sleep for your baby is our expertise, so rest assured, we have the answer you've been looking for.

LENZING™ EcoVero™ viscose is a unique, patented fabric that's soft, stretchy and super comfortable. It's made from bamboo and designed to be temperature regulating, so it's great for room temperatures between 20°C and 24°C. It's ideal for moderate temperatures, which means it won't get too hot or cold. The unique "wings" allow your baby to sleep in an Arms Up™ position—designed to help babies self-soothe and learn how to settle themselves to help establish and maintain a healthy sleep routine. It's single layer design makes it easy to swaddle with no breakouts. It's certified hip healthy design allows the recommended flexion for hips & legs without compromising safety. This means your little one can rest easy knowing their hips are supported by this high quality fabric—and not just any old blanket! The Twin zipper makes diaper changes quick and easy—without exposing the internal seam edges like some other swaddles do! And those external seams? They're double fabric edged for extra protection against rubbing that could lead to irritation or discomfort.

*Ages, weights & child heights are approximate. For best-fit results please select size according to your child’s weight, not their height or age. You must stop using the SWADDLE UP™️ TRANSITION BAG with the wings attached when your baby shows signs of trying to roll & transition to ‘arms-free’ sleep.

^ Size L and XL to be used without wings.

Please Note: The table is only a guide. All babies are different. The number of clothing layers may vary according to a baby’s health, physiology, and room temperature in the room. The caregiver must determine what is suitable.