The SwaddleMeyco swaddle wrap creates the secure feeling of the womb, helping your little one feel calm and relaxed. This also helps them learn to fall asleep on their own. In addition, small babies are not yet aware that they have little arms, which often causes them to wake themselves up unnecessarily. That is also a thing of the past when you choose swaddling.
More about this SwaddleMeyco
The SwaddleMeyco is made of 100% cotton, so your child can enjoy wonderfully soft sleeping comfort, good ventilation, and moisture absorption. You can perfectly mix and match the cheerful prints and colors with the complete Meyco Baby collection and the rest of your baby essentials!
Until when can you swaddle your baby?
Most babies like to be swaddled until around 3 to 4 months, but of course this can vary from child to child. As soon as they can roll over, usually around 6 or 7 months, you should no longer swaddle your little one. This can hinder rolling back over, because they can no longer use their arms themselves, which can be unnecessarily dangerous. So always try to phase out swaddling in time.
Different sizes
The SwaddleMeyco swaddle wrap is available in different sizes:
Size 0-3 months for babies from 3,5 to 6,5 kg and a length of 50 to 62 cm
Size 4-6 months for babies from 6,5 to 8,5 kg and a length of 62 to 74 cm
The benefits at a glance
Gives your baby a safe and secure feeling
Helps them fall asleep independently
100% cotton for soft comfort, good ventilation, and moisture absorption
Available in different sizes
Choice of cheerful colors and cute prints
Also available in handy 2-packs
Perfect to mix and match with the complete Meyco Baby collection
This will help keep your SwaddleMeyco looking nicer for longer
Always close the hook-and-loop fastener before washing
Do not use too much detergent (this is also better for the environment)
Machine washable at up to 40 degrees
Tumble dry at a low temperature
How to swaddle your baby with the SwaddleMeyco
Place your baby with their shoulders level with the top of the swaddle wrap. Put the legs in the foot pouch.
Fold the left flap snugly around your baby's body and arms. Fasten both hook-and-loop parts together.
Fold the right flap over the left flap and fasten the two hook-and-loop closures to the hook-and-loop section of the left flap.
Make sure you fasten the flaps securely, but do not wrap your baby too tightly. The arms should ideally rest straight alongside the body, and always place your baby on their back while swaddling.
