3 Pack Bamboo Muslin Swaddle Receiving Blankets - Super Soft and Cool, Natural Breathable Material Ideal for Summer, Baby Shower Gift, Nursery Set for Wrapping Infant Large 47”x 47”

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Description Made of 70% bamboo fabric and 30% high-quality muslin cotton, our swaddle blankets provide a lightweight, breathable swaddle for babies or infants. For large baby and toddlers, this extra large size blanket can be used as Stroller Cover or Crib Sheets as well. Size: 47 * 47 inch (120cm * 120cm) Keep infant from getting startled Baby’s startle reflex also known as the Moro reflex, is a normal reflex that disappears between 3 and 6 months of age. When you trying to put your newborn down to sleep, the action of been leaned over to lay down may give them the sensation of falling down. The feeling can also wake the newborn up even if he’s sleeping soundly. Since swaddling is a technique that mimics the close, cozy quarters of the womb, swaddle your baby can make him feel safe and secure, also help them sleep longer. How to swaddle a newborn? To swaddle a baby, use a large, thin blanket. Lay the blanket out on a flat surface, and fold one corner in slightly. Gently lay your baby face-up on the blanket with his head at the edge of the folded corner. Bring one corner of the blanket across your baby’s body and tuck it snugly beneath him. Fold up the bottom piece of the blanket, leaving room for your baby’s feet and legs to move. Bring the last corner of the blanket across your baby’s body and tuck it beneath him. This will leave only his head and neck exposed. A swaddled baby should only be laid on his back to sleep, and you should check regularly to be sure your baby doesn’t overheat. When to stop swaddling your baby? The average age to stop swaddling baby is around 3 or 4 months of age, since Newborns are born with a startle reflex, and most babies don't outgrow it until 4 or 5 months of age.