Baby Swaddle Wraps

A swaddle should be snug around the arms and chest but not tight — you should be able to fit 2-3 fingers between the swaddle and your baby's chest. The hips must have room to move freely as tight swaddling of the hips and legs can cause hip dysplasia. Wrap the arms firmly but leave the legs and hips loose with room to flex naturally.

Yes. Muslin is ideal for India's warm climate because it is highly breathable and allows heat to escape, preventing overheating. It also has a natural slight stretch that makes wrapping easier and more secure. In cooler winters in northern India, you can use a slightly thicker cotton swaddle or double-layer muslin. Our muslin swaddle wraps are sized generously to allow a proper secure wrap.

Stop swaddling as soon as your baby shows signs of rolling over, usually between 2 to 4 months. A baby who can roll while swaddled cannot push themselves up if they land face-down, which is a serious safety risk. Transition to a sleeping sack which keeps baby warm without restricting arm movement. Most babies adapt to the change within a few nights.

3-4 swaddle wraps is the recommended quantity. Newborns spit up frequently, so having multiple means you always have a clean one while others are washing. Muslin washes and dries quickly so 3 is usually enough with daily laundry. As your baby grows out of swaddling around 3-4 months, the wraps continue to be useful as light blankets, nursing covers, and play mats.