Love To Dream - Swaddle Up™ Original 1.0 TOG Cloud Bunnies - NEWBORN

The multi-award winning Swaddle Up™ is the only zip-up swaddle with patented 'wings' that allows your baby to sleep in a more natural Arms Up™ position for true Self-Soothing™. 

Features:

• 1.0 TOG fabric – perfect for moderate climates, all seasons
• Ideal for room temperatures between 20°C – 24°C
• Unique, patented 'wings' allow a more natural Arms Up™ sleeping position
  
• Arms Up™ allows true Self-Soothing™ = more sleep
• Snug swaddle fit makes your baby feel secure & helps to calm their natural startle reflex
• Swaddle in seconds, with no breakouts
  
• Single layer of fabric to reduce risk of overheating
  
• Certified ‘hip-healthy’ design allows the recommended flexion for hips & legs
• Twin zipper for easy nappy changes
• Safer alternative to loose blankets in the cot
• Cloud Bunnies Pattern
• Fabric content: 93% Cotton, 7% Elastane
  

Select size according to your child’s weight, not their age. Use from birth until your baby shows signs of trying to roll over.

STAGE 2: READY TO ROLL (TRANSITION)  
Swaddle Up™ Transition Bags & Suits Size Guide
Select size according to your child’s weight, not their age. Use to transition your baby from swaddling to arms-free sleep. 

Temperature Guide

Choosing the right TOG for your baby's room temperature

Our sleep garments are given a TOG rating (Thermal Overall Grade) according to the warmth they provide. The four different TOG ratings at Love to Dream™ are: 0.2 TOG (Lite), 1.0 TOG (All Year), 2.5 TOG (Warm) & 3.5 TOG (Extra Warm).

Please note: As seasons change – or if you experience any significant change in weather and temperature – we advise that you monitor your baby more closely and follow our clothing and temperature recommendations below, whether by dressing baby in warmer/cooler layers underneath or in a different TOG-rated garment.

Recommended Clothing By Temperature

Disclaimer: The table is only a guide, and it is important to note that all babies are different. The appropriate number of clothing layers may vary according to a baby's health, their physiology and the room temperature in the room. The care-giver must determine what is suitable.

For additional recommendations and safety considerations, please see our TOG Guide.