Easy Swaddles

Easy Swaddles

Our collection of easy swaddles are designed with keeping you and your baby in mind; it's a must-have for new parents seeking safer, more restful sleep. They make changing diapers in the middle of the night a breeze, without removing the entire blanket or awakening your little one. Aside from that, easy swaddles with zippers and snaps take all of the guesswork out of the swaddling process. aden + anais easy swaddles can be used as a standard swaddle with baby's arms in or both arms out, helping baby to transition more easily from swaddle to sleep sack. Available in a variety of designs and colors, our hook and loop closure swaddles and zip-up swaddles are simple to put on and remove.

Are zip-up and hook and loop closure swaddles safe?

  • Using any of our easy newborn swaddles should be safe as long as you use the swaddle correctly and place your baby on their back while they are napping. Read more on safe swaddling practices on our blog!

How tight should an easy swaddle be?

  • The easy swaddle wrap should be snug but not too snug, so you should be able to squeeze two to three fingers between the blanket and your baby's chest at the top of the swaddle.

How to use an easy swaddle?

  • Hook and loop closure swaddle blankets are extremely easy to use: simply open the swaddle in a T shape, place your baby's legs in the pouch, fold the left side over and tuck it under the baby, then fold the right side over and secure the tabs.

When to stop using hook and loop closure and zip-up swaddle blankets?

  • When your baby begins to roll over, it's time to stop using easy swaddle blankets. This usually happens between two and four months when your baby may be able to roll onto their tummy but not back over, which is usually a strong indication that it's time to transition to sleeping bags.