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#ZEN SWADDLE PHOTOS FULL#

If you make it even harder for your baby to move (moving has the potential of waking the baby and making it harder for them to fall back asleep on their own), I can practically guarantee, your baby will sleep sounder. It is now my belief that if you think your baby doesn’t like being swaddled, you are probably just not swaddling ENOUGH. I did as I was told and my baby slept longer that night than she had in months. I told her we stopped because my baby doesn’t like it. She asked what I was using for a swaddle. Then a few months later, I mentioned to a friend that my baby doesn’t sleep. And we struggled to get her to sleep from that point forward. When my first daughter was an infant, we swaddled her in the beginning but she wrangled her way out of that thing and we decided that she didn’t like it. All opinions and photos are my own and in no way influenced by the brand.I know there are people out there who think their babies don’t like being swaddled. Thank you for reading and I will review the Zen Sleep Sack next when Baby D is ready to use it! Thank you Nested Bean for sponsoring this post and helping with Baby D’s sleep patterns. So what do you think? Would you be interested in using Nested Bean’s Zen Swaddle for your baby? In essence, this Zen Swaddle can be a lifesaver for sleep deprived parents because let’s face it, the value of even one or two more hours of sleep during these early months is monumental.

#ZEN SWADDLE PHOTOS FULL#

In a house full of two older sisters and three dogs, this is much appreciated. With this blanket, it’s also easier for him to soothe himself back to sleep when he wakes up before he is ready due to sudden noise or movement. Too bad we only have one, because when it’s in the washer we have to go back to using traditional blankets.īaby D has gone from sleeping 2-3 hours at a time to 4 hours. He now looks for it all the time, which speaks volumes of this product. My husband is the official swaddler for our kids and he loves this swaddle blanket. You can even use this swaddle blanket with arms out, although my baby prefers arms in like this. I didn’t use this blanket during Baby D’s first few weeks so I don’t know how effective it is during that time, but I can see how this can help even newborns. The blanket also includes a leg pouch for an especially snug fit during the baby’s first weeks to reduce colic. When the baby is swaddled the beads provide gentle pressure that mimics your touch and provides relief. If you’d like to read the benefits of swaddling, you can do so here. It uses the benefits of swaddling and touch with its built in small pockets of poly-beads that are strategically placed around the blanket. The Zen Swaddle Blanket is a great solution for parents who swaddle their babies for comfort.

Easier to use than traditional swaddle blankets.

He not only sleeps longer but can fall back asleep more easily when he becomes startled with noise or movement. The Zen Swaddle is soft, lightweight, easy-to-use and keeps my baby sleeping longer during nap time and at night time. It has become our go-to baby gear that’s used all the time. I’ve been using Nested Bean’s Zen Swaddle for about two weeks now and I’ve fallen in love with this product. The only downside to it was that traditional swaddling blankets would come loose, sometimes covering their faces and simply keeping them from staying asleep throughout the night. When the baby fusses or cries without being able to sleep and stay asleep, it’s because his hands come loose and he scares himself with sudden movements. We are very familiar with swaddling and have swaddled both of our daughters with success. My goal these days is to keep him asleep for at least 3-4 hours at a time and to help him fall asleep more easily without fussing as much. Now that the initial high of motherhood has passed (don’t get me wrong, I love this little boy so much that my heart hurts), I’m trying to settle into a routine with my baby boy. I even reached a few postpartum milestones such as wearing jeans (yay!) and getting fresh after-baby hair color (double yay!). I’m trying to be more flexible and listen to my mind and body and so far it has worked wonders in keeping my spirits up despite the sleep deprivation. I got an OK from the doctor to begin light exercise, which I plan to do from next week or so.

Baby D is almost two months old now, where did the time go? If you follow me on Instagram, you would know that I’ve been slowly transitioning back to normal pre-pregnancy life.