Nested Bean Zen Sack Winter - Gently Weighted Sleep Sack | Baby: 0-6M | TOG 2.5 | Helps Transition from Swaddle | Cotton 100%

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Average oxygen saturation levels remained above 95%, the range generally considered healthy for infants and adults, the study said. Moreover, you should opt for a sleep sack where the weight is evenly distributed and the pressure is applied gently to your baby’s body without causing discomfort or restricting movement. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says it received at least one report of a fatality involving a weighted infant sleep product, but it has not named the product.

Opting for visually appealing designs can add a touch of joy to your daily routine with your little one. Especially in the first six months such a newborn baby grows enormously and the sleeping bag quickly fits no more. The sack features our exclusive CoverCalm® Technology, evenly distributed weight from your baby’s shoulders to toes to naturally reduce stress and give your baby the feeling of security and comfort - just like a hug. In this article, we will be covering the key considerations when choosing a sleep sack before sharing some of the best weighted sleep sacks on the market. But Mum couldn’t sit beside the cot all night - so she created a sleeping bag with a gentle weighted section, and crept back to her own bed.This sleep sack keeps your baby snug and secure from day one, and you will not have to worry about your baby escaping from it.

Our Dream Weighted Sleep Sack is designed to help your baby feel calm, fall asleep faster, and stay asleep longer. Finally, overheating is thought to contribute to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), so all of the experts worry that these weighted sleep sacks may contribute to overheating. Williams is co-chairing an effort to create voluntary safety standards for infant wearable blankets — the broad term for sleep sacks and swaddles — through ASTM International, which develops standards for products through a collaborative process that is open to the public. There is also no universal standard for how much weight an infant can handle, though many weighted blankets for older children and adults say users shouldn't exceed a weight of 10% of their body weight. What IS going to solve your problem is consistency, having routines, practicing your sleep skills all of the time with your baby, and having a program for your baby (through a consultant or a program).So if you put a weight on it, it's going to deform, and it's going to press down on the lungs and on the heart. Additionally, mommies whom we surveyed mentioned that they prefer sleep sacks that are breathable and gentle on the baby’s skin.