Swaddle Up™ Transition Suit 1.0 TOG - Grey

Preserve your precious sleep routine when it’s time to transition.

As soon as your baby starts showing signs of trying to roll, you must transition to “arms-free” sleep. This change can be upsetting for some babies, but there is a way to help ease the transition and keep your baby settled as they sleep.

The five-piece Swaddle Up™ Transition Suit helps your baby to gradually adjust to sleeping un-swaddled, then also serves as a cosy sleep & play suit.

Features:

• Gentler way to help your baby graduate from swaddling
• Patented zip-off wings for a gentle transition
• Converts to a snug sleep suit, maintaining the secure feeling of being swaddled
• Specially designed shorter zip-on Self-Soothing™ sleeves provide swaddling effect while cuffs are folded over
• Garment easily converts between play & sleep; feet can be covered for bedtime, uncovered for playtime
• 1.0 TOG fabric – perfect for moderate climates
• Ideal for room temperatures between 20°C & 24°C
  
• Made from 93% Cotton, 7% Elastane
• 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
• No loose layers to kick off during sleep
• Can be used to transition from any type of swaddle

Sizing & Temperature Information: 

• Available in 3 sizes: Medium (6–8.5kgs), Large (8.5–11kgs) & Extra Large (11–14kgs),
• See our TOG & Temperature Guide page for Love to Dream's recommendation of how to layer up under your baby’s transition bag/suit according to their room temperature.

Care & Safety:

• Easy care: See our Care & Safety page for more information.

How to use:

The Swaddle Up™ Transition Suit helps your baby to gradually adjust to sleeping un-swaddled. Simply follow these steps:

1. Unzip one ‘wing’ – either as baby sleeps or when dressing them – and zip on one Self-Soothing™ sleeve, with the cuffs folded over. 

2. Repeat this for a few sleep cycles to help your baby get used to the sensation of sleeping with one arm free.

3. When baby seems well-adjusted, remove the second wing and zip on the second Self-Soothing™ sleeve, with the cuffs folded over. 

4. Then uncuff the sleeves as baby sleeps (one at a time, over several sleep cycles) so they get used to having their hands free. 

5. Eventually, your baby will be ready to sleep with both arms out, either with the sleeves on and uncuffed, or with the sleeves zipped off in warmer temperatures.

For more information on transitioning with the Transition Suit, see Love to Dream's blog article.