Is it safe to put your baby in bed?
Do you want to secure your baby in bed but don't know if it's safe? Then read on. Does this sound familiar? Your baby won't sleep on their back, is very restless in bed, rolls onto their tummy but can't roll back, slides under the sheets in bed… What now?! Securing your baby in bed safely gives peace of mind not only to your baby, but to yourself as well. And that makes for a much more pleasant sleep, not only for your baby… but for you too.
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In the Snoozzz sleep wrap, your baby sleeps safely on their back or side. It provides your little one with the same sense of security as in the womb and ensures your baby sleeps better. The sleep wrap is easy to use and fits any mattress.
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Let your baby sleep on their back
Babies sleep safest on their backs. Therefore, always place your baby on their back to sleep. During the first two weeks, your baby is not yet very mobile, and you can let them sleep on their side. After two weeks, this is not recommended. Sleeping on the stomach is strongly discouraged. The risk of SIDS is more than eight times higher when sleeping on the stomach.
Does your baby not want to sleep on their back?
Do you have a restless baby, do you sometimes find your baby lying across the crib? Or does your baby roll onto their tummy and are you afraid they won't be able to roll back? Or does your child refuse to sleep at all and would prefer to get out of bed?
Does this sound familiar? You’ve tried everything to get your baby to sleep on their back, but nothing helps…. Try securing your little one in bed.
How do you safely secure your baby in bed?
There is one tool, made of cotton, with which you your child safe can fixate in bed. That is the Sleep wrap. The Sleep Wrap was developed 14 years ago, specifically to allow babies to sleep safely on their backs and to provide a sense of security. The Sleep Wrap has been nominated for the world's safest sleep aid for babies and has, of course, been extensively tested.
Worldwide, more than 400,000 babies sleep safely in the sleep wrap..
The Snoozzz sleep wrap is made of 100% sturdy cotton and consists of a mattress wrap and a baby wrap. You place the mattress wrap around the mattress. Thanks to the adjustable Velcro, it always fits. There is a pocket on the mattress wrap where you place the baby wrap. This baby wrap You fasten it around your baby's torso using the Velcro. The Snoozzz sleep wrap provides a sense of security, just like in the womb, and ensures that your little one cannot roll over, slide under the covers, or fall out of bed.
How can I help my baby sleep better?
Your baby spent nine months safe and secure in your belly, feeling the safe embrace of the womb all that time. The Sleep Wrap gives your baby this warm, safe, and cozy feeling, just like in the womb. This makes the transition from the womb to sleeping in their own bed less abrupt. As a result, your baby sleeps better and more peacefully, and you can once again enjoy your well-deserved night's rest.
Myth: “Restraining my baby in bed hinders my baby’s development”
The sleep wrap ensures better sleep. Sleep is important for your baby's development. Skin-to-skin contact is also important for your baby in the first few weeks; because your baby cannot see much yet, the hands and feet absorb a large part of this important sense. In the Sleep Wrap, your baby's legs and arms are free. The Sleep Wrap stimulates your baby's development.
The Sleep Wrap, as the name suggests, is intended for sleeping. Do not place your baby in the Sleep Wrap when your baby does not need to sleep.
Recommended by doctors
The Sleep Wrap is 100% safe and has been nominated for the best baby product by a team of specialists. The Snoozzz Sleep Wrap is a safe tool for securing babies in bed and is recommended by pediatricians, pediatric physiotherapists, and consumer safety. Made of 100% cotton and free from harmful substances.
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