Reddit reviews SleepingBaby Chevron Mint Swaddle Transition Zipadee-Zip, Small 4-8 Months (12-19 lbs, 25-29 inches)
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COZY ZIPPADEE-ZIP SLEEPER: Our comfortable Zipadee-Zip swaddle transition () sack acts as a wearable blanket that not only keeps your baby warm and cozy, but acts as a swaddle transition as well. The unique starfish design provides the comforting, enclosed feeling of the swaddle but without limiting your baby’s full range of motion. Your baby girl or baby boy can push up, roll over, and wiggle safely.COMFY BABY SWADDLE BLANKETS: Our Zipadee-Zip is a 96% polyester / 4% spandex blend that is comfortable to wear year-round. Our Zipadee-Zip swaddling blankets are ideal for nurseries with a room temperature between 74-76 degree Fahrenheit. All our baby swaddlers are only intended to be used as a baby blanket for sleeping and should not be worn for running or walking. Easy to care for, wash inside out and tumble dry low. No air drying or dry cleaning required.EASY TO USE: Unlike muslin swaddle blankets or complicated baby wraps, our zip swaddle designs are easy to use. No confusing folds or wrapping necessary. Simply place your baby in the starfish shaped Zipadee-Zip and zip it up. Super easy! Our Zipadee-Zip is a globally recognized shark tank product, as seen on ABC’s Shark Tank!SAFE BABY SWADDLE SACK: Our Zipadee-Zip eliminates the need for loose baby blankets in your crib. Does not interfere with the range of motion your baby needs, allowing for the ability to push up, roll over, or wiggle. We designed our swaddle pod using breathable material to ensure your baby stays safe and snug.BABY BOY & BABY GIRL GIFTS: If you are looking for baby boy swaddle blanket, baby girl swaddle blankets, baby boy gifts, baby gifts for newborn girls, baby girl shower gifts, or baby accessories or ideas for a baby registry, our SleepingBaby Zipadee Zip is what you have been looking for! Our zipadee baby wrap comes in different designs for both boy and girl. We also have gender neutral designs. new moms will love this!
Hi. I have a 4.5 month old and sleep has been the biggest struggle. My daughter is a sensitive sleeper and is very attached to nursing. She has always been extremely aware of her surroundings and she fights sleep like it's her full time job. She is not rolling quite yet, so I cant advise you on that front. But we have had quite a nap journey, so this is our experience.
Wake Windows Are Your Friend
Sleeping cues are not. Our kiddos are discovering a huge new world and sleep is not an interest to them. In my experience, cues show up just a bit too late and then they are overtired by the time you get to try for a nap.
I highly recommend using the app Huckleberry as it calculates wake windows for you.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.huckleberry_labs.app
Why We Use a Swing for Naps
When she was 3 months old, our daughters naps gradually become harder to come by. She would only fall asleep when nursed and would only stay asleep for the vibrating bouncer or on a parent. Then, one day the vibrating bouncer stopped working and I was trapped under a sleeping baby all day long.
I learned that I could lay in our queen bed with baby slightly rolled to the side with a pillow tucked length ways under her as a buffer for rolling. I nursed her lying down and when she fell into a deeper sleep I gently rolled away. Issue is she would wake every 20 minutes because she hadn't learned to connect sleep cycles. So I'd have to lay down and nurse her back to sleep every 20.
I quickly realized that nursing in bed was not sustainable and I couldn't hold her all day. I did a ton of research, found a swing in Craigslist, and learned how to nurse her to sleep, then transfer her in. I could gently rock her to lull her back into a deeper sleep as I strapped her in, then turn it on high to help her connect cycles. We've been doing this for over a month and it is what works best for us. She will nap from 20-80 minutes in there depending on how tired she is.
This is what encouraged me to try the swing. I was afraid to introduce another sleep association, but it's easier to ween from a swing than many other things.
https://www.preciouslittlesleep.com/weaning-baby-off-swing/
We don't personally use one, but I've heard so many people recommend the zippadee zip for rolling babies.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RCZYDZ6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7Pr2Db1A4235H
At 4.5 months we have hit a new roadblock. Bedtime has become an issue but after a few attempts, we've realized our daughter is not yet ready for full on sleep training. We're waiting a few weeks to let her develop a bit more before another attempt. You might find r/sleeptrain helpful if you want to consider that direction yourself.
I wish you good luck and good sleep!