SnuzSwaddle 3-in-1 Newborn Swaddle Bag - 1 TOG, Sand Cloud

The SnuzSwaddle has been independently tested using relevant standards for baby sleepwear. The SnuzSwaddle has been designed with safety at its core. The soft stretch cotton wraps snugly over the body and is fitted carefully around the neck and armholes to prevent slipping, while the lower half has enough wiggle room for hip-healthy swaddling.

Always follow the product guidance when using SnuzSwaddle. This can be found on your product, within the 'Care & Guidance' section above and on our how-to guide. For general safer sleep guidance and best practice, we always recommend checking The Lullaby Trust.

Choose the correct size swaddle based on your baby’s weight. Our newborn size is suitable for babies weighing 6–12 lbs, while the next size is designed for babies weighing 8.6–18.7 lbs, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit as your baby grows. 

The right TOG rating will depend on the temperature of your bedroom or baby nursery, so it’s likely to change throughout the year. A 2.5 TOG is suited to temperatures between 16–20°C, offering year-round support for spring, autumn and milder winter nights, while a 1.0 TOG provides cooler comfort for warmer conditions ranging from 18–24°C.

Start by making sure your baby’s sleep space is completely clear and your swaddle is flat, lay your baby on their back and place them on the SnuzSwaddle. Make sure to guide your baby’s arms into a natural, comfortable position. 

For the swaddled position, secure both arms inside, zip up gently and fasten the buttons on the armholes. For the other positions, guide their arms through the armholes and optionally attach the sleeves. Ensure the fit is snug but not restrictive, with room for hip and leg movement.

You should be able to fit two fingers between the swaddle and your baby's chest. Check that the swaddle doesn't reach over your baby's face and their head cannot pass through the neck-hole. Make sure their legs can still bend and move naturally.

Do not add extra blankets or bedding, as this can lead to overheating. Need more information? Check out our how-to guide .

Most parents find that having 3–4 swaddle bag per size offers just the right balance. That way, you can have one in use, one in the wash and one fresh swaddle bag in the drawer, as well as an optional spare for emergencies.

Yes. When using a swaddle or sleeping bag, you should never use a duvet or quilt, as your baby could overheat.

Instead, select the correct TOG rating, adjust what your baby wears and regularly check that your baby is not too hot or too cold.  

SnuzSwaddle has been designed to give parents options. No one knows how their baby will sleep before they arrive, and their preferences can change from night to night.

With SnuzSwaddle, you have three options built in, allowing you to settle them however they sleep best - in a snug, swaddled position or with their arms free.

Unlike other swaddles, SnuzSwaddle adapts as your baby grows. Once your little one begins showing signs of rolling, it can continue to be used arms-out, with or without sleeves, giving them the freedom to move, stretch and settle comfortably.

SnuzSwaddle also comes with our signature nappy-change zip, specially designed to minimise disruption during night-time changes. It keeps baby snug on top and underneath while allowing you to simply open the nappy-change panel, change them and zip them back up.

Babies are ready to transition out of swaddle bag when they start to show signs of rolling over, which typically occurs at 2-4 months. The SnuzSwaddle handles the transition seamlessly by allowing your little one to move to an arm-out position (with or without sleeves) as soon as you notice rolling or more regular arm movements.

When your little one is ready to transition, we’d recommend moving to the SnuzPouch, designed to support safe, comfortable sleep while giving your little one the freedom they need as they grow.