Original Transition Bag 1.0 Tog Olive Size Medium

Perfect for our little guy! He loves having his hands by his face and would fight all the other types of swaddles. Material is high quality.

The only swaddle my baby loves. So glad I found these!

I want to like this but my baby seems to hate it. She just thrashes around in it and knocks her pacifier out of her mouth, especially when giving hunger cues. Also the startle reflex, maybe if this isn't an issue for your baby anymore this is a good option? I can see liking this when her arms are out which is where the transition bag is handy but for a newborn this just doesn't work for us.

My daughter loved love to dream swaddle but when she showed signs of rolling we got her the transition swaddle and just in time, she did start rolling in her sleep that weekend. This was a lifesaver since we were able to unzip the arms.

We love these swaddles- my baby is 4 months and gets excited when we put her in her swaddle because she knows it’s sleep time.

This helped our daughter ease out of traditional swaddle and slowly into the Merlin sleep suit.

My first percentile baby adores this sleep sack! She started (and mastered) rolling at about 3 months and we needed a sleep sack that would fit her and help her transition. This did the job perfectly! She sleeps through the night just about every night in this sleep sack!

The ease of this swaddle is so convenient! For the middle of the year night changes the double zipper makes it so easy! Also love how it transitions for when they stay rolling!

My baby sleeps through the night in this! She hated having her arms tucked into traditional swaddles, and we got one of these from the registry and I immediately bought 3 more - one in her current small size and two in the transition medium size to grow into as she gets ready to roll over

Fits snug like a swaddle, but much easier to take on and off, and baby boy loves it. Immediately unzipped the arms off on first use and he loves sleeping like that, we’re lucky he didn’t need to transition that part slowly. He sleeps good 3-4 hour stretches of uninterrupted sleep. Works great as baby boy began rolling on his side, and being able to have his arms out helps ensure he can push himself back onto his back safely. Just purchased the next size up due to him growing, these work amazing! Highly recommend!

This was the only thing that helped my 3 month old start sleeping in her own crib, and sleeping longer stretches! Highly recommend if your struggling with the baby that I only wants to sleep on you

My newborn loves these, will now sete himself to sleep in it.

We’ve been using a love to dream sleep sack since our baby has been born and she loves it! She’s 3 months old now and has been sleeping 9 plus hours every night for the last month. Every material feels soft and our daughter loves the self soothing arms. Highly recommend!

I was at first a bit worried trying this swaddle as I had been using the velco one that pins their arms to their sides. But she was six weeks old and I knew she needed to get comfortable with her arms moving around more! The first night was actually amazing. I no longer had to fight to keep her arms at her sides while velcoring her in. The zipper was also very efficient at getting her swaddled quickly and efficiently. I also found this swaddle was actually a nice step towards allowing her to sleep with a bit of movement. It reduced the startle reflex a bit but still allowed her to self soothe a bit with her arms by her head. At 9 weeks we took her arms out and there was no issues! She actually loves that she can have her arms free with still a bit of pressure around her middle. 10\10 sleep aid. Even if it's a bit expensive, it was useful even after we no longer swaddled which was a bit win. I still recommend it even if I had to wait a bit longer by ordering directly through their website instead of Amazon (this was because the small transition swaddle was only available on their website).

I was at first a bit worried trying this swaddle as I had been using the velco one that pins their arms to their sides. But she was six weeks old and I knew she needed to get comfortable with her arms moving around more! The first night was actually amazing. I no longer had to fight to keep her arms at her sides while velcoring her in. The zipper was also very efficient at getting her swaddled quickly and efficiently. I also found this swaddle was actually a nice step towards allowing her to sleep with a bit of movement. It reduced the startle reflex a bit but still allowed her to self soothe a bit with her arms by her head. At 9 weeks we took her arms out and there was no issues! She actually loves that she can have her arms free with still a bit of pressure around her middle. 10\10 sleep aid. Even if it's a bit expensive, it was useful even after we no longer swaddled which was a bit win. I still recommend it even if I had to wait a bit longer by ordering directly through their website instead of Amazon (this was because the small transition swaddle was only available on their website).