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Sleeping Baby Going Places Zipadee-Zip Swaddle Transition - Fleece

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$25.34 $38.99 In stock

Category: Sleeping Baby

The Zipadee-Zip’s unique starfish design provides the cozy, secure feeling of a swaddle without limiting baby’s range of motion.

  • A safer alternative once baby starts to wiggle and roll
  • Keeps them comfy and covered during naptime and nighttime
  • Designed based on safe sleep recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
  • Suitable for little ones 3 months–3 years
  • Intended for sleeping only and should not be used for walking or running

Fabric
Digging You: 100% polyester fleece
Fly Sky High: 100% polyester fleece

TOG Rating
0.8

How to get the best fit for better ZZZs

Before ordering, double check your baby's weight & height measurements

If your baby is in between sizes, choose the smaller size

A proper fit will have slight resistance in the wingspan

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli C. ★★★★★

My daughter kept fighting her regular swaddle once she started wiggling, but the starfish shape lets her move her arms and legs freely while still feeling snug enough to sleep through the night. The fleece is also nice and warm for these chilly winter evenings.

Mia ★★★★★

Rolled over in her sleep the first night we used it and the design let her move without fully waking up, which never happened with the regular swaddle. The fleece is warm but not stifling, perfect for our colder nights.

Scarlett W. ★★★★★

The starfish shape gives her just enough freedom to roll onto her tummy without me worrying all night, and the fleece is thick enough for our cold bedroom. She actually sleeps through until morning now instead of fighting the blanket.