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Sleeping Baby Sleepy Unicorn Zipadee-Zip Swaddle Transition

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$25.89 $34.99 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

Cotton or Cotton Blend

TOG Rating
0.5

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 (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

My little one started rolling at four months and I was terrified to transition out of the swaddle, but this zip-up design gave me total peace of mind since it lets him move freely without the loose-blanket risk. The starfish cut keeps him snug enough to stay asleep through the night, yet he can stil

Olivia ★★★★★

The starfish shape is genius—my seven-month-old can roll onto his belly and still suck his hands without getting tangled, yet he falls asleep faster than he did in the regular swaddle. It’s like the best of both worlds for a wiggly sleeper.

Timothy H. ★★★★★

We tried this right when our little guy started rolling in his sleep, and the starfish design lets him move his arms freely without startling awake. He settled back to sleep within a few nights, which made the transition way less rough than I feared.