When C was a newborn he was never one for being swaddled so when E was born, swaddling was brand new to us. She loved being wrapped up like a little burrito and she would sleep soundly for ages.
The Gro Company are launching their brand new item, the Gro-snug, at the end of this month.
The Gro-snug is a combination of a swaddle blanket and a Grobag, providing parents with a safer alternative to loose bedding. It is a simple choice for new parents who are a little blown away by all of the nursery bedding choices that are on the market.
The Gro Company are launching their brand new item, the Gro-snug, at the end of this month.
The Gro-snug is a combination of a swaddle blanket and a Grobag, providing parents with a safer alternative to loose bedding. It is a simple choice for new parents who are a little blown away by all of the nursery bedding choices that are on the market.
The Gro-snug is super easy to use and you don't even have to do any folding or wrapping like you would with a swaddle blanket. Parents simply zip the baby into the Gro-snug similarly to a Grobag. The Gro-snug reduces the startle reflex which helps newborns get to sleep and most importantly, stay asleep.
Features of the Gro-snug:
- Safe
- chin and zip guards prevent rubbing
- unique curved seams create space for hip healthy natural 'froggy-leg' position
- highest quality construction- no rough seams or edges
- Snug
- poppers can be closed for 'arms in' swaddling to reduce startle reflex, or open for 'arms out' transition to a newborn Grobag
- double lined chest for secure swaddle comfort
- available in two weights of supersoft cotton fabric depending on the temperature of the room. 'Cosy' for cooler rooms between 16-20C and 'Light' for warmer rooms between 21-25C.
- Easy
- supersoft cotton with elastase for stretch
- extra-long and safe YKK zip which opens from the bottom for easy nappy changes
The Gro-snug-snug launches worldwide on June 28th and it is available in 3 designs; Pure White, Grey Marl and Rainbow Spot.
You can takes look at a quick 'how-to' video below. I wish these were around for E!
You can find out more information at the Gro Company website and you can also keep up to date on Facebook and Twitter.
