#Swaddle up vs zen swaddle full

The secure band and gently weighted Cuddle Pads provide continuous comfort while your baby gets used to sleeping completely unswaddled, which means the Zen One has you covered from birth to rolling over.

#Swaddle up vs zen swaddle full

Transitioning babies: Easily transition from arms in or one arm in, one arm out to arms free for babies who want full range of movement by simply removing the mesh sleeves.

The secure band can be wrapped around baby's tummy, or used to keep one arm down. If your baby finds the most comfort somewhere in between, one or both mesh sleeves can be removed to accommodate one arm in, one arm out sleepers.

Active sleepers: If your baby is constantly breaking their arms free of their swaddle, but still needs the secure feeling a swaddle provides, Zen One's breathable mesh sleeves will give your baby some wiggle room while the secure inner band and gently weighted Cuddle Pads™ provide the soothing benefits of a full swaddle throughout the night.

Plus, the mesh sleeves ensure your baby stays the perfect temperature all night long. The added benefit of an easy, two-way zipper also makes changing diapers in the middle of the night easier than ever. With the secure inner band, parents can easily give their child the support they need to sleep securely throughout the night without having to be a master origami artist to get it snug.

Newborns: Most babies sleep best securely swaddled, especially during the first few months when startle reflex is at its strongest.

Zen One is perfect for every type of sleeper, from day one to six months old: The Zen One removes the guesswork from swaddling your baby, so you don't have to keep buying to keep up.

With an inner secure band, removable mesh sleeves, and 2-way zipper, Zen One offers every swaddling option, without being overly complicated. The Zen One introduces thoughtful features that make it feel as if it was specifically designed for your baby.

They need sleepwear that works with their bodies' natural startle reflex to ensure they can sleep comfortably and safely. In the first six months of life, babies develop incredibly fast - and so do their sleep patterns.